... expected to speak at the annual conference of the Highland Land League, to be held in Inverness in September. On Wednesday Mrlialfourand Sir Frederick Leighton were presented with the honorary freedom of the Grocers Company, anti. speaking at a subsequent ...

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... SIR H. 11 WOLFF. Sir Henry Drummond Wolff. speaking at the annual dinner of the Bournemouth Rowing Club on Tuesday, mid be did not think it would be wise for the House of Commons to take any rigid steps against the ob.tructionizts, who, he believed, were ...

... dial plate, in the centre of which there is a nickel silver disc. This disc is the motor of communication and reception. You speak to the disc, and the disc discharges the voice at the other end. The Red man scouting in the prairies used to communicate with ...

... THE MARQUIS OF RIPON ON LIBERALISM. The Mltrquis of Ripon, speaking at a liberal meeting at :Heaton' on Wednesday, urged that Liberalism was based on reason, common wan, and justice. They had reached an important crisis in the history of tho country, ...

... Street, immediately opposite the Theatre Royal. She appeared to he very ill. When first noticed she was vomiting awl unable to speak. The woman wasconveyed to the Royal Infirmary. where she dici about two o'clock yesterday afternoon. }I or name was Keefe, ...

... Inspector's report jest to hand, is quite exceptional, showing se it does the remar'aable pale of 100 per cent. This surely speaks volumes for the energy. ability, and skill of the respected teacher, )lies Taylor, who, previous to her coming to Cullerlie ...

... LORD CL WI) HAMILTON. Lord Claud Hamilton, speaking at King's Lynn Conservntive Club on Thursday. and that Government had hal to contend against foes abroad and the international foe at home, co !pled with a succession of bad harvests. They had succeeded ...

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... COLONEL KINGSCOTE. Colonel Ktnpcote, M.P., speaking at Cinderford on Thursday, said the Government had kept us in a blaze of fireworks by a foreign policy of surprisez and throats. Greece had been thrown over, and tbo Government had again propped up the ...

... ♦ BELCH or PRIVILEGE/ Colonel Burnaby has aroused the wrath of the Transport and Commisenriat Committee. Speaking at the Press Fund dinner, he alluded in strong terms to the contractor who mixed briokbata with the hay sent out for use during the Egyptian ...