... SIR CHARLES DILKE. Sir Charles Hake. speaking at Nottingham, said that it would be for the next Administration to give an earnest of the Radical intentions by enfranchising all grown men and women, and making provision for the payment of members and electoral ...

... NOTHING RUT HOME RULE. Mr. John Redmond. speaking at Bradford on Saturday night. observed that while nothing but a full measure of Home Rule would satisfy the Irish people or cure the ills of Ireland, it might be possible when the Government scheme of ...

... GENERAL BOOTH IN COLLISION Whiliithe;;; driving to the Gaiety Theatre at Leith. where he was to speak on Sunday night, General Booth's cab collided with a lamppost. and the hor.e become entangled in the shaft/. The General jumped from the cab and proceeded ...

... TRZ MOMS SECRETARY. Mr. Ahem Douglas. Home Secretary, speaking at Horne esaintained that there was no difference in the Conservative party with regard to the mareity of tariff reform, but only a then ea to the methods of carrying it inn He dwelt the ...

... it ? Kirby Stone : Two truck drivers got their wheels lucked on West-street. cud both bed such severe colds they couldn't speak a loud word.—Liteed Nee Press. ...

... many delightful moving panoramas, be less a source of pride to the Mother Country, and, indeed, to the whole of the English-speaking people throughout the world. The cheers of the Philadelphians and of the two hundred thousand strangers, who flocked into ...

... paper is based on the belief that YOUR HOME WANTS THE BEST HOME WEEKLY. The following items from the list of contents will speak fur themselves : NEW SERIAL . STORY by JOSEPH HOCKING My Sundays at Sea CAPTAIN F. H. SHAW By - ANNIE 0. SITS By ALICE AND ...

... of his sympathisers. In the course of the debate on the Truck Bill, Mr. Harrington, whilst speaking, was called to order for irrelevance. As he continued speaking irrelevantly, the Speaker asked him to resume his seat. He refused, saying that the Speaker ...

... travelled to Dover en route for the Continent. and on the journey Sir Walter refused to speak to her. During their tour on the Continent he still refused to speak, and treated Lady Stirling with absolute neglect. 111 June len3. Sir Walter told his wife ...

... • , pitially in the counties, could always prevent tie dtsmusal of an old member. They. consequently, Wert, not forced to speak, and as a majority disliked .le•ak.og ; they remained silent, and allowed t•ublic business b. proceed. The ,ww members, on ...

... later he beard a bang at the door, and a man put the boy into his anus. ant said: Is this your son ? The child could !hat speak, but lie noticed that his throat was cut, and he immediately took bins to the hospital, where lie died. The father was so overcome ...

... Spreeben sie Deutsch?' asked ha Ja. I answered. • Do you speak English?' was his next interrogation. • Yes; and who the dickens are you?' I asked. _ . - His story was a queer one. A Belgian, speaking five languages. tramping from Constantinople to Brussels ...