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... succeeded in keeping peace at a comparatively small expenditure (cheers). He 'regarded the acquisi- tion of Cyprus, commiereially speaking, as a success, - CONUSVATIf INANiL ;: With regard to the finance of the Government, they ceuld prove that the National Debt ...
... .ULL '''LIBERL ASSOCIATION. 'H IL -ELE;C`TION, 1880. ATKINSON ASD^ POPE'S ENGAGEMENTS.' THuBsDAY,.March 25thN at 8p.m. To SPEAK. at PUBLIC ROOMS: to Members of Wesleyan Met4odists, Primitive MethodistsW and other Methodist Bodies. MoN0AY,.March;29th, ...
... April the 16th, to choose sixteen peers to sit in the ensuing Parliament. COUNTY FRANCHISE' A LD LICENSING. Lord Hartington,, speaking at Colne, yesterday afternoon, said, the question of the County Fran-.. chise would be one of the first subjects claiming ...
... by the deputation'; That I then asked that the four candidates might attend before the meeting of Licensed Victuallers, and speak for themselves, in the face of the town, and their very words be printed-which request the committee promised to consider, ...
... that it: would not only be better for Hull but the best thing they could do for the country (applause).-Mr. Atkinson, after speaking of the pleasure he felt in meeting such a mixed assembly of both sexes, said the wholepolicy of the Government could be summed ...
... person, although he had bean asked to say a few words in support of his friend ColonelHutton (cheers). His great qbject was to speak on behalf of the great principles which had' been Adopted by the Govern- ment, and which he believed they would endorse (obeers) ...
... ••-.•••••••••••------.—---..- hest (cheers), in every seer of the word. , HULL COVITY (JOUR?, Speaking upon current topic.: he they were ! IFDDMIDIDAT. a great political contest. The papers were fall of I to the machine F. A. Banwithh, Esq ...
... much dlaorde ed. Mr. MA roe to @peek, and also met with amens and cheers, and the Coat mean ruled that he had no right to speak. Mr. Roaster then moved, That having heard tha an. 'sestina* given by Mr. Atkin*oe, ehls meeting der. that explanation sa ...
... INGAUZICINT3. SATURDAY, Mani YDS. at 1140, AStrOm to of I kw , TtU ICIW, & CO., at the Yard. Maams-strait. MONDAY. ,It I to speak at Seloottroos, Caro toad; worry. TUESDAY. , at $ p., MAAS MEETINO at CIaLTS. ...
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... Mr. E. H. Witty, the borough tresearer, was voted to the chair. Mr. was the Bret speaker, and it was hls retention not to speak epos politics, hot confine bin remarke to temperance questions. Ile complained that some of the temoeraoce .ociettes were inclined ...
... oolorital policy of the Govan:rant (I, Voice: '. Who teak et 1 hrses; cud groans). He witemiell that Cyprus commercially speaking, wow • sad es to wan it bad been shown by. @tannin's WI eel el 711 wars during the last 45 peen 17 bad ten wean Liberal ...