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... TuE MARQUISOF RlPoN,speaking at a Lib-‘ eral hauquet, at Bristol,on Thursdayevening. condemned the foreign policy of the Govern ment, and said the peace with honou brought back from Berlin consisted i rearing to shreds the independence and inregrity of ...
... QuERY.—A popular writer, speaking of the ocean telegraph, wonders whether the news transmitted through the salt water will be fresh. {‘:: 1’{‘:?3.7%? Palmerston once said, speaking of the Turks: *“ What energy can be expected of a people with no heels ...
... QuEry.—A popular writer, speaking of the ocean hlegnr. wonders whether the news transmitted through the salt water will be fresh. Tae Turks.—Lord Palmerston once said, speaking of the Turks: * What energy can be expected of & people with no heels to their ...
... TEI}'RIBLE DISTRESS IN SOUTH WALES, Lord Aberdare, speaking at Cardiff, last week, said that in forty-five years’' experience of the South Wales mineral distrietihe had never known trade so bad or the misery of the working classes 80 great as now. At ...
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... THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER y ON THE WAR. ' Speaking at the banquet of the Middlesox Conservative Registration Association, last Wednesday night, Sir Stafford Northcote touched upon the present state of affairs in tho East. He said the present was ...
... himself. But after speaking in terms of disapproval of what he calls the slight spirit of antagonism, it certainly does not look well on his part to prooeed Sm an unfriendly spirit which almost shows a slight of mimui(g‘:owuda us) to “speak of the state of ...
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... regimental guard report out of barracks ?* The corperal trembling and abashed was too much frightened to venture a reply. * Speak idiot! fool! are ye dumb ?” ¢ You never spoke to me ‘about it sir. This is the first time I have been on this duty, as the ...