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... The Speakes. Tlie Right Hon. the Speaker gave bis seventh parliamentary full dress dinner last evening to tho following noblemen and gentlemen —VLcount Hamilton, Alfred Hewey, Hon. Colonel Coke, Hon, H. Liddell. Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bart, Sir John Ogilvy ...
... SPEAKS HAS THE “HULL PACKET” CHANGED ITS EDITOR TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Sir, The Herald Thursday contained an article on Mr. Baxter’s professions of intending to benefit Hull by independent lines of railway, ihe of to-day repeats Mr. Baxter’s denial ...
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... SPEAKINGS. Argosy, Candiff to Calcutta, Bth October; Anna Sophia, Amsterdam to Batavia, Icth Dec. ; Alexander, London to Kurrachee, jrd December ; Arctic, Getle to Bolivar, 2nd October ; British E\niire, sailing west, 25th November ; Byron, Shields to ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING. hane been much struck with the puerile objections raised at several recent meetings the qulificatsom of Mr. John William Milos reurew-nt Bristol. TUe M Mr. Herbert TnotnM the V Men fjlierd Aj»oci*tion. an.l of Mr. Henry the Unmii- Thtae ...
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... PLAIN SPEAKING. Ia the important discourse delivered at Kensing- in ton, on Monday, by Archbishop Manning, there is id one bold outspoken passage which deserves particu- of lar attention - What was the meaning of modern to civilization c The state of ...
... (Left Speaking.) The Sheffield Inundation Fund. —On Tuesday the Inundation CommLsioners in Sheffield pare their decision upon a very remarkable point. After the great flood some ,££o,ooo. was raised by subscription for the relief of the sufferers, and ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING C.KNTI.KMEN,— The last sentence Sir Samuel Peto’s address, delivered in Queen-square Mom lay evening, is not very easy to understand. His words, as reported in the Daily PreM, were ; ** I trust that the time may yet come when, like honoured ...
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