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... Aitchison objected to the proposal, on the ground that the Roman Catholics had neright to be represented at the Board—the former speaking strongly in favour of the election of the Rev. Mr Wade, as • valuable member of the old Board, and the latter maintaining ...

... had all the object in view. To all who had aided or annited them in any way he his but he said as there wean number of to speak he thought he did well log an example in brevity, and therefore called spool 11118 who had been with them before, • long ago ...

... figures are ea enormous that it is difficult for persons usually dealing with ordinary sums fully to comprehend them; but they speak volumes fur the industry of the liquidators, and they are sufficient to make as feel that whatever defects there may be in ...

... Lird'a defection from the Liberal party. I Os the recent reeteassahling of the Howse of Lords, Lord iirahunene mama the door to speak to • peer sitting on the Oonservative benches ; being some. • what indisposed at the time, out dotes beside his ! fried the ...

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... Scotland, in proof of which he stated that • large number of stores had been opened during the last year. He then went on to speak of the condition of affairs previous to the introduction of the co-opera. loon system, showing the great improvement made even ...

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... recommendation were considered, audit was aimed to delay the natter. Mr ALIAX said that was only explained. A erith him I met speak of but I would my if lay thernive• owe to ridicule, they eves the who enjoyed ti• hospitality from • lawb at their expanse ...

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