... Riding Court, he v.-#s ordered month’s imprisonment Since hie last appearance had discovered that with a little effort could speak, and in reply to the latest charge he pleaded not guilty. The constable stated that the defendant had Is. 3d. his pocket. ...

... after being treated unsuccessfully elsewhere. I have recommended many of friends to you. and I am pleased to say they all speak in glowing terms of your ability. Yours truly, DOWNS. 26, Chorley Old Road. Bolton. ...

... lrcll on Slm . Mr. J. A. hat,vick super,ntendent of Manor j. , id „. mld j there „ ould Place and Imn. treasurer of the club, speaks gretil revelation approval of mixed swimming. ‘‘They allow it »t the seaside.” said to a Press representative, j SynaijOliue ...

... endangered his life,: and ret was permanently cured Mr. Ison’s system of treatment in six weeks without operation Let Mr. Law speak for himself. writes:—” 42, Middlewood Road. Hillsboro’, Sheffield Dear Sir, —I am very pleased be able to tell you that 1 have ...

... “condescended ask permission to hold meeting in the public street. He explained that his whole contention was that had right to speak in the open street. The Clerk: That right does not to tho highways. The police have no power to allow you to commit offence ...

... policy. The Unionist speaker was Mr. T. M. Winch, of Legbourne Abbey, near Louth, a well-known Conservative After he had been speaking about ten minutes, Liberal asked, “Which side are you on ?” “I am on the right side.” replied Mr. Winch, and proceeded with ...

... things. The reporter concerned asserts that the original report i, ‘‘an accurate reproduction of the words Mr. Leon used speaking of the Navy. The report was transcribed immediately after the speech was delivered, and was in no way altered or added to ...

... know some of your directors,” said, “and some of the captains of your groat ships, but today 1 stand in the very heart, so to speak, of things, and see face to face those men whose skill of hand and strength of body help to keep in repair those mighty ships ...

... Yours, etc., J. B. BARNES. Sheffield. WOMEN AND THE GENERAL ELECTION. Sir, On the 24th May. 1893, the late Marquis Salisbury, speaking against Home Buie, at a ma.-,, meeting Belfast, used the following memorable words, which I suggest should be employed as ...

... letter to the Ulster Unionist Council, at Belfast to-day. the Duke of Abercorn said it was all nonsense for Mr. Asquith to speak of Home Rule without separation. That was a mere blind, for everyone who know anything of Ireland was quite aware that if Homo ...

... secured work, and one has returned home. The Archbishop York has promised preach at St. Mary’s Church, Walklev, on Palm Sunday. Speaking at Church gathering last night at the Parochial Hn!l. the Vicar of Walklev (the Rev. S. T. G. Smith) emphasised the gravity ...

... are. Sometimes the room is stunk out” No action was taken. THE DUKE OF NORFOLK AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION. The Duke Norfolk, speaking at, Arundel lasi night, said the great question Arundel would have very much at. heart was the religious character of the ...