... what the work at the commencement of each year for the last ten years has been. I am speaking of the civil work entirely now. The civil work ha-* been, roughly speaking, constant during the last ten yeare. I have eent to me four times a year papers showing ...

... HOME RULE DEMAND. TRANSVAAL MODEL. RELIGIOUS EQUALITY. . MR REDMOND'S DECLARATION Speaking lit Belfast la»t nijht, Mr. John Redmond said the great issue the election for British people was summed up the word# against people, and fof them that ittue meant ...

... He's ben true to one party—an' thet is himself, j m -~Lowe/l. gentleman, nurse, who loves to hear himself ' talk, and will speak more in a minute than he will in month. —Shakespeare. To Lord ROSEBERY. makes a solitude, and calls it—peace — Byron. To Lord ...

... been a meagre scale. India sends forward inquiries for lighter fabrics low quality, but limit? attached are a long way cut. Speaking generally the East seems as little disposed to purchase now as when cotton was Id. per lb. lower; in fact, dealers show eagerness ...

... received with enthusiasm everywhere. On Wednesday, weather permitting, he hopes to address an open-air meeting at midday, speaking from a seat in his carriage. A TARIFF REFORM PIONEER. At a Unionist meeting at Dudley last night, which Major Griffiths Boscawen ...

... form of attacks on their political opponents. Private Members' Views. The record of the Government in regard election pledges speaks for itself, while the views individual membem of the Liberal Party were, fortunately for those who desire estimate their value ...

... STATE OF THE NAVY. PREMIER'S BID FOR VOTES. LORD C. BERESFORD'S CHALLENGE. Lord Charles Bereaford, speaking Grimsby I;i8t night, made pointed attack the Prim# Minister. The Premier, aaid, was extremely clever man, an astute lawyer, and clever electioneered ...

... shipping and railways *»«prwing. Lord Ash ton yesterday celebrated the sixtyjeventh anniversary his birthday. John Redmond, speaking at Belfast last said the great issue the election wag Peers against People, and for Nationalists that issue meant Home Rule ...

... to address meetings Brighton and Bath respectively. In the second reek in January he will commence Fifeshire campaign, and speak at a large number of meet- mgs the county. ...

... untried theories. What I offer at first hand— a poor thing. perhaps. 44 but mine own. plain, practical man, give me leave to speak right out that which I do know. When landed American territory in 1896 I found myself a stranger in a strange land, with many ...

... PRECARIOUSNESS OF LIVING CHANCELLORS REMEDIES. Speaking at Reading Saturday Mr. Lloyd- George said the reason for the election was that the rich landlords who were represented specially in one branch the Legislature declined bear their fair share the ...

... campaign to-dav, when he is announced to address meetings at and Millbrook, and, with the exception of Saturdav, he will be speaking every night during the week. To-morrow large demonstration is to be held at the Town Hall, at which Mr. F. Piatt-Higgins ...