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... COCKER. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY POST. Watkins in his speech is made to speak of the masters réceiving 25 per cent. of the’ operatives’ wages, by giving them 1s 34 while they receive did Mr. Watkins learn arithmetic ?— Yours, &c,, A CORRECTI ON. TO ...
... Paris oonwpondest prlrate deipfttohfli, oomlsg from bowks, announce the part of the Pope more serlooa than any before. They speak for his life. There DO reason the of this statement. ...
... ELECTRIC AND Ms~ TRLEGRAPHS. | we 5 Fam. POST OFFICE, that despatches state, from seriously ill than he has yet been, they speak of sources, that Pope is danger to There is no reason to suspect the ...
... despatches, coming from olericai souroes, announce illness en the part of the Pope much more serioua than any before. Tuey speak danger for his life. There no reason to suspect the truth of this statement. ...
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... apparent. The fragment of the broken article* have all been oleared awsy, and everything made snug and tidy. The Cork aminer speak« as if tho damage to the furniture and fittings had been overstated. All such things as crockery and glass, however, were destroyed ...
... Royal College Phjsldaiul London, Dr. (G.F. Collier, published Longman andCo.lt no small defeot in {his oomman to.. pLUtlon (speaking of the 4 Pharmacopoeia') that have purgative mass but what oontains alow ; we know that hemorrhoidal perrons cannot bear ...
... The objections to voters in Middlesex Are over 7000-more than half the constituency ob jectod to. 3 ® al er Lytton been speaking at an agricultural dinner In Hertfordshire. He reviewed lui. gB h»^i,l*'K?v^L ,oreign aDd poll tie*. lUly.hesdd, i»d become ...
... recen other than Lord Denman, who writes “If I bad been. t festive meeting «t Sheffield = havesaid that ‘Tear’ ina leged to speak after him | might nams—that * Whistle? entering a would have been more Opriate, aa, likethe locomotive and tuonel, Mr. Koebuck ...
... England—an officer of whom I say, if you wish to get very near to the enemy, yon have a better leader. Gentlemen, when we speak of Volunteers as a body, let us recollect bat with the people (cheers). They originated in the ment, but against which the ...
... with enthusiastic manifestations of delight. We cannot speak in equally favourable terms of the other vocalists, and our space is limited, and have no desire to write for the mere sake of speaking harshly, we shell allude to them no further. The choir ...
... has at any time been avowed by the Washington Government, or (so far we are aware) by any responsible public man entitled to speak on behalf of the Northern majority. have repeatedly had occasion to remark, President Lincoln and his most trusted political ...