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... Liberal organizations to arrange mUetings, there is no difficulty in getting members of the late Liberal Govern- iaent to speak on political topics in London. Last night Sir GEoF.oE TREVELYAN addressed a great Liberal mceting in the.s.Victoria Hall, near ...
... who had re~peatedly intr ropted the speake r by exclaiming 1 I~Onsense, pro. tested against the bolding of such a meeting there and said he would bring the question before the CUn at the next meeting. Wishing to speak, and being told by the chairman that ...
... seven State Councillors nominated by the Storthing for one year. Legally speaking, the Storthing have no right to demand that the Ministers for the two Kingdoms shall appear and speak in their House, but they did demand this, and carried their vote by a ...
... uaderstand that they were Englishmen, the women turned from sobs to smiles, and the men, some of whom could speak a few words of English, began to speak and call them good men. They also understead shaking the hands as a token of friendship. The little ...
... of the house of Molire to transplant their entire company to London some fifteen years ago, and it may be said, generally speaking, that every performer of renown in France has at some time or other appeared here under his management. Unfortunately, the ...
... nounced in the Waltbamntow Division-:- Satcrday &tet, November 6, Mr. Sam Wools, IIP., and 1r P. G. Thomas (of the Eighty Club) speak at Woodford Green; on Monday, 8, Ur. Woods and Mr. Beaumont Ulorice (of the Eighty Club), at Woodford Bridge ; on Tuesday, ...
... cession of arms above alluded to as a positive fact- If the Cousetitutioultel now speaks oin its own private authority, the correction of the news is little worth. If it speaks officially, let it say so for it is time that all uncertainty on such a subject ...
... the black population has not, as far aui aware, been consulted when the country was annexed, it rather lato iu the day to speak consulting them about the undoing of the deed. If it ware not Mr. who oilers it, the suggestion would appear somewhat disiugeiiious ...
... simply to let the Romans alone. It is to be remarked that the Patrie to-night speaks out plainer than it has done of late in favour of evacuation. No doubt these journals speak the sentiments of MM. Thouvenel, de Persigny, and Fould, hut it remains to be ...
... live the solidality of the people! The ' Vorvtrlis gives only that part of the Emperor's speech of yesterday in which lie speaks of the fight against Social Dem]ocracy. No doubt can exisft that that speech is meant as the signal for another legislative ...
... glorify the history, of our Country. Without masuming for a sromneet any right to speak for the President, I think I can uasure yoe with somke knowledge of what I speak of that he fully aippreciates the daties mnd responsibilities of the situation, and ...
... well-knownforeicg critic had said that the hioliest msark of a great creative genius was that ho chouliebo able to make tnen speak who had never spokeu before, aud it was just whet Mr. Rudyard Kip- hsug cead done, (Cheers.) The British private soldier had ...