... LORD JERSEY ON THE FRANCHISE. Speaking last night at Kirtlington, Lord Jersey said the extension of the franchise was a great step in the development of the Constitution and one which, he hoped, would tend to increase its strength and happiness. 'No ...

... association as far as the speaking is concerned, and to the representatives of the ward. Mr Westoby thought it was very wrong that the rules of the association did not permit of any councillor or alderman being allowed to speak at their meetings. They were ...

... bringing down a load of tools, the ladder gave sudden jerk, and threw the man to the ground. Fortunately he fell luckily, so to speak, and escaped nasty fall with no other injury excepo a broken- leg. He is going on as well as can be expected in the Infirmary ...

... with regard to the public conduct the Mayor. It i 3 a case of the kettle calling the pot black. For own part, I prefer plain speaking to the systematic and studied omissions of names of gentlemen, and particularly the name of the Mayor, from movements and ...

... of the most able of English actresses, who appeared in the title rd'e with surprising success. The words used by Ninon, in speaking of herself, would be equally apropos if attributed to Fedora :— They praise me for my skill In feigning love I fling them ...

... at nought, and the police were assaulted in the execution of their duty, he imposed less than half the maximum penalty. To speak of his sentences as monstrous is therefore absurd and wilfully misleading. If the law is to be maintained at all, and a ...

... healthy and healful life for the individual in the family, and for the community, would be much widely known (applause). Speaking on the approaching session, the Mayor said the chief course of lectures would be on Plant Life. This would be the most ...

... of Hull expected to hear both the Liberal members announce what division each intended to woo. Mr Norwood, with that blunt speaking which has always characterised him, told the gathering that he had made up his mind to go to the Central Division. Mr Wilson ...

... the opportunities of realising the disastrous results produced by intemperance, could, he was sure, not help speaking and continuing to speak in order to promote and further the interests of the temperance movement (applause). As a practical illustration ...

... amount claimed being £34 553 and £2,127 awarded; while in Ireland 42 were tried £4,123 claimed, and £823 awarded. These figures speak for themselves, and afford a practical comment on the working of the Act. ...

... THE CHURCHMAN'S PROGRAMME. Speaking at Oxford Diocesan Conference to-day, the Bishop of the Diocese said, whatever Acts of Parlia, ment might be passed, Churchmen meant to settle their own affairs, to give ho part their endowments, to say how they were ...

... proposing. The Officers of the Hull and Barnsley Railway,coupled with the name of Mr Stirling, who briefly replied, and, in speaking of the new vessel, said that the engines were a credit to the makers. He gave The Health of Mr Seaton.—The Chairman, in ...