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... PLAIN SPEAKING. The Chapman said that oonoludad the business of the meeting', but Mr. Bennett bad a few remarks to make respect some ttitomonts made a meeting held the prarloos night—supposed to be aratepayers’ meeting in Harbour Ward—and an animated ...
... when they speak of the North, sod yea vili fail to conceive the intensity of the dislike of the South for the free states. The contests of Cavalier and Roundhead, of Vendean and Republican, even of Orangemen and Croppy, have been elegant joustings, regulated ...
... order, and was obliged to resume his seat. Mr. Addison contested that he had right to speak the question. Mr. Saukdsbs I must resume my objections to Mr. Addison speaking.—(Laughter.) So long as he makes observations upon the general question, which is not ...
... NEUFCHATEL. The correspondents foreign jonrnals (stye the Canetitutiannel) speak of whet has taken place at the two sittings held by the conference on the Nenfohatel question. Their remarks the subject can only he mere cooieetnres, as the plenipotentiaries ...
... THE GUARDIAN SATURDAY OCTOBER 20 1894. THE BISHOP OF MANCHESTER AND CARDINAL VAUGHAN. Speaking on Tuesday the Manchester Diocesan Conference, the Bishop of Manchester (Dr. Uoorhonse) said ha felt himself obliged to undertake a task which was extremely ...
... •llJmes of the community. Need speak the Mete who ably presided over this wu ao stranger there, was always m sanying out works of educational or 2Kas dtaraetre/ Hood he speak of their Tioar and clergymen around him Ho had hut toromind •V- the charitable ...
... Xus President's Peoclimation. private letter from a general commanding Union forces in Mississippi speaks in the strongest terms of the utility of tba President's Proclamation of freecktu aa weapon of war. Tha writer says that Southern society has been ...
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... [ADVBnTISKMENT.]—CUBKS OF CoNSUMITION NEWCASTLE BY Dr. Locock’s Pulmonic Wafers.— Gentlemen, I can myself speak of your Wafers with the greatest confi: dence, having recommended them in many cases of pulmonary consumption, and have always afforded relief ...
... ZOKG FOB THE HAXMAKUN ZAZON. I speaks word the wise, If thee’st got ears to hoar; Thee wort, and take thy exercise, Afore thee takest thy beer. The showers as alter drought rails fast Zee bow earth soeks is they; Let beer, rain that lays the dost, moisten ...
... this country. (Cheers.) Bear in mind am not speaking of Poland, suffering under the wrongs of Russia. lam not speaking of Hungary or of Venice as she was, or of the Greeks under the dominion Turkey, but speaking of Ireland, part the United Kingdom, part ...
... 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 ...