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... DUNSTARLE SPEAKS. The Town Council of Dunstable forwarded the following recolution: **That this Council, with a view of settling amicably the difference with the County Council upon the main rond repayment, agrea to accept £6OO in settlement of their ...

... choice of legislative undertakings; outside pressure is an important factor in influencing decision ; and those who speak first and speak loudly enough have, comparatively, the best chance of receiving attention. It is, then, of the utmost importance for ...

... THE PATRIOTS SPEAKING OUT. Mr. Micheal Davitt, M.P , addressed a crowded meeting of Irishmen 1 Glasgow on Sunday night A resolution was passed in favour of Home Rule, and the liberation of Irish political prisoners. Mr. Davitt, who was enthusiastically ...

... TRUTH” SPEAKS TRUTH. Mr. Gladstone, in his reply to the Duke of Argvil's article on the lrish question in the North American Review, makes the statement that the sentiments ** pussed by the Duke across the water were in the act of being constitutionally ...

... THE DUMB TAUGHT TO SPEAK. The public have been frequently reminded of late of the existence of an Association for the Oral Instruction of the deaf and dumb, and probably it is supposed to be the only institution of the sort in existence. There is, however ...

... attendance we will speak {ENT IN BEDFORD. g known as the Baths in ed a tustily-painted sign ¢ British Workman Public yreseedu 'in i:p::’ul'e think, call for ial motice. ce pledge was the only tional vice of drunkenness could only be met by supis is no ...

... speak song SILK SPINNING. The art of spinning the silk from the cocoons into thread is in Europe carried on principally in Northern Italy, and Lombardy in particular is covered with filandas, now, alas, for the most part empty and silent, €0 severe is ...

... THE REVISING BARRISTER SPEAKS OUT AT GRIMSEY. At Grimsby, on Saturday, the Revising Barrister (Mr. J. Barratt Jaques), said that during the progress of this revision he had seen it stated in a London paper that the only object of the revising barrister ...

... MR. CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN SPEAKS OUT. Mr. Campbell-Bannerman, M.P., speaking at Hawick on the 7th inst., taunted the Opposition with hnvinfl no policy, no programme, and no principles. All the Tories nngg to do was to maintain exclusive privileges, while ...

... is each good meditation God's speech to the heart. The heart must speak to God that God may speak to it. The good Bishop's last resting place was in the village churchyard of lgeighnm‘ not far from Norwich. Let me give the inscription from his grave, ...

... Port's dornet. SPEAK NO ILL. Speak no 11, & kindly word ‘Will never leave & sting behind, But O to breathe each fanlt we've heard, I« far beneath a neble mind. Give me the heart that fain would hide ‘Would fain another's faults efface ; How can it gratify ...