... miner, tho textile *be general are to be tt candadawa. Mr. E. Es Whewell presiding at a mooting at night, said tho Damen invasion an industrial conautuancy, it onty right the worker:: should be repreeanted by of their own class.—Mr. W. C. Robarmon said ...

... the Itll9ehi agreed to a mow, he he made no protest whatisoover agairwt the invairion of Ilustsia the nor against the other invasion from Siberia, although I nanife,,L;y undertaken against the of the trutierity of the inhaoitroits.— Yours. 11.‘ZEP1A. 25th ...

... en , fi,rn baaket and roultd. had deittibuted. before the clerk could co.leet his scattered to inquate the rauip of this invasion of terr.toi, tht, elan advamed cc tne holding out a brown jug, sasl, in the Laucaeintiet t a' heer, tnesther They bad fv ...