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... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The following circumstances, drawn from the personal experience of Mr. Isaac Whick, the Borough Arms, Dudley street, Wednesbury, are so important and really remarkable that they cannot help but interest and value to all readers:— ...
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... PLAIN SPEAKING. The Rev. Dr. Gordon, an Episcopalian, Glasgow, said the other night in his chnrch that the dress of ballet dancers was quite appropriate fir the stage. He contrasted their attire with the not very modest evening costumes worn by West End ...
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... MR. DILLON SPEAKS. MURDER A MYTH AND INVENTION OF THE ENEMY; Dublin, Tuesday An important meeting of the Land League held this evening. Mr. Dillon was moved ,y The other members of Parliament present _J Labor, Sexton, and Sullivan. The reporters jf were ...
... FAIR SPEAKING CATHOLIC. Mr. Charles Fay, M.P., as Roman Catholic who voted in favour of the Franchise Bill, writes to the Jublin newspapers to draw attention to the fact tbat .vitbout fair redistribution the Protestants of Ireland will be disfranchised ...
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... MI FORSTER SPI S OUT Mr. Forster, M.P., speaking at the Mansion House, London, on Tuesday, in support of a resolution calling for the maintenance of the boundary line tixed by the Pretoria Conven- tion in the arrangements concluded with the Transvaal ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING BY MR. BRIGHT. e cv*--,. The great cottage Sof Amities is that Ireland rs . *° und inquiry, that the fe!e OnQ P a with that of fl !■ **enot todays per week. there 10 ' not employed. .reC nd thereof' crime and outrage. * re and 6hti > refc ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING BY MR. BRIGHT. John Bright ld post9 ...