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... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING. Moscow correspondent the Standard has been able secure the remonstrance drawn up the Congress and Municipalities, and sends textual translation of the document. Tho position and needs of Russia are stated, and th© following conclusions ...
... MR. BALFOUR TO SPEAK. A great Conservative demonstration baa been arranged held the Queen'* Hall, London, the 29th in»t.. under the of the Metropolitan Divirion of the National Union of Areoelation*. The chair will bo taken Lord chairman the Metropolitan ...
... butter which the result mixture of milk of the Jersey and the Shorthorn—we speak tiie pedigreed cow—frequently obtain quite high a position the pure milk tl»e Jersey. ...
... COST THE WAR TO JAPAN. OP Tob'o, Thursday. Count Oku ma, speaking to-day before the Congress of Associated Chambers Commerce, referred to the sudden expansion the finanoe Japan, and said that when withdrawal of troope from the front had been completed ...
... whole Commonwealth, though unfortunately certain district* toestarn Queensland and South Australia still without their share. Speaking generally, however, a supply of both feed and water, acd a heavy lambing and bulky clip assured. As regards line wools ...
... SIR HERBERT MAXWELL »Tl n v AFKORKfTATIOX Speaking Dumfries !a>i night. Sir well. Bar'.. i 1.1*.. d :i «»••• .€19.000 year p.trii. -• a:-;? !••••- declared that «••»•! •«* fi 'y have .r.« ♦ >;• «ait:na!g;' Boon. The property which had ■ rent of two acre ...
... To Clergy. Profe«»i«fial singer*. Speaker*, Ac. VOICE PRODUCTION, -inline. Speaking. R. GORDON HELLER. A.K.C.M. (Performer and Teacher I. Baritone. the Royal Collar# Muaic. London. both for Public Mnaing awl for Teaching tborough in three Arta, and corrects ...
... aUamb Speak . « I -I W. Rice, Uallain 14 LBpcak Mr. T. L. C. Curtis, . Chamber* Mr. C. A. Button, t b Hstlsm - - - T. 11. Hatlam Uuim « «, Oates Speak W. Pay too, c Jotaoa Ij at (hue* Speak. J» A. rony.rtOatesbGunn . 13 Chambers speak - J. AUetaon ...
... undertaking you will not speak to tho complainant or hie family? Mr. Turner: Because them are very good reasons, which it not tho interests justice that I should *4 moment disclose, why anould not undertake that will not speak to members of this man's ...
... SjK-ak. flowers—Messrs. W. Bleazanl, R. Kmbly. P. C;*'k. Speak, W. Granev, and J. S. Penny. In vegetables—Messrs. J. Margeriaon. W. Graney, K. Varley, F. Rawlinaon. W. Bleazard, R. Embly, T. Speak, and J. Harrison. ...
... true—and I. parent, speak with utmost feeling difficulty finding proper employment for one's eons—some find in tho cricket field, somo elsewhere. (Laughter.) Still. I on other hand conscious that there for almost all tho men I been speaking turned out by our ...
... hear that to present they had beer, able to obtain nurses sufficient num. ber«J, It© could only say—speaking for himself, and had doubt could also speak for other© in tho city—that any assistance could give in procuring nurses for sufferers who were unable ...