... Plain Speaking. It is being stated snh rosa that Lord Curzon’s resume of his meeting with M. Poincare, given to the Cabinet this afternoon, contained some particularly plain words which were not relished certain of his auditors. Following the unrest manifest ...

... The Bachelor Speaks. Already people are saying that it is because Mr. Justice McCardie is a bachelor that ho is able to expound the philosophy* of women’s clothes in such a facile and attractive way. His judgment to-day the Cathcart case likely to stand ...

... Speaks Spanish. For some years Mr. William Young, the retiring M.P. for Perth, lived abroad, and he has travelled considerably. He knows Spanish thoroughly. This an interpreter at the Putumayo Atrocity Inquiry discovered to his discomfiture when was not ...

... SPEAKING PICTURES. Success of a Leeds Man’s Wonderful Invention. OTLEY.—A good trado wa? experienced for the 35 fat earlte, whui made from £25 £3B per head. There were 5S pigs. Fat pigs reached 15 guineas per head, and pork pigs from £5 2s. 6d. upwards ...

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... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS A woman told the Willesden magistrate: ‘ My landlady and J haven't spoken a word since a year last Noveniber.”” Magistrate: But you meet, T suppose? “Oh. ves. every dav,” said the woman. The transfer of the Templenewsam estate to ...

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... ) At the time, the Government could not answer the charges. They had to lie low. But the time had come when ho was able to speak, and he meant to do so. (Cheers.} His task, he went on, had been made easier by the speech which Mr. Chamberlam delivered vesterday ...

... PREMIER TO SPEAK IN GLASGOW The Prime Minister has intimated to ihe 5 st Association Glasgow Central Division U: that he will attend their annual “ at home in St. Andrew's Hall, Glasgow, on Friday, Decem- ber 93, and deliver a brief address, This will ...

... IRELAND SPEAKS OUT ‘Times (Dublio,) The “Trish commenting | to-day on the murder, remarks: * Our whole countr ought to be in not only fo r the death of a reat ing to-day, Irishman, bi ut for the harm and shame which, es we muet fe ar that manner of tt ...

... P' AIN SPEAKING NEEDE Trenchant words from the Rev, C, B. Law, vicar of Cheshunt, Herts, appear in his parish magazine for July. The other day (he writes) I was talking to a parson, who is also a man if ever there was one, and inchned to speak his mind ...

... DR. HARTZHORNE SPEAKS. The Doctor said he had known Mrs. jelfs for thirty-six years. The occasion in question was the fourth which had given her an anaesthetic. She was intolerant of examination. Witness pointed out to the patient that sho might nave ...