... meeting, will be stated to-night, probably, thaUh is not time for all the candidates to speak :It will not be explained that some of th candidates on the Tory side cannot speak public. Mr. W. Smith told his friends last that ho is in favour of baths : and ho ...

... The improvement in the iron tr-nle is said to the cause of linn giving way. MEMBERS ON TRADE DEPRESSION. Sir Henry dames, speaking Taunton; last night, attributed the depression to reckless speculative trading in past year;;, especially with regard to ...

... children? Elbe: Tho Cimabue Browns, mamma. They're a-sthetic, you know ' Mamma : So I should imagine. Do you know them to speak, to? Effie : Oh dear no, mamma - they're most exclusive. Why, they put out their tongues us we only look at them ! Female ...

... could occurred (hear, hear). Mr. B. A. Thomas, the canmdate, then address the meeting, speaking for about seven He said, at the outset, he was not usedtonßuS! speaking, but to working and carrying out detaiU There would be subjects of very great coming ...

... was received, crying and saying wanted help. He asked him whoro be came from. He said came from Persia, but he cou'.d not speak the language, as he was five years old when left that country ; that he had been in Russia, aud loarnt the language. He asked ...

... resolved that a national subscription be raised. executive committee was elected and the receipt of £'000 was announced. Speaking Taunton, last night, Sir H. James said tbere was a difficulty in criticising tbe foreign policy of tbe Government, because ...

... recommendation; and his supporters were sent home with the feeling that, after all, was far better to return man who could not speak then one who could. If poverty of oratorical powers is to bo regarded as a qualitication for municipal honours, the Tories ...

... the session may thus oe beneficent results. May God grant Various passages the Space** jjpaj* with applause, and when the speaking Count Yon Stolberg WWJJ vice-pretident, declared the * At the entry of Emperor also at his departure, three cheers were ...

... through its infancy. is not a matter of money. ' I said I would rather she would state the sum she wanted. She said sbe would speak to her husband and write to me. told her the child was a girl, and she said i she preferred a girl, and that it would be brought ...

... WHAT MR. FAWCETT THINKS OF HOME RULE. Professor Fawcett, speaking last night at Hackney, said the two questions which must engage the attention of any Government the future would bo India and Ireland. Regarding the former, he contended that the effect ...

... it has been accepted by the more enlightened establishment William Brown-street. Mr. Radcliffe was evidently called upon to speak the meeting in order to show why the voters should prefer an inexperienced Conservative to an experienced Liberal, bnt he ...

... universal world—to believe its ultimate triumph, and to have the glory of contributing to it (loud cheers). Mr. T. Little, speaking as a Protestant, enforced the claim of Irish Catholics to special representation, holding that, other things being equal ...