... fired Monday, January lith as the date of the Croydon Lleetion PREPARATIONS AT SOUTH NOUWOOO Sir Robert Hermon-Hodge will speak on Tuesday, the 11th inst., at the Stanley Hall. We are asked to say that canvassers are urgently needed and should communicate ...

... Cadoxton. of Cardiff, in lat. 48 N., long. 10 30 W., on Nov. 22 is fixed for Jan. 11 at Cardiff. Mr. R. W. Wallace, K.C., speaking on Thursday at the third annual meeting of the Saldanha Bay Harbour and Railway Company, said they had bad a good deal of ...

... evidence shiewied that wihilles engaged during the Sunday evening performance at the Paragon Music Hall, he had occasion to speak twice to the priatsar regarding his disorderly conduct. At the Starred, about 9.20 p.m., the prisoner who had previously left ...

... liar man I I I omit to speak to you shout him. Vaotlivy.- I t. dear! I had hoped you had 1'011W:16011i a miniat tire. I esteem it an honour to do head. lir. Permor• Your eyes. you knon, are very nunarkahle. I always say %%hat I think. Positively. your ...

... view of the match with England a fortnight hence the Welsh form will be keenly watched on both sides of the Severn. Report speaks highly of the forward play in the Principality, and during the Christmas holidaye the backs have been scoring plenty of points ...

... to carry out the bill for the abolition of slavery, and I have a distinct recollection as a boy of hearing him frequently speak when narrating of his dainties experiences, which were extensive, of the English bloodhounds, which he called St. Hubert& and ...

... mother; be thinks she may regain consciousness at any minute; and it will best that you should bo near her when 'wftbout speaking, Phyllis mechanically followed her guide between the long lines of beds to the one in tbo corner round wtiich screens had ...

... motoring ladies—who have never had the opportunity of putting hand to wheel. One these last—my predominant partner, to wit—l can speak for as never being truly happy on the open road under swinging thirty-five an hour. Yet if I permit her joyance motoring and ...

... surprise, while the historical tragedy of Sword and King was piresented to such a realistic manner that bat fee the absence of speaking Ports one had the pleasure of easing a play produced with costly dresses and scenery. To.) much praise cannot be given to ...

... put before the House Commi tee to look Into, as at was obvious they should be looked into, he was at aloes to understand. Speaking u chairman of the committee he should havebeen only too pleased to have had a meeting called. The Clerk The tenders have ...

... Lady Aberdeen's charities and on her interest in Ireland; but everyone may not know that she is a firstclass linguist. She speaks f'rench like a native, and all her speeches were given to French at the National Conference of Women which took place at Geneva ...

... I 7 JANtARY I , 1910 THE WESTMINSTER I Mr. Lloyd George, speaking at Llanclly. on December 22, described Lord Milner, Lord Midkton, Lord Cawdor, and Lord Curzon as a pretty quartette singing Christmas carols about the country.] • 'A SHERIDAN. * though ...