... writing materials, in the middle of was a tall shaded lamp. Mr Warren motioned Rolt to be seated, and took a himself. He began speaking in his calm, full, nipres-ive voice— I am sorry to learn from Miss Day that you have 'net with two serious accidents In the ...

... showed the strength and enthusiasm of the Chmch. Referring to the future policy of the Church, he said :—ln speaking of a policy of inaction, I speak of a course which has been largely pressed upon the Church both from within arid from without. It is the ...

... conceive why more interest should not be taken in debates the House of Loras than in those of the House of Commons ; and speaking of the work the Royal Committee the Housing of the Poor, advocated the setting aside of sufficient breathing spaces for the ...

... instead of dealing with their doctrines. He congratulated Radicals on having become a power in the State instead of having to speak with bated breath and whispering humbleness, and of constituting the great majority of the Liberal party. The great change ...