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... Where, compassed round with friends or foes, A man may speak the thing he will. It is too late now to discuss whether there has not been too much freedom granted for the propagation of mischievous follies. The harm is done, and a censorship of the press ...
... of the the Council were; firstly, that he should be accustomed to public speaking, and secondly, that he should have some knowledge of the proper and correct method of drafting laws and especially that he should be a competent man to judge of the effect ...
... The Bishop of Victoria speaking at the annual prize distribution of the Victoria Home and Orphanage, Kowloon City, said he felt there was no instkution in the Diocese thatwaedoing moreChnst.like work than this, and it was worthy of a greater measure of ...
... In the matter of missionaries, whethse Protestant or Catholic, Mr Medhnout speaks with markod oourtesy awl than. Lion, but with greater fairness and less desire to overlook their peculiar onesidedness of opinion on some points than might have been expected ...
... 00MMINT. The Times is very angry A with Sir West Ridgeway, warren. of whom it speaks with ponderous sarcasm as awakening from a Rip Van Winkle existence in Ceylon and the Isle of Man, and bringing belated ideas back on the Home Rule question which had ...
... LATER. Speaking on the tariff reform amendment to the Address, Sir S. 0. Buckmaster, the Solicitor. General, on behalf of the Government, ridiculed the anemic proposal. ...
... [No. It4B.—svn 16, 1902. tdans. Is it not premature to speak of the Honourable Wei A Yuk's possible aucceenor to his seat on the Legislative Council, and is it not still more untimely, under cloak of advocating a Chinese representative—whose name he has ...
... F AMILY HERALD, The Illustrated London News, in reference to pure literature, speaks of The FAMILY RIBALD, that joy to tens of thousands of - It English households. ...
... SUPPLEMENT TO THE 'OVERLAND CHINA MAIL,' JANUARY 21, 1908. LADY LIIGARD SPEAKS. A Hint to the Children. On Jan. 17 Lady Lugard made her first public speech so far as Hongk4mg is concerned. She presented the prizes at the Baxter School for Girls, and took ...
... In CHINA, native official accounts continue to speak of successes over the rebellions Miaou-taz in Kwei-chow, but the reporta are unreliable. An explosion of gunpowder has canned great damange and some loss of life near or oa the walls of Tientsin: it ...
... Singapore prohibit.; tho circulation of Sarawak coins in that Colony. The Mobtei Mai/ speaks of a rumour, current in Kuala Lumpur. that Mr Whyte may throw up the managership of Raub. (Inc of the Straits-born Chinese at Bangkok has just cut Ins queue and ...
... obtained a oertain proficiency in speaking Chinese. .. . B.—Tables are subjoined which exhibit in detail the results obtained by the examination of the several classes of the Central School both in English and Chinese subjects. 9.—As regards the Government ...