... narrow the statement down to this—that Mr limit:- SON was speaking for himself, for his clrrespondence electilii. This is signed -.1 Baker Street Voter. columns, and for his lead re. He can only speak The Pro'.,-it uas not a ‘oter in Baiter Street, and. ...

... , with ease. In the senior dames, while Mow oonsiderable proficiency, arithmetic In reading, and in answering oral pupils speak clearly and display int their information might in some points more accurate. The tone of the SCHOOL. creditable beginning ...

... played as well as it was possible formen to ito on piano and harmonium, and the audience were highly delighted. Generally speaking, • special training is necessary before operatic music can be undertaken by any vocalist, and though the 'peke. tions from ...

... night. He Mill. tinned that the Franchise Bill he • user mad diatioct advantage to working mem sod wadi be • politioal gain. Speaking ups. the Met if the House, hi. Lordship said there was an absolute comity for ao that the bushier if the country might be ...

... for Clackmannan Kinross, - - Spencer, speaking at Hyde on Wednesday sight, mid had Disraeli been alive he would have educated his party on the Irish question, as he did before. - - Sir Michael Hicks Beach. speaking at a dinner of the Bristol Chamber of ...

... satisfaction that it indicated that Wales, however occupied she might have been with her own affairs, had not forgotten to speak a kindly word for Ireland. As regarded Wales, the late elections had been of the most signal character. During the lent twenty-live ...

... POLITICAL Speaking at an agricultural conference at Leicester on Saturday, Mr Chaplin, after alluding to the questions of allotments and small holdings, said that he did not despair of bring able to stop foot-and.mouth disease. He believed that the p ...

... believe you knew all shoat it. The Paommt—You are an Mow. allow sae to toll you. Mr rose to speak— Bailie ANDILIBOK—I hare tba chair , and sit down till I speak Mr rtinaed to sit down and remained standing, and uttered some words which quite dowa lam ...

... sire. Very few that we maw can have been larger than a ben's egg. But, in the treoch to the westward of that of which I am speaking, a large boulder measuring about 21 feet long was lying on of the stoue foundation. The aimed total absence of atones from ...

... answered the question he would haws logo to another place by order .of his Lordship. Witness said be would they were only speaking shout iinibrellss Connell omen into room. The Com i then ...

... any appreciable influence upon the success of the Unionist cause. We are happy to be able to agree with his lordship. He may speak to the day of doom which so appals him, but he will be unable to save a single seat—even his own—or influence a single vote ...

... exempted. It is by conscience we get to know that there is such a burden resting on us, that is when consfienee wakens up and speaks out. So long as conscience is asleep it is wonderful how easy and uucoucerued men are about their ' , ins. They move on through ...