Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... THE GERMAN EMPEROR SPEAKS. The German Emperor, after the itupcction Wilbelnuhaven Monday of marine* about to sail for China, a speech on ” the crime of unspeakable insolence, horrifying its barbarity,” which wa* committed Pekin 18th ult. counselled the ...
... A PLAIN-SPEAKING PBOFESSOR. The late Professor Stuart, of Mar is dial College, Aberdeen, was a strange compound ot benevolence and eccentricity. With the best Intentions, he often used language highly insulting. retiring from his public labours, the students ...
... A DUNDEE WOMAN SPEAKS Mrs M. Cbalmprs, li»M s* 30 MUlct’s Wyml, HwrkhiU, Dundee, : I »m plesscd able to tell what wonderful bonofit I rocited from Dom,’, Backache Kidney Pdlo. *l I had boon snilcring years with kidney complaint, and had taken TOTious ...
... OTHER FACTS THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. Mr* M’Kinley. «f 209 Thistl® Street, Glasgow, said t* m reporter who w*ited upon her the other day; daughter Maggie had jn*t reached the age when she ready to feare school, when she was aeirud with pain in tlie bark ...
... THE GREEK PREMIER SPEAKS OUT. Tlie Greek Clian.ber Deputia* rraieenibled Wednesday. M. Delyanni*, the Premier, intmda-.-e-l a lull for a of 23,000.000 (about £910,000) for the Mimatrire War and Marine. Speaking on lbs exh-ting •itnation, he on the r-ghl ...
... STRONG SPEAKING IN TOE COMMONS. In Um Houm on th» Vr.mm Bill, haring for it* object Um inuigurataon of eenea of nun reforms iu the working of Sootltah prufona. mod itmoml tune, the motooo of Lord Balfoor of Burietgk. vaacu or th« kkcotiatiom. The ooteUaxhng ...
... speak Plain, Ma'm. I was attending evening clem for diem .yHwg and had forgotten to take pins with me, so called a mail shop of the “John Allan” type on the way. The good man came serve me, and judging from the sounds coming from the beck shop, some of ...
... ANDREW CARNEGIE SPEAKS FROM EXPERIENCE. Mr Andrew Carnegie written the New York Tribune on the smoke nuisance. Ho aay* ; —Thanks for your editorial upon the ara ...
... MR DILLON SPEAKS HIS MIND. Mr John Dillon addressed Natinwlirt meeting at Clara, King's County, on Sunday, when resolution was passed condemning Mr Asquith for the action over the Encha* fistic prooe.vsion. Mr Dillon said he heartily concurred in that ...
... THE RICH AND THE POOR. SPEAK OUT FOR JUSTICE Si*,—l have wonclwwd and theight o»«r question,• “Ar«* the tloiogr their Are lhe>- influencing the maasM? Are thoy in short making pragmas? A great sage has told us about doing the thing which lum nearest ua; ...
... “WHO FEARS TO SPEAK OF tioo. Of ooorw, bit thip oould not go on with oat the Gnvatonieut becoming aware of It. ami the authorities took action, and declared the arlminiatermg of the oath of the United Jriah Society to crime. It was difficult, however ...
... MOTOR DUST NUISANCE. STRONG SPEAKING AT ABERDEEN COUNTY COUNCIL. Long discussions took place on Friday a meeting of tho Aberdeen County Council in Aberdeen—Mr Gordon of Newton, Convener County, presiding—on the dust nuisanew caused by motor car traffic ...