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... SPEAKING Canon Bernard Wilson, who succeeded the present Archbishop York Vicar Porieca. ukn ill sudden) v yeeterday afternoon the annual *pee»-lh day gathering of L'JO Portsmouth Grammar gatlienng was in the Portsmouth Town Hail, and Canon Wikon wan presiding ...
... MR BALFOUR TO SPEAK MONDAY. The Scottish Conservative Club. Edinburgh, will entertain the Scottish Unionist candidates at luncheon Monday. Mr. Balfour will preside. as one of the trustees the dub, said will propose too toaat '• The Candidate*. ...
... LEEDS. MONDAY, APRIL 19. 19W. SUMMARY OF THE NEWS. Mr. Asqiiith, speaking at Glasgow on Saturday, said that the British Navy was this moment, and must in the immediate future continue to be, overwhelmingly superior, both in material and personnel, not ...
... which k performed at moment with varying success in several constituencies in the country. (Hear, hear.) But, seriously speaking, ha* not the time gone by for ambiguities and reservations? (Hear, hear.) The alternative policy, if there one. must com© ...
... AND SPEAKING BY , WIRE ===== Private Installations and Interior Services. Applications may made to tbe Canvassers of the National Telephone Company, Ltd. Order* for the London District c»n be executed at once. Public Exchanges (Writing and Speaking). ...
... POLITICAL SPEECHES. MR. LONG ANI) THE HOME RULE SHADOW. THE BUDGET AND UNEMPLOYMENT. Mr. Walter Long M P., speaking Unionist meat. held at Pembroke Dock last evening, in support o! the candidature of Sir George Armstrong for the re- presentation the Pembroke ...
... ■^LOCUTION. Marion Moore, The Studio, South Parade, Staec, public andpritate speaking, schools, and private tnitkm. Harrogate. Bradford, and llfcley weekly. R. W. H. Vocal Adviser (Author ol lv J Elocution. Vocal Faults and their Remedies kc., 3s. ...
... Trtlirtm' Column Chambers's Journal. to Speaking at the Annual Conrersawniie the Newsagents'. Booksellers*, and Stationer? National I*oi''ti ••n January IW. Mr. WILLIAM WARD. LiDdCD. said; - ••There is springing «P among the reading public, especially ...
... LOCUTION. —Miea Marion Moore, The Studio. 6, JFj South Parade, l-eeda. public and private speaking, schools, tlaw and private tuition. Harrogate. Bradford, and weekly. NAYLOK, F.HLC.O. Lesson* Singing. I'iano, Organ, llarmnny. Ac. _ For term* apply IVrratv ...
... Linton©n January 3. and Edward Grey will speak the county two day.* later. The Earl of ■will address meeting at Halifax on January 4 behalf Mr. J F. W. Galbraith, and on the same day the Earl of Galloway will speak Brighouae on behalf of Mr G T Rain-deo ...
... p. which was preferred against I ivtiuu.4 huiakc*. young joiner. Evidence was green that Saturday login, January 16, .Mr. Speak peH.sdii.g homo at half-past ten. and when going down treel lie was struck tlie head with heavy. ||«> fell, and was then kicked ...
... TIM BOBBIN AND HIS WORK. BACK-TO-BACK HOUSES. T'LOINERS SPEAK THER HINDS. IDEALS, FACTS, AND SOME FOLLIES. ...