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... Speaker* Prast, Rev. J. Barosley. Best Mode Attaching the People the Church England. Papers—Dean Carlisle: Rev. J. Clarke. Speak era—Rev, G. H. Wilkinson; Rev. R. Gregory. At 2.30 p.m.— State and Prospects the Churches Western Europe. Papers-*-Archdeacon ...
... which the annexations were carried out. At one o'clock precisely Count Bismarck got np, after asking and obtaining ]>ermission speak, read the message in a loud, though somewhat trembling voice, the members, who listened standing. The was received profound ...
... attendance on the unhappy man, states tliat in all his long xjK rience lie never met with a man more ]»enitent. Humanely speaking, he certainly was changed man. He rejieatedlv said that could cry all night and day. but w hat was the use ? He had done ...
... heavier as soon it arrived in Brooks' Fields. Mr Bright did not sjteak, not feeling himself able to undergo the exertions of speaking to large a crowd the open air. The resolutions were duly proposed, seconded, and carried by acclamation. In the evening held ...
... flag under which you are asked enlist yourselves. What I would recommend you is this, and I imagine myself this moment to be speaking in the ear of every intelligent, sober, and thoughtful working man in the three kingdoms. Let us try to move together. Let ...
... and. after a short •- saltation, returned into court. The chairman said they were opinion that Villan* acted imprudently speaking Croft, and the case was discharged, BOARD OF HEALTH.— Yesterday, the meeting this board, the following members were presentMrssre ...
... he, the legal adviser the official liquidator, would advise him not to allow any trade to be carried any longer. Properly speaking, the legal duty the liquidator was once to stop the trade, and could only carry at all at his own risk, and could not do ...
... settlers. Livingstone had acquired immense influence over large number tribes by his mode dealing with them. Mr Webb proceeded speak strongly the difficulties he met with travelling in Southern Africa, owing p»art to a certain fly, sting was fatal. On one ...
... Leeds. That they are true I can vouch, for I have gathered theiu from the lii«s of the young men themselves. I never afraid speak the truth, though may sometimes be 1 trust you will afford the firesent opportunity «»f making it known. —Youn truly, Leeds ...
... would help us by locking any one. Mr Keffock a lawyer, and gets hi* fee voted for u*. is Mayor now. lie wa* in our did not speak aK»ut money there. Robert Lake got some money froin u*, votes! for us, and got tuructl out. a* the Puke's tenant. Jeffrey ...
... setters. Livingstone had acquire.l immense influenci* ove* largo number- tribes his mode dealing with tl. Webb proceeded to speak stiongly thodifficulty he met with travelling South, Africa, owing in | art to certain fly, whose sting fatal. one lost hone* ...