... (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 ...

... THE CENTENARIAN SPEAKS. Do people ever pay any attention the hi Jilts from centenarians on liow ito live be a hundred We ourselves would coufotnm more rigidly to the rules they laid down if ■any two of them by any chance agreed. When we were young and ...

... (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER took the chair a few minutes before four o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Mr. Bolayne, who has been elected in the place of the late Mr. J. F. Maguire, took the oath and his seat for Cork. THE DEVASTATION. Lord IL LENNOX ...

... SPEAK OUT. The heart England Weeds for Serbia. With every excuse lay down her arms and to escape at least utter destruction that gallant little country has preferred death to dishonour, and has resolved almost unanimous vote to fight on. Old men and children ...

... REFUSAL TO SPEAK. At the court-martial Mr. Barton \va- cli urged with delivering seditious speeches at SliiHa- Ingh and Carncw, eo. Wicklow, on Februan 2, 1919. Accused said that as a soldier of the Irish Sepublic he repudiated thefr authority and refused ...

... NO RIGHT TO SPEAK. LABOUR REPRESENTATIVES WHO DO NOT REPRESENT. How little claim the delegates at yesterday’s conference have to speak for the or? ganised workers is conclusively proved by the‘recent occurrence Merthyr. Some of these very delegates, acting ...

... (Left speaking.) Sudden Dlaim by EriLEi*sv. —The Rer. Samuel Kidd, Professor of Oriental and Chinese Literature in University College, died very suddenly on Monday morning at his residence in Camden-street North, having fallen down epileptic fit while ...

... (Left speaking.) LAW JNTE^LIUINCB. VICE-CHANCELLORB* COURTS, Nov. 23. ...

... (Left speaking.) TATTERSALLS THIS EVENING qVARTER BEFORE SIX (/CLOCK. 2000 GUINEAS STAKE. 7 to 1 agst Cony ogham CHESTCK CUP. 20 to 1 agst Mendicant 23 to 1 Lamb 30 to 1 agst The Flitch to 1 Duke of Richmond 50 to 1 agst Bourton to 1 agst Sir Tatton Sykes ...

... (Left speaking.) naval appointments. (fbow this night* oazxtt*.”) Kro^‘O I K'^ lL? - ln >lofthBFl(»t tho Hon. Sir Henry Cmp°to rit».dPrinoinal Nar.l AIJo- Join Imnidi ,ro . ‘h Otninot, Cnptnin Aidade-clmo h™ w.. . ll ' U bcra appototod Snvnl rinUlt ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING BY THE COLONIAL SECRETARY Mr. Chamberlain, in his reply the Boer address on Thursday, said ho would have been better pleased had the address, besides making den ands, made some recognition of the things the Government had already done for ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. We observe with considerable satisfaction the acute analysis outspoken exposure Lord Sydenham of the Indian reform proposals. ex-Govcmor of an Indian Province, Lord Sydenham speaks with an authority which entitles him respectful hearing ...