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... ADMIRAL DEWEY SPEAKS. ENGLAND OUR NATURAL ALLY. New York, Saturday.—The Herald's Trieste correspondent reports that in a conversation he had with Admiral Dewey the latter said, We need a large and thoroughly-equipped Navy that can cope with any other ...
... of Lords; Sir Richard Cross has given notice that he proposes to omit it, and omitted it will be unless the country speaks out, and speaks at once. The fourth and last point is that, while no fresh arbitrary power in any shape or form shall be given to ...
... HA1%COTYRT ANTD ASQUJITHIt SPEAK. THE ITATM1(U'RED CABINET ].itJSE3llNSIONS.~ IMPORTA&NT PRONOUNCEMENTS.| THE LOCAL VETO BLLT, Sir 'William ?? journeyed from London to Derby on Tuesday mrruieg in order to fulfil publio angagepments with his conatitnebis ...
... MR GOSCHEN SPEAKS. MR GOSCHEN was in what might be called a jaunty humour yesterday evening while speaking upon public affairs Like Mr E. STANHOPE, he tries to create an impression that the Government have no intention at present of dissolving Parliament ...
... PRiNCE BZISI1ARCK SPEAKS. ACCORDIN G to the Daily Telerap/ of this morning, one of its correspondents has had a conversation wit h Prince Bismarck of the highest importance, and the correspondent repeats to the world the dialogue, such, at least,. as ...
... WELSH-SPEAKING OFFICIALS. The letters that we publish to-day on this subject only form another proof of the unani- mity of feeling among Welshmen of all classes and of all creeds on the necessity that exists for Welsh-speaking officials. We referred last ...
... leaves nothing that could ha d^- Lssired, his ?? on a question which is perh^cue of the most vital interest to the English-speaking obrotherhood-to uso his own ?? eny r that could lie before them, and, although h T mayv : not agree an detail with all his ...
... TEACHING THE DUMB TO SPEAK. M. Mary has introduced into London a system which some time since caused much interest in Verma ny, for teaching dumb persons to speak. To the majority of the community this may appear a startling, nay, an absurd proposition ...
... AFTER-DINNER SPEAKING. A suggestion which strikes at the very root of our power has suddenly been sprung upon us- and from the city, too, the home of constitu- tional usages. All foreigners are agreed that the secret of England's greatness is our custom ...
... [SPEAKING EVIL OF DIGNITIES. Ulg Tlhe special mectiug of thie Cardiff Corpora- ttee tion hold yesterday reflects no credit either on R -those who hard been instrumental in convening the it or onl the town itself. There was not the iver slightest reason ...
... AND PLAIN SPEAKING.'. - TO TrHE EDITOR OF THEWMAN'S IXETER FLYING RO& Sir,-You permitted eome observations of. mine to appear in your paper LAt weekA in referenoe to' Nrthernhay. I have since seen a letter inthe Tekgam head ed Plain Speak- inG. The ...