... TIME TO SPEAK PROPERLY. •• You mean public ‘house, you ? said Mr. Francis, iho iLarabeih imagnstrate, couslable -who in giving evidence had spoken of a pub.” Wo have plenty of (time and you can * putiic-hono©.* ...

... PLEDGED SOT TO SPEAK. Will you give the name of any agent of Barnato in England or in Capetown who had any communication with you?—l could, but I not permitted without special permission from the gentlemen. They have all pledge—all connected with that ...

... TO SPEAK IN THE TOWN HALL. London correspondent telegraphs:—“ I am informed that the annual meeting of the Council of the National Liberal Federation will be held Birminghajn Juno 18 and 19. and that the Prime Minister will address a public meeting the ...

... A RIGHT TO SPEAK. In the course of an interview with a Gaieties and Express representative Mr. Jack Williams, the leaser of the Manchester body on their march to London, expressed has pleasure at the baspitauty which had been shown to thtun by the ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING BY A LEADER. Ta© decision the Deputy-Coromififlioner Nogpur prohibit holding of Congress of Indian in that town gives added interest a leader the be wood the two sections Indian politicians written near the close last Sir il. Mehta, who ...

... A HUMAN SPEAKING VOICE. The presence the fair sex had certainlt chastening influence, and the time was not ia. frequently pleasantly parsed, particularly the ear after same week? began to recognise ibj sounds. It is one thing, of course, write the alphabet ...

... MILE END SCANDAL. ATTORNEY-GENERAL SPEAKS FOR FOUR HOURS. The trial was commenced at the Old Bailey yesterday of the ten Guardians and ex-Guardians of Mile End on a general charge of conspiracy and 'contravention of the Provisions of Public Bodies Corrupt ...

... r..1., 1 • a \ ) 1 : BY ARNOW. Generally speaking, the bet prlivailed over the ball on Saturday. In Division I. the full pro. gramme was again completed, one match especially producing some high scoring. Washwood Heath received a visit from Fernleigh ...

... INTERESTING To ADVERTISERS IN THE ••SPORTS ARGOS The following comniuuication hat hewn resadred from as advertiser and speaks for itself: You will perhaps be glad to learn—at say rats we are very pleased to inform you—that we have received more orders ...

... THE HON. R. ERSKINE Brain-fag, Overwork, Exhaustion, Lassitude.-- Facts speak for themselves, and no doubt the truth of the statement explains why the shrewdest men, the born leaders, are content to express the most important opinions quite simply and ...

... INTERESTING TO ADVERTISERS IN THI SPORTS ARGUS. The following communication has been remised from an advertiser and speaks for unit: Yon will perhaps be glad to lesrn—st ay Taft we we very pleased to inform yree—fiat we have received more orders from ...

... The Jolly Good Fellow is, generally speaking, the able, healthy, bright-spirited man who if ever he is threatened by such depressing conditions as Stetnech and Liver derangements, with all their net ,- ing effects on the nervous system, 01 he should take ...