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... PLAIN SPEAKING AT CHURCH CONGRESS. (Continued from Page 11.) The Church Congress closed its sitting at Exeter yesterday. One section discussed the effects religious life party spirit different schools of thought in the Church, while there was general ...
... TIIE NEW SPEAK _B Mr. Arthur Wellesley Peel, the new Speaker of the House of Commons, la the youogest ion of the late Bight Hon. Sir Bobert PeeJ, and was born in 1829. Elected in 1860 M.P. for Warwick be has retained the seat ever tioce. In 1871 he waa ...
... Leeenw COULD NOT SPEAK ENGLISH. Alired Javos, chapfieir, of Winchmere Hill, Middlesex, did nol appear to answer to a summons for a similar offence. A letter from a J.P. of Middlesex, , was, read, giving, for the defendant’s non-appearance, that he was ...
... TUB SHIPOWNERS SPEAK OUT. The shipowners met to-lay and passed res v lution claiming from the Dock Company the right to engage their own men. A deputation, beaded by Sir Donald Carrie, waited on the Dock Directors with this resolution, and the directors ...
... MR. BRIGHT ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. The Rev. G. E. Cbeeseman addressing the mem- bers of a literary society at Stalybridge, of which he is president, on the subject of preparation for public speaking, in tbe course of his remarks read a letter which he had ...
... THE PRINCE OF WALES SPEAKS ON HEALTH. In his able and timely remarks at the opening of the International Congress of Hygiene, at St. James's Hall, London, August 10th, 1891, the President, the Prince of Wales, said :— The highest j>ossibie prosperity ...
... THE PRINCE OF WALES SPEAKS ON HEALTH. In his able and timely remarks at the opening of the International Congress of Hygiene, at St. James's Hall, London, August 10th, 1891, the President, the Prince of Waies, said : 2'Ae hiffkett possible prosperity ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING TO AQUI-EN Queen Elizabeth of Boumania devoted sunli *•** amount of time to singing that her attend— its lately assured her tbat her voice entitled her to raai wri- the most celebrated of lingers. The Hatter, oors fruit, for the Queen ...
... Premier to Speak Next'Week. HWe are informed that the Prime Minister, Sir onry Campbell-Bannerman, has decided to ::'ke his first public speech at a sl;{-'reat Libsra] Monstration to be held in the oyal Albert ‘Hfiu on Thursday next, the 21st inst., under ...
... ACHILLES SPEAKS FROM HIS TENT. The 41 Daily News says: It was pot about, after the mysterioua manuer now too familiar Liberal politicians, that Sir William Harcourt bad definitely retired from public life, would seek other seat —accept other political ...
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