... THINGS THOUGHTFUL. ATTENTION NEEDED Affectionate relations, even with out nearest and conventionally speaking dearest, demand a good deal attention and leisure, if they are to cultivated with success.—Lncaa Malet. ...

... Lee, the Shantung dialect. By means o, the two interpreters, the one who spoke the Shantung dialect not i g able to speak Knglish, speaking Woodford, and in bis turn interpreting the evidence, the vise was enabled to proceed. The prosecutor and his Chinese ...

... THE LATE SIR FRANKLIN LUSHINOTON, He must be a gentleman, and be able to speak French ; and if he knows little law, so much the better! said a great Minister once, when asking his Attorney-General to nominate a colonial judge. Apart from the knowledge ...

... THE VOTE OF CREDIT. In reply to Mr. Labouchere, the Chancellor of the Exchequer said that, roughly speaking, about seven millions and quarter liad been spent or was due for liabilities incurred under the Vole of Credit. ...

... was lately to seen displayed outside a church building Manchester : Next Sundav. Evening Service. 6.30 p.m. BALAAM'S ASS SPEAKING. All invited. ...

... proposals. Sir O. Parker. M.P., speaking on Tuesday night at Oravaaend, contended that the great majonty of both tn Canada were favour of preferential tana arrangement with the mother country. The Home Secretary, speaking at an agricultural meeting at Dorer ...

... MISS PAXKHURST HUSTLED. During the course of the Denbigh election fight Miss Pankhurst has been speaking on votes for women, and her visit to Ponkey. Ruahon, was attended with great disorder. Throughout the afternoon she had distributed her manifesto ...

... who does not wish to go “l further in the matter, speaks, thoug dumbly, the words, “I wish to get nd of you.” Or, on the other hand, if she folds the dainty hit of cambric, it -ic)i&e. Ler wish to speak. Again, she may it at the ofl)o.ito corners, which ...

... MR. ASHMEAD-BARTLET WELSHPOOL. Mr. Ashmesd-Bartlett, M.P., speaking Welshpool, said that the Separatist bubble had nearly burst, and the emptiness and fraud of Home Rule would be completely exposed. ...

... certain days set apart in our schools and colleges for speaking and studying certain foreign languages ? Suppose on Mondays all feasible opportunities in the school and playground taken to speak French; on Wednesdays, say, German; on Fridays, Spanish ...

... LORD STANLEY S POSITION Lord Stanley, the Postmaster-General, speaking at Bolton on Saturday, said that on the fiscal question bis support of the Premier was wholehearted. In the event of Mr. Chamberlain carrying the field at the General Election ...

... pneided. A resolution expressing pleasure the formation of the dub was »npporteil the Hon. Charles Fitxwilli ira, M P., who, speaking on the county franchise question, said in the redistribution seats, which must follow, small communities would swallowed ...