... persons, the following remarks made by the late Lord Ran Churchill, father of Mr. Winston Churchill. may interest your readers. Speaking at Blackpool as tar back as the year 1884, the late Lord Randolph Your iron mausetre ii: dead. glead soe mutton coal industries ...

... M i RBALFOUR Mr. Balfour has in no way suffered any after speaking at Haddington, and continues to enjoy good health. SOUTH AFRICAN PREMIERS ANU MR. GLADSTONE. It is officially announced that the Right Hon Herbert Gladstone, M.P., bas received telegrams ...

... him to leave the ordnance works, the statement is entirely untrue, and that Mr. McKenna aware of it. is Mr. Lloyd-George, speaking in London last night, dealt principally with the unem ploy- ment problem, and said trade was recovering rapidly, unemployment ...

... English sovereign can be purchased for his blades, because he had to heat it only to a low lds. and sometimes for 10s. cannot speak with heat, which made it very hard to work. But a blade authority on this matter as I have not been able to do it myself, but ...

... RALL Lord Charles Plain peecii. AVAL NEEDS SIR GEORGE DOUGHTY AND HIS TRADUCERS. Lord Charles Beresford, speaking for Sir George Doughty, at Grimsby last night, had a tremen- dously enthusiastic reception from over 10,000 people, thousands of others failing ...

... called out, you smoke, captain’ replied the Unionist candida’ tossing his pouch to the s aker, and now you have a smoke while I speak. The out- come was that Captain Henderson received an attentive hearing, although he was questioned until 9.45, he proceeded ...

... in a people's life. That sends the reverent, believing man te hic knees. We are so sent now, NO FINANCIAL RESERV FOR WAR Speaking at Berwick, Sir Robert Finlay said the gravest features in present ities were that moderate Ministers were being dragged ...

... Radical Party. One ni is to remember that there are other sins besides the sin of drunkenness. There are the sins of “evil speaking, lying, and slandering. , These are denounced in no unmeasured terms in the Bible, and the liar and the drunkard are placed ...

... ress meetings at Brighton and Bath respectively. In the second week in January he will commence his Fifeshire campaiga, and speak at a large number of meets ings in the country. ...

... bills falling due on January 10, and £1.000.000 will be a further issue. MR. REDMOND AND RELIGIOUS Mr. John Redmond, M-P., speaking at Belfast rt o ture of Mr in night, Devlin, M.P. for the West Division, said t imue of was Peers against 00} and for the ...

... subject. Two measures of the first class, it is true, have received the Royal assent=the Planning Bill and the Irish broadly speaking, the activities of Parliament may be summed up in the one word Budget. Great things were expected of the Budget by its authors ...

... victory. Arrangements were made for lady members of the to canvass the district. SEEKERS AFTER ABSOLUTE POW Mr. Walter Long, speaking at Birmingham last night. defended the action taken by ous® 0! Lords with regard to the Budget. and said the only course ...