... is expected by an immense number his fellow-countrymen shortly be Prime Minister again. A man in that position necessarily speaks under a sense of tremendous responsibility, and his words carry weight far beyond that attaching to the evidence even the ...

... sentimentality of the agej but while Joseph Andrews and Amelia are notable books., it of Tom Jones ’ that we think when we speak of Fielding, the novelist. Squire Western, Lady Beßaston, the lovely Sophie Western—a character which Fielding immortalised ...

... country had increased 100 per cent., those in Germany had risen by 150 per cent. COST OF SOCIAL REFORM. Mr. W. Churchill, M.P., speaking at Dundee last night, said that before he left London the Chancellor of the Exchequer gave him his final estimate of the ...

... HOME EULE PEKIL. MR. LONG AND ULSTER UNIONISTS. Mr. Walter Long, speaking Belfast last night at a great Unionist demonstration, made the following important reference to statements which have been made that if the Unionists were returned to power by small ...

... TAJJIFF SEPOEM IN SIGHT. Speaking Dover yesterday, Mr. George Wyndham, M.R.. said that the effect of his recent tour through the country had increased his belief that the wnole country was going to give verdict for Tariff Reform at this election. Replying ...

... leave absence. * THE GENERAL ELECTION. HOUSE OP LORDS. MARQUESS OF LANSDOWNE AND TARIFF REFORM. The Marquess of Lansdowne, speaking great Unionist mass meeting at Liverpool, last night, said: The campaign has been remarkable lor the extraordinary intemperance ...

... who was said to have been travelling at the rate of 20 miles an hour, was stopped by them, and while a police-officer was speaking to the driver of the car, defendant interposed and said: How long has the trap been here,” adding that would go back and ...

... —Swist^lmglo EunntbUS,Edgware-rSui. 'Phone42o2Mayfair. COMPANION GOVERNESS, an pair, or small salary, young Indy, Dutch. 22, speaks fluent German, little French and English; preferably with yonng girl or married lady; superior, Protestant; highest references ...

... admissions, most of them made last year, that the great and wise men in question had been barking up the wrong tree, so to speak, and that they did not know, as they thought they did, the rate at which German construction was taking place. Mr. McKenna ...

... not allow England adopt Tariff Reform, Mr. Balfour went too far. National Zeitung Mr. _ Balfour, while assuming the air of speaking in friendly and mediatory spirit, yet goads on the anti-German instincts of we mass of the electors. What other meaning has ...

... tion tod ownership by the State of industrial ttnerpnsaa, Mr. Marl Reaufoy, formerly Radical M.P. for tvennuw''.. will speak this evening a meeting o uol. F. A. Lucas, the Tariff Reform ••otudate. POSITION IN DULWICH. ME. BONAE LAW’S [Londoi News Agency ...

... BATTLING WITH THE STORM. j In the wooden hut at the end of the jetty jit was hard at times to hear man speak, and the watchmen who sat by the red-hot I stove or stood peering out of the narrow doorway were silent except when there was momentary lull in ...