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... ~ ~, MR. ASQUITH ON THE SOUDAN: Mr. Amiritb, speaking Lowestoft, on Thersday night, mud the validity of Egypt's title to the Upper Nile did nut in the least depend upon reoonquest. It had been asserted in the plainest and most direct fashion, and as events ...
... Throughout all the British-speaking dominions of the Quesn, on Saturday, the loyal hearts of the subjects to whom she has been such an ex- cellent sovereign for well nigh forty-two years, were filled with wishes for happy returns of the day. Birthday ...
... `COLONEL SACNDERSON, speaking in the Bassetlaw Division, pointed out the reason of the Government's success in Ireland. He declared that there was no people more easy to govern than the Irish—on one condition. The successful Government must be firm ...
... The letter signed v Surplus which appeared in a late impression of the Times, and which that journal speaks of as having been written by a well-known correspondent, gains importance from the prevailing supposition that it emanated from the pen of ...
... Notwithstanding that the members of the Sepa- ratist pasty are. generally speaking, leading a sort of troubled existence, condemned for a time to waate their eloquence upon an unsympathetic majority, there are occasions when a gleam of sunshine penetrates ...
... Mn. Forster, speaking at the soiree of the Bradford Chamber of Commerce, on Monday, gave his reasons for remaining a staunch Free . Trader in these discouraging times of depression, . and also for strenuously opposing the partial protection proposed under ...
... Genkka lly speaking it is tbe elementary duty c f a (iovernment to govern. It is for the members ci the Government to make up their minds as to the policy they will pursue, and act upon tiie same. This is so plain and clear that it may be considered a ...
... THE CONTEST IN SOUTH LEEDS. Speaking at Beeston Royal, on Monday night, Mr. Walton, the Liberal candidate for South Leeds, tapressed his regret at the unseemly attack made on Mr. Malion's meeting on Saturday night, but be contended that there was no reason ...
... t of WESTMINSTER print the following thelite Westminster to extent alle- ' the ' Ioss-Ed part” speaks the better worse will grasp yearning clasp love endure Indissolubly sure death part asunder III fill Deith divine! Thro’ lonely hours despite change ...
... lam, not Chamblee], bad in placing English liberties. both civil and religious, on sound and permanent foundations. Green, speaking of the great battle of spiritual freedom, says, It is to Puritanism that we owe the restoration of liberty, ■nd the e ...
... DAY'S.. ootrwona. of Beak speaking Salisbury e xpressed fear that in the new County be left too entirety of noisy talkative A FIGHT. WITH O'Bryan and his *We, quarrelled It %oda* .ll last night, and knight with knives. Both now lying in LondOn hospital ...