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... FAIR SPEAKING CATHOLIC. Mr. Charles Fay, M.P., as Roman Catholic who voted in favour of the Franchise Bill, writes to the Jublin newspapers to draw attention to the fact tbat .vitbout fair redistribution the Protestants of Ireland will be disfranchised ...
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... SHOULD DOCTORS SPEAK TRUTH ? SENSITIVE JUROR. Yesterday Mr. Arthur V. Langham. Deputy Coco □sr. inquiry the Coroner's Court, diata William James Aitohison, aged four years, son a labourer, lately residing 1, Warwick Street. Blackfnars. .'l—labeth Aitchison ...
... ' 1 Mdd, speaking of the COMMERCIAL In reference to the commproipl drorepaiott in Rtreaia, tile reanlt tbe prolon^ea' critical crlsia, thfe Qazrttp states that OOiiieqtieiict in that city alone 40,000 artisans are aaid to odtof employment, and the are ...
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... MI FORSTER SPI S OUT Mr. Forster, M.P., speaking at the Mansion House, London, on Tuesday, in support of a resolution calling for the maintenance of the boundary line tixed by the Pretoria Conven- tion in the arrangements concluded with the Transvaal ...
... THE PERILS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING IN FRANCE. (From the Daily News’ Paris Correspondent.) The reason is et length given why Prince Albert de Broglie, M. de Lavergne, and M. Cochin were prevented from Jecturing upon “Adam Smith,” the “History of Paris,” aud ...
... MR. CHAMBERLAIN SPEAKS OUT Once again Mr. Chamberlain has risen to defend himself against sharp criticism in the House of Commons; and whiie yesterday's speech was no more than an appendix to that of last Thursday, it was none the less an important and ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING BY MR. BRIGHT. e cv*--,. The great cottage Sof Amities is that Ireland rs . *° und inquiry, that the fe!e OnQ P a with that of fl !■ **enot todays per week. there 10 ' not employed. .reC nd thereof' crime and outrage. * re and 6hti > refc ...
... HOW A DOG SPEAKS. Dr. Louis Robinson has been investigating the mysteries of canine language. It practically comes to' this, that a dog speaks with his tail-tip. Dr. Rohinson says: In the case of all hunting dogs, such as fox hounds or wolves which pack ...
... BOLD SPEAKING a MANUFACTURER. During his canvass on behalf of bis brother-in-law, Sir Stephen Glyune, Mr. Gladstone appeared at Holywell, and delivered an oration, which was replied to by Mr. James Hall, manufacturer, formerly of Newtown, Montgomeryshire ...
... SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES THERS TO THE OF THE DAILY “tr,—Having had eopy of the “Sheffield Young Men’s Magazine” put nto our hands, we éan- not help being struck with fact that while the young men have such opportunities for improvement in many branches, the ...