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SPEAKING OUT
... SPEAKING OUT. THE LEEDS TIMES, which incorporated THE SOUTH LEEDS ECHO.) SATURDAY, MARCH lira, 1896. Sir William Harcourt, to use sporting phrase appropriate the ** ring, was in splendid form Wednesday' ac the meeting of the Home Counties Liberal Federation ...
PLAIN SPEAKING
... PLAIN SPEAKING. The word M belly, which only means a bulge, has recently (says Lady Cook), disappeared from polite vocabularies,and children are taught to speak ot their stomach instead. Hundreds of similar refinement* have occurred. It would seem tbat ...
WHO FEARS TO SPEAK OF ???
... WHO FEARS TO SPEAK OF ??? (BY A LEEDS IRI-HMA* > If Ireland—tha* is Nationalist Ire l Wi I what remiss in taking part in 1h - Q uCt tl [ s Jubilee celebration, I lie cans-; was n o * if*/ j| For Erin has not prosper^ dudng *' Victoria the First, Queen ...
TORY PLAIN SPEAKING
... had we been viciously disposed, its pay, too. Be this as it may, there has been lately some plain speaking and no mistake, in the organ in question. Speaking of the policy of Mr. Balfour, and his treatment of the Irish people generally, this Tory mentor ...
MR. GLADSTONE SPEAKS
... MR. GLADSTONE SPEAKS. GREAT DEMONSTRATION AT LIVERPOOL. Fcngler's has perhaps never presented a more striking spectacle in/Oie nature of a public demon stration. It was more impressive because of the, subdued tone prevailing, and the quietude was only ...
HE ONLY SPEAKS DUTCH
... Jameson’s force in the Transvaal has visited the Colonial Office, and given a report of bis proceedings. He was by a detective who speaks Dutch, the man not under- standing a word of English. ...
MR. BALFOUR SPEAKS AT BURY
... MR. BALFOUR SPEAKS AT BURY. Mr. Balfour addressed a Conservative meeting at Bury last night, and said that the alliance of Liberal Unionists and Conseivative3, brought about in ISBG, was even closer now than th9n. Sir Wm. Harcourt had accused the Conservative ...
MR. GLADSTONE SPEAKS PLAINLY
... MR. GLADSTONE SPEAKS PLAINLY Mr. Gladstone contributes to the July number of the Nineteenth Century an article entitled l'lain Speaking the Irish Union. The writer explains that the article is an answer to the accusation of the I risk Minister some weeks ...
THE PRINCE OF WALKS SPEAKS ON HEALTH
... THE PRINCE OF WALKS SPEAKS ON HEALTH. In his able and timely remarks at the opening of the International Congress of Hygiene, at St. James's Hall, London, August 10th,' 1891, the President, the Prince of Wales, said j— The highest possible prosperity ...
JOHN MORLEY SPEAKS OUT
... JOHN MORLEY SPEAKS OUT. THE CHIEF SECRETARY STRIKES THE OBSTRUCTIONISTS HARD. I am told that I am one of a band of criminals who dare not face their constituencies.' It was thus that Mr. St riey commenced a brief prefatory speech to a great concouise ...
me, was not speaking tothem, he was speaking to not hear what was ia. T should think there were not
... me, was not speaking tothem, he was speaking to not hear what was ia. T should think there were not halfa dozen persons present. He did not tell methat an action been commenced. That wes after. wards stated in a conversatien which we had to- | gether ...