... at her knowledge—but in no limy put out. Yee, be answered. t have made, perhaps, hundred f orte minds. Precti. mdly . speaking, ight ago I had the whole thing in my bands. I could have made more had I chosen to have deaths innumerelle at my door. I ...

... more. Would the Redioale make the sin under Free Trade! I No.) TliLey . Jid i tosur yeses Mn, and everything had gone up. Speaking of Colonial preference,' Mr. Monsall asked them if they would not rather help those who built ships to fight foe us, than ...

... wee vary sorry to ay that Gat Bathurst was suffering from a very bad throat, and bad bean told by his malioal lathier not to speak that night. This was s Gaffes of disappointment not only to than but to 001 Bathurst as well They had a very •blo sob statute ...

... exports ware 377 millions and the imparts 624 mil.ionn Mr. Hicks Beach, who had an enthusiastic greeting oti •rriviog f rom speaking at Preathury, spoke confidently of his prospects. ...

... father and myself. Sometimes we get the servants together on s Sunday afternoon and she speaks to m all from her couch. You should hear her sometimes; she speaks very beautif oily. I can quite imagine it, he said. But we fall short of her ideal, ...

... Hawke' staled that had received a tolegrnm tram defendant which be apologised for his nocuttendanon and stated that he wan speaking co that day at South Shireidn. Fined 10e molusive.—Albort Victor George Moon labourer, Bartoc-on-ihe- Heath, was summoned ...

... late. but Ilr. Lyres Monsen cares little whether inesitings are noisy or quiet. Full of confidence, pluck. and good temper, speaking his mind straightforwardly to everybody, friend or Lae. he goes cheerily aking. making friends vierywbere. Lucky is South ...

... with booing. Ile said if there any work to be done for Ile:share, he was alive)* ready to do it. (Glee's) He only wanted to speak as man to man. he his opinion they wanted to back up Tariff Re. form—lures No, no)—and put Mr. E3res Morrell into Parliament ...

... with the aid of excellent p •teibited by Mr. Doer's Iseura bc :ree ' er l = Powdery Mildew of the apple and geow - borrYi Speaking of the Americas Gooseberry Mildew, he desoribed the white powdery glimmer Mega and sad fruit growers reuet set kt the &hoots ...

... but it was he argued, much alive es ever. Speaking of Lord Ilind• lip, he said mimetically, tile. a nice friend of yours isn't he The-wirking man was a sportsman, and didn't mind hie 'berme being taxed. Speaking of • house where he called. at which the ...

... RADICAL CALUMNIES REFUTED. Speaking Bradford un Saturiiity room, Mr. Balfour urged toot the Budget would bring the money recitured for national puriri.M. Tice Curium/nu of the Eachoquor tied dunouncing with greet far your aud vigour, but they had returned ...

... There was the waving of party colour and cheers from a section of the orowd which atiK thscinged the Market Plate. Mr. Baser. speaking through a megaphone, said Keep yam coiseese up. We hare lost here. Int are top does in the House of Commons. (ApPlaneral ...