... END OF SPASMODIC STRIKES. * WHAT RAILWAYMEN °.%f E.'' THE TRIPLE v Mr. Bellamy, president of '** of Railwaymen, speaking at said that momentous decisions w el* h by the Swansea. conference. «i increase would not wipe out e etl t. they regarded it as ...

... PROBLEM OF SOUTH AFRICA. GENERAL SMOTS'S DECLARATION. IReuteb's Telegram.] Middelburg. Thursday. Speaking here to-day General Smuts, Colonial Secfetary of the Tranevaal, said the people must their best get over provincial feeling and seek the welfare ...

... dispenses with switchboard. There is no overhearing or waiting to be connected. You speak direct —instantly—by touching a button. Some businesses there are where speaking tubes are still used. Illhealth is constant these places. Some businesses there are ...

... LOBBY NEUROSIS. ■SCOTTISH SECRETARY S VIEW OF M.P. CRITICS. McKinnon Wood, Secretary for Scotland, speaking London last night, said it was notorious that the physical atmosphere of the lobbies at Westminster was very enervating, and tended to produce ...

... continued yesterday with the reading further depositions. the rising the court the judge asked leading counsel on each side speak with him. ...

... went to speak in more statesmanlike vein the subject the exclusion Ulster. The passage is obviously important. It will be marked and carefully weighed. It will be taken as of the real mind of the inner Cabinet. means that if Mr. Churchill is speaking for ...

... MR. MASTERMAN AT BURNLEY DETERMINED FORCE THROUGH HOME RULE. Speaking on Home Rule at Burnley last night, Mr. Masterman, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, said did not believe there would be civil war, though there might be riotmg, bloodshed, and ...

... conversing French. The officer, lieutenant, requested them to speak German or leave the hall. They chose the latter course and moved into a neighbouring restaurant, where they met two more French-speaking Lorrainers, and the lieutenant discovered them few minutes ...

... LORD WOLMER ILL. The Times states that Viscount Wolmer, M.P.. has been medically advised to refrain from public speaking for the present, and has consequently cancelled several his public engagements. ...

... the “Times” strongly condemnatory of Lord Lanadowne’e Bill for the Reform of the House Lords. He save “I have been asked to speak in the Lords in tlippofft the Lord* Revolution Bill. If epoke 1 should denounce it, but fear i not fit to eo. and imuit content ...

... Lord Harris and Comiromise. Lord Harm, speaking Sittingbourne on Saturday evening. ...

... the anniversary of Sedan he would taking his ale, and no doubt drinking the health of God Almighty in Paris. MR. MASTERMAN. Speaking a recruiting meeting at West Bam last night, Mr. Masterman said he did not think that the Cabinet would ever feel again as ...