... THE SAQE SPEAKS. Tariff Reform Oar Only Salvation. APPEAL TO PATRIOTISM. V Foreigner Pays” Fallacy Abandoned. Mr. * prinejp«l !•** » l*rs»-ly «ltenJ>'d given «v w»° Common* lua honour Px.'W- Jouc«. M.l*. Tb« company, wnicb m»rly grntlonicn, mo* influentially ...

... UNABLE TO SPEAK Sir John was unable to proceed with his lecture until all the interrupters had been hustled out the hall by plainclothes men. . J _ A demonstrator, interviewed by Reuter after his ejection from the hall, explained that he and his friends ...

... (left speaking.) WAKEFIELD CORN-MAKKET, March 11, 1836. are well supplied with all Grain to this day’s market. There has been a fair demand for Wheat, at the rates of last Friday, and some parcels have been taken by speculators. Oats go off slowly, and ...

... ARCHDEACON SPEAKS ON R.C.S’ CLAIM. “There are number of people who maintain that King Henry VIII, In such moments as could spare from his amours, devoted his attention to the foundation an entirely new Church, and that before his time the Church was Roman ...

... UJDENDORFF SPEAKS. AGAINST AIMS OP FRANCE. Vienna, Wednesday. 'tuemlorff, interviewed the Allge»neJoe Zeitung, rocomhunt act the Germans and •jjfiane *gaimst the * Ik* Present aim of the * ,ui lo Engl and the Coneat ami (a. checkmate after co«u»t. myh ...

... SPEAKING POETRY. shkitteld and tixiINEFFABLE SOMETHING.” “The ineffable something” which poetry is akin to Elinor Glyu s “It” personality, was referred to night bv the adjudicators in a Poetry Society speaking examination held at the homo Miss Lilias ...

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... TO SPEAK AT CLASS CONVENTION Professor \V. E. S. Turner, head of the Glass Department of Sliotheld University, will be one of the speakers at the fourth British Glass Convention at Folkestone in May. Chief guests at the Convention luncheons will he Lord ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING Chelmsford recalled how. yeara ago, when the principles of sound education had been grasped only few enlightened people, Mr. Thomas Hurt said; I’M neat ion has been advocated from every possible point of view. It has been said that education ...

... Speaking the language, “I out Ameiica when was 18, working in a foundry at piece work rate, and didn’t badly either. One day a deputation came from Austria to visit the works- could speak German and no- Ixxly else could, and I had to t>ent for and negotiated ...

... LUDENDORFF SPEAKS. AGREEMENT WITH HITTLER’S VIEWS. Munich, Monday. “ J agree with Herr Hittler absolutely regarding the regeneration of the Fatherland,” General Lndendorff told me this evening. The step must be the union of all the truly Germanic elements ...