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... DR. CUMMING SPEAKS FOR HIMSELF. The report regarding the recent sermon of the Rev. Dr. Cumming appears to have been incorrect. Dr. Cumming writes:—Who made this report I csnnt say; but this I can confidently assert—it is from beginning to end a translation ...
... Speaking of the President, the w, dent of the Times is probabiy not man in the country ence over him, Many men could move a strong Mr Johnson is man of barder mould—nos, vis a, Lincola, | or one taking any pleasure in social life, himself much (here in ...
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... ABD. DE PATERSUN AND THE SLEV: THE EDITOR OF THE WORTH BRITISH DAILY Malt. Sir,—Dr Paterson, when speaking in the Town yesterday on the epsech of Bailie Salmon, at the late meeting of the Eleventh Ward, took occasion to make statements in regard to tha: ...
... edie We Monday Nigh on the second readin, with a speech from two hours, The i ==man intended to speak of members, peers, | ==mement of the debate, ‘ = the latter; and peers, ap —=>vided for their accommo jostled each otier in tt ——tunately failed towards ...
... ia France, wants Employ- at in Speaking, Writing: and’ Translating Prench.—Ad- i. ATION Wanted in a Mercantile house by a ¥: Maa ) can correspond and German,—Addres — taken charge of aad Rents Col- sted by am expesienced Factor. Security ...
... THE EDINBURGH REFORM MEETING. Mr Duncan M‘Laren, M.P., in speaking to the first re- solution proposed at this meeting, elucidated as follows:— HE EFFECT OF A £6 FRANCHISE IN SCOTLAND. A great many people who oppose our views, I believe, do it from views ...
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... The Pont speaks of the possible Liberal Ministry, leaving out Marl Russell sad Mr. Glad stone, and including such men u Lord Clarendon awl the moderate Liberals of the present Cabinet, with Lord Stanley, Mr. Lowe, Lord Elcho, and Mr. Laing. LAST NIGHT'S ...
... The Duke of Oanbridge has presented his report to ¢ ‘War Office upon the review at York on Setard last, His Royal Highness speaks in high terms of ¢ manner in. through their evolatios and says the review demonstrated how efficient a foree ¢ volunteer body ...
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