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... opinions are not obscurely stated,—perhaps in these capacities, I did not sufficiently bear in mind Hamlet's caution to speak by the card, lest equivocation should undo me. (Laughter.) Anyhow I complain of nobody; but simply in order that there may ...
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... meeting of the Insti- tutc which again brings us together, I took occasion to remark upon a certain superabundance of public speaking which seems to me to distinguish the present time. It will require very little self-denial on my part to practise now what ...
... the lower prices, is greatly retarded, and the general tone of the warehouses has been flat. Manufacturers ase, generally speaking, tolerably well employed: in some instances, however, they are not running full time. IEwsounya, Friday.-Business is dull ...
... lieutenants as he had under him, was a, thing of which an man might be proud, and. he (the speaker) felt it. (Hear, hear.) Speaking of the Liberal iparty in Devon, he said they had achieved most important successes, and such as were duly recognised. Speakitig ...
... Conservative leadership remains in precisely the same position as that which I indicated last week. The Tory leaders are, to speak plainly, in a dilemma. Lord Derby is the man of their choice; but the rank and file on the back benches of the Upper House ...
... said to be ended; and we unierstand that by to-day (Saturday) nearly every man will have resumed work. Several of thle mon speak in vcry bitter tcmns at the result of the agitation, and firmly adhere to the opinion that if the district had b-an got illtO ...
... this. Lord Malsuesbury is inl his way, a man of the world, with a certain ?? thougl shram- bling sense. True, lie does not speak what you c0151 well call English, asnd does fondly worship tile ideel English of the elily Telegraph. True, also, lie never ...
... does not go to the church deyschool, he is cut off from all charities, or heia threatened with loss of work. One person. speaking of the condition of his village, says, “We find the clergy and Magistrates combined to put down Dissenters by all possible ...
... tone, but quite es resnarliable. le is a debater of singular vigouI; and a consummate iaaster of the Latin tongao, which lhe speaks with voluble fluency. The Bishop veheineustly attacked and tore into shreds tlre tissue of propositionis submitted for approval ...
... Hall Armmley, to-morrow evening, at eight o’clock. They will explain the principles of the Leagne, and the Rev. W. Beet will speak upon the so-called * religious difficulty.” SwiNnpLING HUNSLET TRADESMEN.—At the Leeds Town Hall, this afternoon, John Armstrong ...
... inhabited the globe, a race in which the pecu- liar characteristics of the various European nations arc blended, and possibly speaking a languago'ii which words of each of the various tongues hold an important place. We are not of those who anticipate earthly ...