... leave London for Nottingham this evening. In adlition to addressing a mass meeting in that city to-morrow night Mr. Burns will speak at two mid-day meetings confined to factory hands. At the evening meeting the right hon. gentleman will reply to Mr. Chamberlain's ...

... very much, and until we knew within what limits we are asked to approve a departure from accepted principles it is useless to speak of a unity which is impossible of attain- MOO. Independence of judgment rather than a willingness to secrif►ce honest eonvictions ...

... with zest. and they have entered upon it with something of the fierce enj3yaient of actual conflict. To a man January 1 may speak of many things and even of that happiness of which he talks much, but to woman the date has a deeper significance. With the ...

... which is a masterpiece of the most characteristic kind ; of the great Hals, and of many other things of which I had hoped to speak, mention must be deferred to a second article. B. N. To the Enrrol: of THE IVESTMIN6tER GAZETTE. SIR, —ln allowing attention ...

... ot the present issue is a number of Reminiscences, contributed by persons of different classes all over the country, who speak in terms of warm admiration ot the paper. The British Weekly has long ago attained the very front rank, and we wish it ...

... with the Duchess of Devonshire, he will shortly go abroad. Lord George Hamilton, another prominent member of the League, is speaking to-morrow evening at Blackheath, but there k no intention to hold any great public demonstration in London during the present ...

... of the Paris Council at a sumptuous banquet, where Dr. Brousse delivered a speech in which he warmly welcomed the guests. Speaking of Lord Cheylesmore, Chairman of the Westminster Council, he said : Soldkr, sportsman, and philanthropist, you unite in ...

... like to know how that compares with other places on the South Coast. I consider this climate second to none in England, and I speak from a varied sojourn in most of the so-called winter resorts of this island. fortnight ago a friend of mine gathered a beautiful ...

... passes abruptly into the crude popular language of the appeal, while the preface leaves the hero on velvet, if we may so speak, by calling fresh attention to the series of speeches in which ree Trade has been reconciled with Protectionism. In the last ...

... why Miss Lillah McCarthy wore such an appalling healgmr. Therese is as puzzling as any of Mr. Balfour's speeches. Roughly speaking, her first words to Rene are, You are in love with me, but I shall be indifferent to you ; then she mentions that she ...

... and two platelayers, who assert that no keys had been removed, and that the shunter did not speak to the foreman after the accident. The inspecting-officer has preferred the shunter's evidence, without, however, showing why so much greater weight should ...

... SOME ELECTORAL ENGAGEMENTS. Mr. Chamberlain will speak at Nuneaton on January IE. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman will visit Chester on the 10th inst. and address a meeting in support of the Liberal candidate, Mr. Allred Mond. The meeting will probably be ...