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... Mr Bradlaugh and Perpetual Pensions. —Speaking at MaicUtone, Mr. Bradlaugh sa : he was in novel position of being follower of Lord Randolph Churchill, and was bound to be ou the question of perpetual pensions after the answer of the noble lord in the ...
... “Once I was critical and the actors were so mad they would not speak to me,” said New York dramatic man, “eo I changed my tactics and puffed them all. Now they are so puffed they won t speak to me.” “’Tisthe most exasperating thing,” said Calino. to find ...
... enough. He ought to speak up and prevent its being passed into law by voting againat it. Of course, either Mr. FITZGERALD or Mr. HALL might conceivably adopt the statement of the Austrian BARON WORMS that the bill will not raise the price of sugar. But ...
... Lord'! Ripon on Politics.— Lord Ripon, speaking at a Liberal meeting at Ripoo. accused the Consenratives of masquerading in Liberal costume for the purpose of securing votes, and of intimidating tne electors by throwing doubts on the secrecy of the ballot ...
... BRADLEY ON TEETH. MR. F. W. BRADLEY, in speaking of the adaptation of Artificial Mineral Teeth, which supply the deficiency caused by the loss of natural teeth, sap they restore beauty, youth and health, completely answering in every respect the use of ...
... Barred Out.—•• How is it, dear Mrs. Lamrole- Ijt'nb, that your husband never speak* hind of coffee and bread bis mother used to make ** Ho can’t do it, Clarieaa; poor Lammle-Lamb’s father died malignant dyspepsia Tina May be Greek to You.—One of Socrates ...
... MR. GLADSTONE ON THE IRISH QUESTION. SPEAKING at bir Edward Heed's house on Saturday, Mr. Gladstone, who was enthusiastically received on rising, said : There was an agreement between my honoured host and friend and myself that before lonoheon anything ...
... Mr. Briggs, M.P.. speaking at Littleborough, near Rochdale, on Saturday night, said be was no Parnellite, and he thought Mr. Parnell had done incalculable amount of mischief to his own cause by prejudicing people against reforms which might be carried ...
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... Mr. Chamberlain’s Views.— Lord Carringe ton, speaking at Epsom, defended Mr. Chamberlain’s views on the Land Question, remarking that be saw nothing in them that was dangerous to the landed interest, whilst he adduced his own experience at High Wycombe ...
... Mr. Mimdella made happy hit at his meeting at Sheffield, Speaking of Lord Beaconatield’s maui- Epic qUOte(i Mr * Disrael i’ Revolutionary gigantic etrife, Man fights for syllables and worships words ! The Latest Chemical Reaction, The British Government ...
... Lord Carrington the Liberal Policy. Lord Carrington, speaking at Liberal meeting held Spalding, said the policy of the present Government was a continuance of the policy of Mr. Gladstone. They had continued the withdrawal of the troops from the Soudan ...