... Church to speak out bluntly. It might occasionally nye some sort of uneasiness to a bride of the West End. but I do not believe it ie calculated to do any real injury. PROHIBITION LIES. U.S. DOES NOT WANT CHANGE SATS BISHOP OF LONDON, Speaking yesterday ...

... STRAIGHT SPEAKING. Among the other leaders there is little difference of view on the merits of the miners' objections to the proposed' new wages. Di3agreernant centres around the question of tne expediency of taking part in the conflict unuer tne existing ...

... WOBBLY SPEAKING. 1)E. JOWETT ON RECENT UTTER, A.NCE4 AT CIFURCII CONGRESS. Preaching at Westminster Chapel yeeterday Dr. Jarrett declared that week of the recent thinking in public afiains had had no background cf luminous principle. Out reasoning had ...

... LANDRU SPEAKS. Pants. Tuesday. Landry the Paris Blueheard. was taken to Versailles this morning from hie prison to await there his trial before the Assize Court. which is Riad for October. On the journey Lattdru said to the police detective accompanring ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING AND FRILI,S. By ALPHA OF THE PLOUGH. The other evening I went to a public meeting and heard a speech by one of the most aooomplished orators of the time. We haven't many. but he is one of them. And, to confess the truth, I was bored. I ...

... SPEAKING FILM INVENTION. STOCit OLII I Friday. .t speaking film_, the 'mention of the Swedish engineer Berglund. is now so complete that it clear for practical use, and has surpassed all expeohitions. The speaking apparatus will he connected with an ordinary ...

... The English-Speaking World. Whether at the end of a long vikta—for his thoughts ranged into the far lot tirehe thought he could descry the political onion of all the English-speaking people, I am unable to say, continued Lord 3ltlner, hut 1 am certain ...

... MR. SMILLIE SPEAKS. Mr. Robert Smillie, speaking at a May. Day demonstration at I..arkhall, Lanarkshire. denied that the miners had struck work and contended that they had been locked out. What the miners wanted was a living wage. Ile denied that this ...

... hand, said Sir Ernest Pollock, there were always matters of great concern mind freely. about which people were entitled to speak their Among the questions awaiting immediate settlement was that of the Second Chamber, and it was ono that had far too long ...

... SPEAKING HIS MIND, Isaac Hughes, a Longford miner, was sumrnonc,d for using threatening language at Longford cn January 31st, and wrote admit tin; he was spooking his mind to some countrymen.—A fine of 20i. was imposed. COVENTRY & DISTMCT. CORRESPONDENCE ...

... VILLA'S CHAIRMAN SPEAKS AT COVENTRY. MR. RLNDER AND THE C. AL N.W. LEAGUE. Amongst those present at the meeting of the C. and N.W. League held last evening, I and over which Hr. J. I. Roand welded, was Mr. F. W. Minder, representative of the Birmingham ...

... DIED SPEAKING TO FRIEND. Awarding to evidence given at a Wan. wick inquest on Saturday evening, Henry ir i af o rd, aged 69, a well-known local shoomaker, dropped dead in the town on Friday evening unmediately after he had @aid to a friend, All the ...