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... MR. OCHAMBERLAIN AND LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL, GENERAL NEWS. Speaking at a garden party at Highbury, on Saturday, Mr. j Chamberlain, M.P,, asserted, paraphras. ing the Unionist expression that the game of disorder and illegality in Ireland was up, that ...

... THE EARL OF DERBY. Speaking at Rochdale on Tuesday evening the Ear] of Derby said if land nationalisers meant to pay fairly for the land, the{ would make a very bad har gain for the State. If they did not, the plunder, enormous as it might be, would not ...

... MANCHESTER AND THE MISSIONARIES, Speaking at a missionary meetiog at Blackburn on Monday, Dr. Moorhouse said that if missionaries would drop a great deal of their dry dogmatics and thorny dialectics, and would let the Lord Jesus speak to the heathen in the words ...

... softened that it can be easily removed. STAMMERING.—Do not ofik or attempt to speak when inhaling ths brea d“ml t draw as much air into n‘lw ]lungs R:penttheythu'u;l)c.c d, mddtl:xen speak very owly. O] 10N, an tient persevennyoe the habit may be completely ...

... in your last week's Local Notes by “A Free Lance,” referring to the “supreme ugliness” of the NEw Church at Tatham Fells, speaks volumes for the Church architecture of the Diocese of Manchester ; and if it is true it may be safely said that in that respect ...

... YOUR MOUTH SHUT, Many disease germs enter through an open mouth., Themouth was not made for brentiing, but for eatin, aud speaking.-The nose was made for breathing ; nns the air passing through the long, moist nasal passages, is purified, and leaves behind ...

... gushera, who devote many words, but no money, to the better housing of the poor. It may be remembered that Scotia’s bard speaks somewhat depreciatingly of *the guinea’s -umf ”; but however this may be, true it is that we could very well do with a few ...

... the arrest and treatment of WiLLiam O'Briex, M.P., and of the general Irish policy of the Government. It is impossible to speak of that palicy, or of any of the phases of i, or of the authors and the chief administration of it, save in language expressive ...

... serious inaccuracy in a report which appeared in the previous edition of your paper. I can find no fault wlt% you for, so to speak, submergiog a letter which proved you to be guilty of misleading the rublic ; but what am Ito say of your conduct in de. iberately ...

... memory serves aright a few hundred pounds were promised towards the realisation of the project. How was it allowed to drop ? ~ Speaking from the surface of things it is not likely that the erection of a footbridge, to cross from the Quay to Westbourne.terrace ...

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