... that hefore nronounciing-thu lt-ire the Prreilmit consullt3 this ionee, aisd that if tile ?? be demanded for the purposo of speaking against the rlftre, it call 01113' be gralited to one siieaker. Shouild there bo nsy doubt ns to tilhe decision of the Chaniber ...

... When it came to M1r. Balfear'sturn to speak, itwasthoughttbat he, at least, might express the Governmert's view of the matter, but ,to everyone s suirnrise, it appeared thathe too was enjoying the luxury of speaking as an independent niemboi. The right ...

... the Rev. Canon Jebb, D.D., one of the proctors in Convocation for the diocese, speaking in support of the adoption of tho annual report, said lie felt constrained to speak his mind on the subject of education. He felt that the religious education of the ...

... not as the Town CoUnDil. Mr. Sheehan: Well, in talking of the Queen- Mayor: You are out of order. Mr. Sheehan: I got up to speak in- [Loud eries of Order.] Mayor: Call in the Mayor's sergeants, and put this man out if he does not sit down. [Order, ...

... appeal. Mr. Smith addressed the meeting. He said that it was alwavs a difficult tiling for man to speak of himself, and lien he had nothing else to speak about the difficulty was increased tenfold; and he was in that jiosition himself, because he could ...

... the past in farour of Mr. Bradlaugh's admission to the House * bt' as it was ?? that botp Mar Bright and i r. ?? stone would speak on the quewstin, thsere wase no ter had for him to aspeoak. He cottidered it mnonstrous that, Parsee or thle ometan could ho ...

... Chamsber, and the agitation against it came from the party wirepullers, whu desired a cry to cover the Home Rule question. - Speaking at a meeting at KEnutton, on Tuesday, Mr. A. LI. Lee, Unionist candidate for Neweastle-under- Lyme, said that one reason ...

... policy. Having pointed out that the next eleation would be fought on different lince to the previuns ones, ho proceeded to speak of the position of Northampton, re- marlking that he had always voted in favour of the electors of that Lborougs electiag any ...

... J. F. Whittle (secretary North Warwiocashire Liberal(Association), &c. The Hon. Philip Stanhope, who had been announced to speak, telegraphed from the House of Cosomons-Please| express my sincere regrets that am detained in Lon- don in conseqeence of ...

... thI amendment. If S yeo want to speak in opposition to the motion, do so. ti (Applause and hisses.)-Mr. GIums: My opposition to Mr. t] Patten is in favour of my amendment. (Hear, hear.)- fi The CSHAIRMAN: Go on; speak as much as you like, I do h not mind ...

... Budget will be attempted. Some of the leaders have already made fixtures io address their con- stituents. Mr. Gladstone will speak at Mlarylebone on Friday night, before departing for Blidlothiad. for which county he will start on Tuesday morning. Lord ...

... That if business men were found as candidates for the School Board., it would be difficult to secure their election. For, to speak the plain truth, the election rests largely in the hands of the school teachers, who very naturally seek the return of per- ...