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... £300 per annum. Speaking of appointments, it may be of interest to Dumfriesians to know that since Mr Frederick Niecks was appointed to the Chair of Music in I have competent authority as one of the best which has been made in the recent history of the ...
... “THE STAFF OF LIFE? ; (To the Editor of the Dumfries and Galloway Standard. > Str—If rumour speaks true, the master bakers of the town have, in meeting convened, a singular reso- lution. It is said they have determined to lessen the size of their loaves ...
... tribute to the popalarity of Mr John Barns that he was permitted to speak in the Council when there was a loud clamour for the vote. What he said will vindicate his character for courage. the St James's Hall orators, who wish to purify the music saloons ...
... for the Day Meetings are expected not to exceed thi minutes ia will be Speakers on the to speak more than ten minutes. oe AND MAXW TOWN Young Men's Christian TT held on WEDNESDA E USUAL WEEKLY MEETING will NOT be ¥ First, so may have an ‘attending the ...
... THIS DAY COMMENCES HUNTLY’S GREAT F AREWELL SALE ! IT is not necessary to speak of the Quality of my Goods. Surely the past years’ experience by the Public is sufficient testimony in my favour ; and all the advertising in the world would have been unavailing ...
... of the Medical Annual speaks in the high. est terms of Cocoa as a beverage and invalids on accoant the name quality, and great and counsels the any packet is a guarantee of ...
... the better.” If Me Parnell were to speak in this tone and temper of an Irishman unfaith- ful or indifferent to the Nationalist cause, he would be denounced as a boycotter. When at the meeting of the British Associa- tion in last September the elaims of ...
... THIS DAY COMMENCES HUNTLY’S A (]'REAT F AREWELL SALE ! IT is not necessary to speak of the Quality of my Goods. Surely the past years’ experience by the Public is sufficient testimony in my favour ; and all the advertising in the world would have been ...
... diplomaay, but we speak from the heart when we enter into this serious matter. lam persuaded that the conduct of this country to the end of the question will be what it has been from the first —the conduct of a great and noble people, conscious of the ...
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... Ireland. They have nothing to say for the disestablishment of the far more corrupt Church of England. They speak very tenderly of, and even ostentatiously act with, ministers of the Established Church of Scotland, though that Church is more Erastian now ...
... industries of and from being injured by competing with the paid labour of Europe ; he speaks of a protect: ive tariffas the best means, “ to a great extent, for paying off the public debt, and defraying the expenses of the Executive ; and he winds up ...