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... TO SPEAK AT OXFORD UNIVERSITY London Tuesday. The Pram Association Instils that. Mr. John 'Redmond hos been invited by the Oxford University Union. of which Mr. W. H. is president, to apeok te • resolution in favour of Home Rut for 1,- 'land on June ...
... CRITIC SPEAKS. THE LADYSMITH TELEGRAM. ALLEGED TEXT. London, Wednesday. In the November number the “National the editor replies to the challenijf made by General Boiler.bi his now famous speech to the Westminster Volunteers, on the 10th inst. It appears ...
... MR BALFOUR SPEAKS WEUSIC lessons, with theory and sing VA cluded.—Miss Kathleen Russell — will prenare for examinations of music, if required. Address, at her Studio, 15, Union Quay, or her residence, 32, Palace View, Western Raad. ; 5815 IfiENAGH’S Commercial ...
... on HOW TO SPEAK IRISH. Let there alsmld be • as to what I mean I uee ths term, - Nfodern woken English,'! I think it well to esplein still more definitely than I already done, what I by it. I the language spoken in England aims Lb. Puritan mommoat produced ...
... MU. RITCHIE SPEAKS. Croydon. Wednesday Mr. Ritchie, spooking at Thornton Heath night, said that before he made any disclosures what happened in the Cabinet obtained permission «f the King, but Iwd not thought necessary specifically state it; he imagined ...
... MR. HALDANE SPEAKS London, Wednesday. Mr. Haldane, speaking at the Royal United Service Institute this afternoon, said that the formation of a special reserve drawn from the unemployed would not mean the losing of quality, but would give a large field ...
... TOO MUCH SPEAKING. Earl Dartmouth, Stafford, on Saturday, presented to local yeomen and volunteers South African war medals, but said was not going to make a speech, because there had been too much spooking about the war and too much criticism and bo ...
... speaking of hisbrothi h, and advocated the right ».;« hy and nobl icnstratiou. The chapel, in ?. Gentleman, to whose voice ,n or remonstance are depo. idly sorrowing people, the Very Kev. Dr. Cur,, men who took part in the ith grief—each of them felt ...
... MK ASQUITH SPEAK Giaegow, Thureday. Toe Bight Hon H 8 Asquith meviing uf his constituents at Leven to-night His speecn war slmo-teaticely taken up with to the Armenian question. He trusted that at the earlice-t moment which the exigencies of the situation ...
... GEEMAN CANARIES AND SPEAKING PARROTS. FR. COLBERG, from Berlin, lias the honour announce fo the Nobility and Gentry that has arrired with new and splendid collection of perfectly trained BULLFINCHES. These beautiful Birds whistle Polkas, Waltzes, &c. ...
... GERMAN CANARIES AND SPEAKING PARROTS. FR. COLDERG, from Berlin, has the honour to announce to tne Nobility anti Gentry that has arrired with new and splendid collection ol perfectly trained BULLFINCHES. These beautiful Birds whistle Polkas, Waltzes, &c ...
... GERMAN CANARIES AND SPEAKING PAEEOTS. {Positively the Last Week.) FR. COLBERG, from Berlin, has the honour to announce to the Nobility and Gentry that he has arrived with a new and splendid collection ofperfectly trained BULLFINCHES. These beautiful Birds ...