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... PREMIER SPEAK! ths end was azrived in town teem Sestlend far come hows at 10, efterness he sn fa to heop hu of the Laban! Ho onéd they ad. to be the beet for country it wes vital to the mamtenance tho dey of the countey’s position, and still move to its ...

... MR REDMOND SPEAKS. Mr Redmond. whn was received with a great outburst ref cheerinc. said—This is not an occasion ter may words, and indeed many peop!e mbn IN itnrssed thw extraordinary scene in the streets of Dublin to nicht may be maned to say that words ...

... MR. BALFOUR SPEAKS. In the House of Commons last pighL Mr. MOND proposed the following I oltf lion;—“That in the opinion this any attempt broaden the basis ITS* by placing small import duties on Naples number of articles is opposed to all of sound finance ...

... Mil SPEAK KCTTIKGHAM. WDMEN TO BE EXCLL'DED Lon don, Thursday. Mr Church ill has promised a Libera! dcunonstration Nottingham 29th inst. Women are to from the meeting. VOTES FOR WOMEN MISS PANEHUIIST’S VIEWS. London, Thursday Miss Pankhurst. who has juet ...

... PEOPLE SPEAK, His Honor Judge Emden, at the Lambeth County Court, commented strongly on the way people speak nowadays. slt _lissshockfng,” he observed ; *“in spite of education people speak worse than ever. They don’t seem to teach people. to speak—overything ...

... MR. CHOATE SPEAKS. ENGLAND’S ATTITUDE TO AMERICA.' Now York, Snnday. Mr Choate, American Ambassador in Lon- don, was guest of honour Tit dinner given by the New York Lotos Club last nigbr In the course of his speech Mr Choate said“ Many you know by personal ...

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... YEATS SPEAKS. (Froma oar Correvoadeat..) Du At Abbey there a of the accompanied the performance of Mx Syngo's play The Playboy nf the Western WorOI on Monday flight. The managensent af theatre taken precautoms to prevent the interrap• Li ca of the play ...

... SPEAKING WITHOUT WIRES AN INVENTION THAT WOULD BE INVALUABLE AT MAPEILING. A discovery remarkable than wireless telegraphy is that of telephoning , without wires between ships at The invention, like that of wireless telegraphy, is also , by an Italian ...

... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING. Montreal, Monday. Mr hfonet, French. Liberal member of PSl' liament for Napierville. addressing to, constituents, Ins explained his action in the of Commons in opposing the grants of to the Canadians in South Africa. He declared that ...

... MB MOBLEY SPEAKS. ...