... few extremist, make it appear that they speak for Labour when they do not represent a tithe of the members of the unions. As for speaking for the whole of the workers the notioa is farcical. They 410 not speak for half their own 5.004,000 colleagues ...

... still left with a doubt to the harmfulness of control he would do well to weigh the words of Sir Robert llorne. who, speaking at Glangew the other night. Li I bad entered Parliament a confirmed should by this time, b•cau,o of my experience of Government ...

... Sualieh. With hiss coroner began to strangle. Can you speak German? he asked. The mss shook his bead. Cs you sp;;k ltalian? continued the , oldeimi. Again the elan shook his hem!. Cie you speak Itungeriant Tim wool Can you mak Ruesient ideally asked ...

... when he speaks to-day he will continue to deal with the matter in plain and vigorous language. This is no time for the nicely-calculated word, the neatlyturned phrase. the icademioal perfection of style. It is a time that calls for plain speaking and strong ...

... the energy and virility with which' the old man of 57 is pureeing his cam- 1 paigo. Ile speaks two or three times every day. He is never dull. lie always speaks to the point. And his Liberalism is no mere shib-' Toth of yesterday, but it is right up ...

... MEDICAL SCIWOLS WANTED. Sir John Bland Sutton, speaking M the Court of Governors of the Middlesex Ho* pital, mid the war had shown the impedes°, of the medicsl schools attached to the big hospitals, where men would be taught to Eght disease and suffering ...

... Olddeld, foresee Mayor of Macclesfield, boa been drowned in a canal Briarlay Hill, Staffordshire. NO ALLIS) CRISIS. bUllerand, speaking In the French Chamber ea Friday, said there had been some talk of an Alliance's crisis, but there was no crisis. ...

... a question. The Mayor, however, called on Alderman Manor to speak. Alderman MARLOR: If he wishes to ask a' question I should let him. The MAYOR, however, ruled that Alderman Mader must speak, and afterwards be would allow Councillor Welwyn to ask his ...

... said he rose with pleasure to support the election of Mayor for the Irret time. They would be noare that he lid not often speak in the Council Chamber, but that morning he wished to make aa explanation. It was pomade that he might have • silent vote had ...

... IvEßTistik, AvG6fr FACTS AND FANCIES. THE MCI'S DESCENT. The Bev. W. ht. H. Milner, speaking at the Britiah.tarael World Federation Congress in London on the continuity of the Davidic line, said that, according to certain investigations of history, it ...

... breed that much better known writ 41 the Border than it is is Bagtand. Of its sat& ties from an ecooomio standpoint I °enrol speak from marine% for it le of the very few breeds which I have not bred. But there seems no doubt that the Scotch Grey is lbw* ...

... FACIAL DIFFICULTIES. Speaking of the contention. Mr. Ogden said: It was a rather remarkable gathering. It carried on coder soinewlort dilierent lines to the Itritivh 'Triodes Union Congress. end to me it teems that our methods of conducting the business ...