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... was passed of nine months' imprisonment. TRADE AND WAGES, INOENDI AtRY LANGUAGE BY 'rHs LONDOX UNEMPMLOYED. John Williams, speaking at a meeting of un- emuloved on Tower Hill, London, yesterday, said they could not shut their eyes to the fact that numerous ...

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... SOR PIRIE. Professor Pirie expressed deep sympathy and regret at the lose that had been sustained. He said that if be might, speak of a thirty years' acquaint- alice with Dr Minto, he would say that deceased was marked by two prominent characteiristics. ...

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