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... The Earl of Pembroke, speaking at Wilton last night, said there was a tremendous struggle going on, the country having to decide whether the law of the land should obtain throughout the United King- dom. Gladstonian Liberals had started an entirely new ...
... the Bill (oh). The right bon. gentleman wished to speak on Friday, and he (Mr. Balfour) hoped to lay a few words before the debate concluded. The right hon. gentleman had taken great powers before Beater in the endeavour to carry through the debate on ...
... people; (cheers) and say again, 1 said before, that hero assembled are speaking the name the country of England (cheers). Now the history of England, the history tliat is he relied upon, has not page of ancient time which there is not written some account ...
... . .0 ntle m a n , for many yeam in a Bank at Brazil, thorough bookkarrpor, speaking Pros* . and Portagunw. D a SITUATION at home ow abroad.—Addr•-• W., ewe 4 Moms. Yacht; YO, Snot, Wonatiloster, &W. A Gentleman with five ,years' experience of Eutlange ...
... Mr. John Morley, speaking at Forfar last night, in pursuance of his candidature for the repre- sentation of Montrose Burghs, said he rejoiced to think that there was every indication of a solution of the Venezuelan question by the creation of a Commis- ...
... Lord Hartington, Mr. Goschsk, and * Henry James have a great opportunity W evening. They are to speak at a dinner of tie Eighty Club on public affairs, and racial particularly on the Irish Question. Seldom have English Statesmen been called upon to utter ...
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... Lord George Hamilton was the principal speaker at the annual meeting of the Acton Conserva- tive Association last night. Speaking in support of a resolution condemnatory of the Home Rule Bill, he maintained that Home Rule was not the measure upon which ...
... puts on his armour, and brandishes his ssurd and spear with mettle of kindred quality. la speaking of modern politicians cannot well forget one mighty name—that of the man pronounced no mean authority to have been the greatest member of parliament who ...
... SITUATIONS VACANT AND WANTED. - WRENCH LADY REQUIRE!) as GOVERNESS to .R . three : pa* cannot speak Engliiili preferrel. - Mrs. Di,oloy. Cork Fosters. near . . - l OWELL . I4 SCHOOL. Liandatf.—lYANTED, far a RESIDENT yolot rcheoinan s Tashi& anthm. to ...
... The meeting at which Lord Salisbury and Sir Stafford Northcote will speak this evening at the Cannon-street Hotel will be almost unique in its representative character. Every Conservative Association in the Metropolis and Metropolitan Counties will be ...