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... The Speak** took the chair at foar o'clock. In reply to Mr. Raihbomb. Mr. W. H. SMITH said that the sum of lOI.KiG d*d n-nrrsent theindebtedn'asof l->cal and municipal bodice on the .*tOtb June, Many of these loans were utterly unknown the Government ...
... in the Turkish empire (on which the speaking was as warm if England were not guilty of gross misgovernment in Ireland); the responsibilities Europe in reference to the Eastern question ; and the autonomy that ought to be granted to the oppressed provinces ...
... “I glad Tandy is taking to it. Yon can speak well the system then r” “It is on its trial. Even should it fall, shall scarcely back to patronage, pure and simple, again. That one of the things yon cannot revive. There are many such, apparently in robust ...
... The diversity subjects which the above dletlnctions were gained speaks for itself of the soundness of the school teaching. There is excellent ball-alley, cricket-field, Ac, In cricket, football, and athletics, the old pupils of the M. D. S- are everywhere ...
... Mr. Butt commenced speak, hut the Treasury and front Opposition benches were but thinly occupied. It is not necessary to say that Mr. Butt’s statement of the tenant’s case was most able,exhaustive and convincing. That goes without saying.” But it would ...
... Mr. Doban again tried to speak, and fighting began in the body of tbe meeting. Tbe fighting subsided, however, and Mr. Doran continued to about at tbe tup of bis voice. agreed in tbe welcome of tbe representatives of Irishmen in Eng- land, and only wished ...
... SIR S. NORTHCOTE ON THE Bristol, Monday. Speaking at the dinner of the Dolphin Susioty at Bristol to-night, Sir Stafford Northoate, in epoediog to the toast of Her Majeaty'e Ministers: said that Le must request their permiodon to abstain, as far possible ...
... December, 187 G. And should remorseful mem’ries rise, Oh, speak of Hope and Heaven !” (Mem. This fusillade of pathos 1 have always found victorious, If properly supported by the muscle amatorius.*) But truce to sadness and digression, Fotci, ma chere ...
... DUBLIN MONDAY, SEPT 18. The Bsrl of Beacoosflsld will speak at the Bocks Agricultural Pinner Wednesday eveeing. Yesterday the condition of Sir Arthur Guinness bed decidedly improved, and up to last evening continued to progress favourably. It stated iu ...
... moro than his lordahip. Ii speaking the Liberal party and Mr. conduct iu connexion with the present war, he said that they i when peace was about being proclaime: ore who had becn killed since had been killed the Literal party (applause). The men who ...
... AN EDUCA’ ONAL REFOP ER. Liverpoou, Grant Wednesday Night.--Mr, Duff, speaking here to-night. condemned the ele- vation of classical over scientitic and historical studies, and said physical and historical science should make common cause against the ...