... Tan Pool Mazes oousos.—Eitir Charles Lucas speaking for the first time as the new Principal toe large gathering at the Working Men's College, Camden Town. said that the o'lject of the was to try and give the poor man some of the advantages which the rich ...

... EIPZAKING. Of those enumerated in the county, 1360 were stated to have a knowledge of Gaelic, and of those all but one was able to speak English as well as Gaelic, the exception being a widow aged 89, who was horn in Perthshire. Of the Gaelic speakers, only 86 ...

... TRAWLED HERRINOP. Mr George Shaer, Aberdeen, speaking as one of the leading Liners in the trade, said the Immature filth caught in the trawl were not marketable alongside the drift net herrrine. Trawled herring* lost their scales, and got black and looked ...

... CMURCH. On THURSDAY, 3rd October, at 8 p.m., Lieutenant-Colonel BRAINS (of the Salviticui Arley Headquarters, London), will speak on General Booth : the man and his work amongst the poor Rev. D. Matte, 8.A., will preside, supported by the local ministers ...

... Conservatives of the town speak in the highest praise of his ability and high aims, while protesting that they consider his ideas mistaken AIM. Mr MacDonald has education and °ukase, and he has travelled much, so that he is able to speak with mach weight upon ...

... 10101 IN VIM& IL as an outsider in politics, I dare speak of the positiim of Ulster in relation to Home Rule I would urge the same argument. Whether Ulster's opposition to Home Rule is right or wrong, the use of physical force to resist it most be quite ...

... death through playing with unguarded Gres, and it is seldom that any punishment is inflicted upon the parents. Generally speaking the parents of the children who lose their lives, through the absence of fire guards are people in humble circumstances, ...

... and convert his fellow Parliamentarians. He can make good platform speeches, but he rises to his higher flights when he is speaking in those quieter tones which suffice for the great deliberative chamber. It has been fortunate for the House, during the ...

... been a great disaster. It was at work in a few minutes and the fire under control before the local Brigade arrived. I cannot speak too highly of it. ...

... the blood on the to speak for itself. Do you think it would do me any good to get rid of 'int? It don't stand Co reason that it would. I can't make 'ead nor tail of it —no, that I can't, try how I will. That the old man was speaking the truth there could ...

... AT CUPAR. Major Anstruther Gray, M.P., speaking at Cuuar on Monday said he would give them an object lesson on Tariff Reform. Three days ago, when he was at Cellardyke, he was told that eight of his friends were wanting to say goadb,ye to him. He asked ...

... have asked Mr Bryce to aidress their Federation demonstration in the afternoon, of the evening in which Mr Lloyd George is to speak. vote of thanks to Mrs Anstcother Gray for prodding. A pleasant Cinderella dance followed, and brought to a finish most enjoyable ...