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Show "Bulls" That Were Not Irish. A lively controversy has been taking tak-ing placo in England ns to whether Lord Curzon of Kedelston, ox-viceroy of India, waB guilty or not of porpo-tratlng porpo-tratlng a "bull" In tho courso of a speech. It has been pointed out, how-over how-over that If his lordship blundorcd ho erred In good company. Premier Asqulth, for oxamplo, onco Btated that "redistribution is a thorny subject which requlros delicate handling, or It will tread on somo peoplo'B toos." Mr. A. J. Balfour haB spoken of "an empty theater of uneympathotlo auditors." au-ditors." Mr. St. John Brodorlck, now Lord Mlddlcton, when a mombor of tho uouso of commons, told that assembly assem-bly that "among' tho many jarring notes heard In this house on military affairs this subject (mobilization) at least must bo regarded as an oasis." In a dobato on tho London education bill Mr. Walter Long said, "Wo aro told that much such legislation tho vera heart of tho country has been ehouon to its very foundations." |