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... of of Tom Hood’s poems said been great admirer of his ictry also of that of Byron He quoted specimens from theso authors speaking upon ono of Byron’s relating to Churob said the Church of England fouaded very wide basis embracing of different minds opinions ...
... would proceed on its that day downstairs on to kitohen he Bell breakfast is ready you Donald” said soon had Mr Waine will speak to cannot stay going to Miss Gladys” Donald long over his breakfast eager to Mr Waine He loved felt towards him unbounded gratitude ...
... SIR HUGH MASON ON TRADE. Speaking at a tea party at Albion &kook AshtenanderrLine, on Saturday, Mr. lisigh Munn referred to the state of trade, and said the foot that stocks were diminishing justified him in sa}ing that the prospects of the future, especially ...
... Bev. J. Roonthwaite, Mr. 3. E. Plitch.r. Mr. F, 3. Thompson, Mr. 8. Burgess. The piece went exceedingly well, and we can speak with equal degree of favour respect of the subsequent attempt the tame party In Maolarien’a Three Filters. Gilbert's Tam Nancy ...
... CHAIRMAN, after wishing them a happy new year, which he had reason to believe would be more prosperous than the last, went on to speak of the evil effects resulting from the use of alcoholics; and adverted to the Tay Bridge accident, remarking that since that ...
... curious long silence broken for of perplexing the party in power but order “to encourage them” The period arrived it possible speak “ smooth things” Mr Gladstone on Monday last more ordinarily guarded in bis criticism For instance admitted that “ many men ...
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... the gutters. But the result of his vigorous condemnation was some very hard things were said about I and those_ who dared to speak as to the just of his strictures. A controversy was started early in the year as to why the gas supplied by the Corporation ...
... strive sense think there is every effects will made You referred gentlemen to my Liverpool it me enough to have my if I so speak between extraction is drop of blood in in which is of earliest very early recollections are remember gentlemen none you recollect ...
... company which gathered in the hostess's large dining-room, the following Chriatmae morning. Potentates who had not been on speaking terms for years were excitedly wishing one another merry Christmas! Others, usually sedate and even haughty, were crowding ...
... in the solemn ordinowi; ; He wrought us some good, but his errors were Let as strivean to forget that he ever hal any, And speak of his virtu. alone. Let u. cling to sweet memories ooly, and cherish The sunlight that hallowed his head, - And turning each ...