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PLAIN SPEAKING

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Last Friday Mr. Chamberlain indulged in some plaining speaking at the annual meeting of the Birmingham Liberal Unionist Association. The chief feature of bis address was our Foreign Policy, and it was treated in the unconventional manner ...

CAMBRIDGE SPEAKS

... CAMBRIDGE SPEAKS. Tub voico of Cambridge is staunch in favour of the Union. Monday’s victory was a glorious success, much exceeding our own expectations, and every way justified the overwhelming enthusiasm of the Conservatives after the result of the ...

ENGLISH-SPEAKING CIVILISATION AND

... CIVILISATION Watts, BI-METTALLISM. ——— To the Editor of the Cambridge Chronic! eredit 8m,—The future is far from cloudles English-speaking peoples are threatened b; rivals, bat especiall by the prolific pe 6 sum Reesia and China. are | during friendly to us and ...

Published: Friday 20 August 1897
Newspaper: Cambridge Chronicle and Journal
County: Cambridgeshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 610 | Page: 8 | Tags: none

Speaking of Carlyle, the Scotch Professor says

... Speaking of Carlyle, the Scotch Professor says I knew Carlyle intimately, Professor said, responding the name, hnt was not one of h.s out-and-out worshippers at all. His work was rrm-c the world; hut 1 was wide awake and required roaring. I thought him ...

and he is not speaking at random, that there are not many Jewish families on the continent Europe of which

... and he is not speaking at random, that there are not many Jewish families on the continent Europe of which one or two members have not been led, tbrongh the blessed carried on by onr mission, pobliciy to acknowledge Christ. But while direct and manifest ...

Published: Saturday 19 February 1870
Newspaper: Cambridge Chronicle and Journal
County: Cambridgeshire, England
Type: | Words: 4205 | Page: 7 | Tags: none

“ I*U have my bond; speak not against my bond I**

... I*U have bond; speak not against bond I** [Loud laughter.] Well, got his bond, but ue did not get his pound of fleali. The Umversitv stood upon their charter,and not only had the flesh, hut they got the flesh and the blood. Now, in his humble opinion ...

said to come to Huntingdon that afternoon to speak to them about the work of the Society to which she

... said to come to Huntingdon that afternoon to speak to them about the work of the Society to which she had the honour to belong. Those who had heart to think of little children and great help that some of these little sufferers need that heart must expand ...

—= [CLE AND UNIVERSITY JOURNAL, ISLE OF y SPEAK THE TRUT AND SHAME THE DEVIL. the truth, but bout As

... —= [CLE AND UNIVERSITY JOURNAL, ISLE OF y SPEAK THE TRUT AND SHAME THE DEVIL. the truth, but bout As to the first we should say, “ By all means do 80,” the devil, we don’t think it can be done. such an old arch- tvery well c seit we don't think he’s any ...

Published: Friday 19 May 1899
Newspaper: Cambridge Chronicle and Journal
County: Cambridgeshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 254 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

choose from. He was not speaking the monthjeece of the Committee that point, but was putting forward ..

... choose from. He was not speaking the monthjeece of the Committee that point, but was putting forward suggestions which ho thought met the approval of one or two members of the Committee, and which would probably be approved majority. Mr. Payne propose* ...