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... seemed so far the woollen trade concerned be piece of harassing and vexatious legislation Recently he had opportunity of speaking to Mr C Mills WEDNESDAY JANUARY 1 that the yard If the term “yard” mentioned in the invoice were bound to 36 inches if they ...

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... appenrance, befitting his age and sanctity and rank. lro anounces himself by a Joud knoek, and having obtained admission, he speaks in kindly words to the juvenile throngz, reproving some, perhaps, encouraging others, and proving gentle and kind to all. ...

... letter had been received stating that the matter would receive the attention of the board. Sir Stafford iMorthcote also, speaking the Commons, had stated that the Government contemplated introducing an amendment to the Friendly Societies Act itself, an ...

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... would be eagerly and at oi annihilated by the feverish inrush of capital, present famished for want of employment, aid to speak, fiozen out. The truth is, that the panio-fear of foreign competition, whether well or ill founded, is excited and kept up ...

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