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... Bremen, with a deputation who have accompanied him, to inspect our docks and other public works (applause). lam sure that, speaking for both ourselves and the town, I may accord to them a most hearty welcome (applause—renewed applause). Remembering the ...
... the child's prayer went through the hurly-burly of the storm, and reached the Father's ear. _ Do not let them tell him or speak to him about mediators —that was, human mediators. Did the child want anybody to stand between and the Father's ear .He (the ...
... support Churchwork in the country, they replied their offices were in the town, and so managed to get out of it altogether. In speaking of the good work the ladies of the West End of London were doing in the East End, he trusted it would be an example which ...
... proposing. The Officers of the Hull and Barnsley Railway,coupled with the name of Mr Stirling, who briefly replied, and, in speaking of the new vessel, said that the engines were a credit to the makers. He gave The Health of Mr Seaton.—The Chairman, in ...
... amount claimed being £34 553 and £2,127 awarded; while in Ireland 42 were tried £4,123 claimed, and £823 awarded. These figures speak for themselves, and afford a practical comment on the working of the Act. ...
... THE CHURCHMAN'S PROGRAMME. Speaking at Oxford Diocesan Conference to-day, the Bishop of the Diocese said, whatever Acts of Parlia, ment might be passed, Churchmen meant to settle their own affairs, to give ho part their endowments, to say how they were ...
... Bremen, with a deputation who have accompanied him, to inspect our docks and other public works (applause). lam sure that, speaking for both ourselves and the town, I may accord to them a most hearty welcome (applause—renewed applause). Remembering the ...
... employment, and would haye mills and manufactories built out of the rates. Mr Bright has pleaded for Free Adulteration by speaking of fraudulent mixing as only a form of competition. Mr Saunders is a staunch supporter of the right of Free Speech, by ...
... now being raised is merely attempt to force the present Government to renewal of coercive legislation. All the Dublin papers speak highly of the letter of Mr Harrington, M.P., censuring the Waterford branch of the Land League for expelling Alderman Smith ...
... Morning News in an article on Local Government takes occasion to refer to the history of railway movements in Hull, and in speaking of the scheme I have mentioned they actually appropriate passage from the aiticle which Mr Grotrian contributed to Mr Macturk's ...
... Mosely, the oldest-established dentists in Hull. These teeth obtained prize medals London and Paris. Perfect for eating and speaking. Detection impossible. A Set of Teeth, 2s. Pamphlet sent free. Consultation free daily.—ls, Whitefriargate. in 2s. 6d. and ...
... POLITICS IN HULL. WESTERN DIVISION. DE. ROLLIT'S FIRST SPEECH. Dr. Rollit will opea his campaign in the Western Division, speaking at the Sir Henry Cooper Board School, in Bean-stree f , Aolaby-rcad, this evening, at eight o'clock. The chair will be tfaken ...