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... to -e- THI-RD READING DEBATE ON THE EVICTED )W TL'2A-.1TS BILL. he * (FROM O0i 1'AALnhxBMS TAnY COcLLESPOmlENTI ed Q Dr. Macgregor is again raising the standard of IY revolt. Metaphoricaly foldir-g around himself the flag ld of Scotland, wvith its lion ...
... (L), E. Foster (C), R Holmes (C), R. Hurat (L), B . Marshall (C), William Mathers (C), J. Moxon (L), MI. Pease (C). J. A. Phillips (L), B. Walshaw (L). Of these Messrs. Mathers, Walshaw, and Marshall seek re-election. RicnMworm.-The followmig persons ...
... assented to leave beiag giveu to Sir HenrL James to move the adjourn- aieat of the liouse. 'They were Mr. Snape, Mr. Holland, Mr. Mather, Mr. Philip Staulope, and Mr. Ltese. A-fter the speech of the Secretary for India Members .nvwded cut into the lobby, and ...
... honesty and other nec ,ys virtues. When the Earl of Shaftesbury arrived, the boys etc sag a hyamn in chorus, after which Mr. Macgregor explained of m that medals were about to be given to the best in each an lie division. No person should encourage boys to ...
... administrative psocedure, a co beculosI opponenit to the evangelisation of India. Then, their with reference to the schools, Mr. Mather makes these re- )adth inarlss ?? There is anr evil ill the Gsvernsenet s4ystem of our education, as now carried on, which ...
... W. Willaiss, Mr. T. R. I Harding, Mr. Josephi Hirst, Mr. Win. Mjddleton, Mr. f James Walker, Mr. C. R. Chorley, Mr. J. S. Mathers , d fMr. Jas. Stables, Mr. S. Mi. Sagar Musngrave, Mr. John y a Barraii, jun., Mr. George Irwin, Mr. John Thornton r(boiough ...