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... cold, Earl Bussell was unable to attend the Cabinet Council, or to receive the Baptist deputation yesterday. The Evening Star speaks of the noble Earl's indisposition more seriously. ...
... idea that Mr. Hocking would speak on one side of the question which was agitating England. In the present temper of the English nation, however, they would be greatly to blame if they asked anyone to attend that church and speak for or against the ?? proceedings ...
... would have done harm if they had come. As to speaking power, what was wanted most was working power; and the society was going to start a mutual isiprove- ment club where the members could practise public speak- j ing.-hlr. OGgD supported the resolution ...
... POLITICAL SPEECHES. Speaking at Wisbech last nxzht, Sir Charles Russell said the Government were not going to the country until they had made a serious, earnest, and prolonged effort to carry their promises into effect, and they did not intend to appeal ...
... Parliameentary party have decided on a speaking programme for the next couple of months. Mr. r Parnell addresses his constituents at Cork on the last Sunday in this monet and on the following Sunday he will speak at Ennis. C Mr. Rlealy, who is at present ...
... Socialist solution, which would abolish private property and form a collective and common ownership in its stead- It then speaks of the solu- tion to be drawn from Catholic teaching. It admits that, according to this teaching, various principles and elements ...
... say that the speaking as a rule was better. He would not say there was neore good speaking then; tbut iertainly there was less bad speakine than at the present time. In those days, as was now the (ase in the douse of Lords, the speaking in the Commons ...
... somewhat of Jack of All Trades, inasmuch as having, on a previous occasion, addressed them upon scientific subject, now came to speak of art subject, In explanation which he would Bay that his connection with the science and art department was both scientific ...
... all English minister. He speaks English lhsenstly, and with scarcely any foreign aceesit, anel having great command of the lassgUage, his sermons were not only remuarkable for earnestness, but for eloquensec as well. Speaking of the words, I and my Father ...
... name When, however, it was found that his prophecies were false, his victories would ?? Hardinge Gfrfai, HI.P., said that to speak of this country as dominated 1i' a, farction which professed to be a party of violence, andl to threaten with violence all ...
... authority to be 656,220, of whom 656,000 eworship in Welsh. Thus out of 1,006,100 souls who is according to M~r. Bavenstein, speak Welsh, soo,oo'6 so are attached moree- or.- leess. closely to the 3,000 Is chapels. Statistical apologists will hint that these ...
... POLITICAL SPEECEES. Speaking at Bermnondy yesterday evening, upon the occasion of the opening of a new Consti- tutional club, the Solicitor-General (Sir Edward Clarke) alluded to the recent bye - el-ncins, and said that on the whole he thougis they were ...