... FREE SPEAKING IN PERSIA. Sir John Malcolm, in his History of Persia makes mention of the appalling latitude of speech enjoyed by the common people. Strangers, he tells us. would be amazed hear the meanest fellow aiming imprecations his betters, sometimes ...

... SHARKEY SPEAKS FEELINGLY. All the big men who have fought Jeffries declare ’‘Sheffield Telegraph’s correspondent) that flesh and blood cannot stand against such • ...

... WHO SPEAKS THE TRUTH? Alleged Brutal Assault at Chesterfield. The story of an alleged brutal assault was related to Mr. W. E. Harvey, M.P., at the Chesterfield County Police Court to-day Joseph Finney, of Newbold Moor, his assailant being Alfred Taylor ...

... DID NOT SPEAK FIRST When the prosecutor was called to give evidence he wrote his name on a piece of paper which was handed to the judge. Mr. Stanley Snowdon, cross-examining, asked witness when it became obvious that Nellie Taylor was not of the same ...

... SPEAKS WELL FOR SHEFFIELD. NO WORK FOR THE MAGISTRATES. Trie stale affairs the Police Court this morning highly ior coniiitiou of the town. For the time lor many years there were prisoners deal with, the magistrates at*- '.-nog, Mr.J. 11. Barnes Ur. cay ...

... INSPECTOR FROEST SPEAKS. (BY OIH PRIVATE WIRE.) Detective-sergeant Mitchell left London this morning for Liverpool, whore this afternoon wont ou board the t'auadiuu-I’acfio Company's liner Manitoba, duo to sail for Canada at about p.m. The officer, already ...

... SHEFFIELD SPEAKS UP FOR DOAN’S It is Kidney and Bladder Disease, not Work, that Wears out the Strength. Pains in the Back and Loins, Rheumatism, Urinary Disorders, Dropsy, Gravel, Stone, Neuralgia, are all Caused by Kidney Disease. MR. J. MARKHAM, 13 ...

... VAIN ATTEMPTS SPEAK. Mr. Churchill made several attempts speak, but in vain. So incensed were the Liberals that they made a rush towards Sir Robert Filmer. Matters again looked ugly, and the police intervened. But some the Radical enthusiasts climbed ...

... ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNITY. New American Ambassador's Cordial Speech. (Reuter’s Telegram.) NEW YORK. Wednesday. Mr. Whitelaw Reid, the new Ambassador to Great Britain, was the guest of honour last night at a farewell dinner given the Republican Club. Nobody ...

... OOLLIERY OWNER SPEAKS. j Mr. John Henry Burn, one of proprietors of the West Stanley Colliery, said : this is inquiry open to the public, 1 should like take the opportunity of saying two or three words on my own behalf and behalf of brother, who is part ...

... not speak too highly of it.' “fTVHREE weeks ago I wrote out of curiosity more than any- FROM thing else for bfttle of NURSE BAR- H. A. SMART, VEY’S MIXTURE, but the first bottle Pendennis Road, made such wonderful improvement in Bnslington, our child ...

... MORE PLAIN SPEAKING. Lord Roberts, v.boec recent remarks at Manchester the Tcrritoria so mucli talk, in speech in London last night reverted to the subject. After denying that his statements Manchester weru made with any desire disparage the officers ...