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... ?? ?? Evening Post, speaking of Mr. Fit z- ?? ' ?? 1)lrc!i on opening the Budget for Inland, -•.1,-- COl fusion of Mr. Fitzglrai.d's speech ' _*'!>l • 1.. • , . . J , .'.♦h a . ?? il( *s r 'ie ot the lew irishmen who speaks irtsh feeiing {_ the ...
... The Pay op Assistant Teachers. — Speaking at the third ain.uaM ?? inference of assistant teachers at Derby on j' Satumnv. Air. Harry Ward, of Nottingham, who presided, ' referred' to tl. ■ inadequate remuneration of assistant teachers, and. . ...
... Lord Northbrook at Leeds. — Speaking last night at a Unionist banquet at Leeds the Earl of North- ; brook said the Liberal Unionist cause had received from recent events a support such as it was rarely the good ! fortune of any political party to gain ...
... Royal Botanic Society.— At a meeting of this society on Saturday— Professor Bentley in the chair— Mr Symons, speaking in regard to the record of sunshine in the society s garden for last year, observed that the total though somewhat in excess of 1888 ...
... The Uganda Question. — The Marquis of Lome, speaking at a public meeting held at Woolwich last night in support of the retention of Uganda, said that the British Government was legally and morally bound to continue to occupy in the interests of civilisation ...
... Mr. Courtney at Saltash. — Mr. Leonard Courtney, M.P., speaking at Saltash last night, said that it was not the farmers who paid the tithe, aud all Sir WiUiam Harcourt's talk about members of Parliament voting against the farmers in connection with the ...
... The Duke op Rutland and the Employers' Liability Bill.— Speaking yesterday at the annual meet- I ing of the Derbyshire Union of Conservative and Liberal 1 Unionist Associations, the Duke of Rutland remarked that i when the other day a clause was moved ...
... The Bishop of Peterborough and Welsh Dis- establishment. — Speaking at Peterborough Diocesan Con- I ferenee at Leicester yesterday the Bishop said they might look for the Welsh Disestablishment Bill next Session. It would be more honest than the Suspensory ...
... Lord Ripon on the Irish Question. — The Marquis of Ripon, speaking at Southport last night, re- plied to Lord Salisbury's speech at Derby, and said that what was meant by Home Rule was that they desired the Irish people should be entrusted with the management ...
... A Second Occtjratiok.— Another authoritative i voice in the profession speaks out in favour of the view that society is suffering, not from overwork, but from underwork. Dr. Wilks, in bis paper on Overwork, in j the Lancet of June 20, which should ...
... Cardinal Vaughan and Socialism. — Cardinal Vaughan, speaking at Coventry yesterday, dealt with tlie Socialism of the time, and said the Church did not fear a social revolution if the masses were imbued with the spirit of Christianity. He stigmatised the ...
... Mr. Marriott at Brighton. — Speaking at Brighton last evening, at the annual meeting of the Con- servative Association, Mr. W. T. Marriott, the senior member for the borough, strongly deprecated the extension of Home Rule to Ireland aa calculated not ...