... (Left speaking.) Election. ar« •n»bledtolUt that the Hod. Shapland Carear. son of Oarew, and late M.P. for the County of Waterford, wiU come forward a at the approaching election for Dungarran; and we are happy leam that is not the slightest doubt of ...

... (Left speaking.) Electiox Committees (This deyL— Group 6. London, Brighton, and Bontb Coast—The Committee decided, that the prsambls of this bill had been proved. Xbo clauses the bill were also agreed to. ...

... SPEAKING FEELINGLY. Making umbrella sticks is not work of national importance,” said Mr. Richardson, chairman of the Law Society Section of the Appeal Tribunal to-day. But it is very important in this rain? time.” reioined solicitor. ...

... The Hour for Speaking. Referring to these accusatiQns, M. Painleve said (according to Exchange message) that for patriotic reasons had remained silent for two years, but the bombad come when it was possible for him to speak- He would reply to the two ...

... (Left speaking ) DER MAJESTY, &o.—Her Majesty had an evening party on Monday at Buckingham Palace. Among the company were the Earl and Countess of Listowel, the Earl and Countess of Erroll, Lady Ida Hay, the Countess of Surrey, Lady Mary Howard, Lady ...

... (Left speaking.) St. Peietmobb, Feb. 4, T T jfj the Emperor i« almost remorcti. His artt (it HU! look, ill, hut follows his usual CO, life, and takes hi. daily erercse the g tta ( Empre.. ha. again been state « .p«t-foriome week, past, and r l^ i| Istely ...

... (Left speaking.) GAZETTE Oi? THIS EVENING. BANK OF* WGLAND. An Account, to the Aot 7thend Bth Victoria, enp. 32, for the week ending on Setnrdejr the day of Jane, 1847. ISSUE DEI Notes Issued .. £29,434,XS Got eminent Debt £11,015,100 Other Secorlties ...

... (Left speaking.] The Queen and Prince Albert and the Duchess of Kent attended divine service yesterday morning in the Chapel Royal, St. James's. The sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Wynyard, who took his text from Psalms xliv., v. 20 and 21. The service ...

... SPEAKING CINEMATOGRAPHS The fact that, by the aid of the speaking arc, sound variations may be made to affect a sensitive photographic film, although not utilised in transmitting speech by means of rays of light, is one very great interest, and may lead ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr. Austen Chamberlain, speaking at amoking concert held at Holborn Hall last night in connection with the annual conference of the Tariff Reform League, made an outspoken speech, in which he made an important reference to the position ...

... learn their speeches by heart, or else not speak all. As Lottreli contended that Lord Dudley had said of himself— In vain my affect ions the Indies are seeking;! It I giro my heart, there’s end to my speaking.” However, it is, perhaps, scarcely fair laymen ...

... (Left speaking.) HOUSE COMMONS- The Speaker took the chair five minutes four o’clock. Mr. Hanbury gave notice that sn early day will ask the Government if it is their intention to continue be represented at Constantinople by char§4 Dr. Kencaly stated ...