... their names will be printed on the list of those supporting the candidature of Mr. Faber. He ought to get a big conunittee. Speaking at the opening of a new Temperance Hall at Brierley Hill the rector said that With all due respect to the police force, ...

... LORD SALISBURY. Speaking at Rugby, in the place of Lord l4f , lru.r. who was prevented from attending by injury, Lord Salisbury said that what wonted in a Second Chamber independence and a sense of responsibility to do the utmost to interpret the wishes ...

... Lord NNW'• Arguments. Speaking at Huddersfield Lord Milner assured his audience that Tariff Reform can both bring in revenue and keep out foreign goods. His arguments seemed to run as follows: Import duties cannot keep out and let in the same goods, ...

... takes no account of the much larger number thereby seriously injured. Among the few medical men who have had the courage to speak out unequivocally on this matter, I may name the following:—Dr. Turnbull, M.D., says: He had seen healthy children die rotten ...

... issue, and he was just as stronglY opposed to it now as lie was when it was a living issue 20 years ago. (Hear. hear.) i Speaking oh the Navy, the hon. Member !said I Medals and Bars for Perteet Atteodance. the question the Navy was of vital im- -Emily ...

... difficulty can be rea- lised by those actuahly engaged in it pr In conclusion, Mr says — leave this long account of our work Pl to speak for itself, and to claim, as I hope oT it will, your support. Aw yet comparatively pew to this work, | discern something od ...

... that is saying a good deal. The whole production has been produced under the stage management of Mr. Charles Goss, and it speak# volumes for his ability when it can be said that the pantomime went with a swing and without a hitch on the first performance ...

... impression, though a different kind, was created by Miss Clara Earle as the wicked fairy Siva. Miss Earla had many lines to speak, and all were spoken with faultless elocution and impressiveness that leaves little doubt that this young lady has a bright ...

... Yours sincerely, ARTHUR Jas. BaLrour. After a few introductory remarks from the Chairman, Mr. Burgoyne was called upon to speak. In the course of his vigorous sgeech he said that the Unionists had so many things to discuss that it was difficult to choose ...

... feel that in the fortheoming Parliiirmint there should be someone on be Liberal benches to speak from the high rel standpoint. just as Lord Hh vs , 1•4 is, speak from Htjli Church point of in the PerliameW. Mr Silv.ister Horne. they insist, is • man would ...

... Watkinson’s evidence showed that while engaged during the Sunday evening performance at the Paragon Music Hall he had cecasion to speak twice to the prisoner regarding his disorderly conduct. At the inferval, about 9.20 p.m., the prisoner, who had previously ...

... mother. Domestic We have now inhabted your Lordship's premises, wrote Sir William to Neilson, some days. and I can now speak with some certainty. I have lived with dear Emma several years. I know her merit ; have a great opinion of the head and heart ...