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... SPEAKING THE PACTS. Mr Knight, Newcastle, saul some of the members of the Society with which was connected had had doubts whether or not broad hurst was worthy of the confidence of working men, and he had been deputed by the Council of the Society to ...
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... PLAIN SPEAKING BY MR GRAHAM. The monthly meeting of the Forfar School Board was held last night—Mr J. W. Adamson presiding. Mr terms of notice, moved that the Board petition Parliament to obtain the Morgan endowment money unfettered the 29th section of ...
... COME SPEAK OF THE SUBJECT OF DiaESiMBUSHMS-Vi. Now, I goiuß to fulfil proutine, and Ui« fu'ifilmeut of th«l promiac will, usual, entail a burden you. (No,” and cheers.) Tbs promise was that I would refer to the subject of disestablishment, which you ...
... The lowe that speaks in eilent acte, the truc devoted Can never give enough of joy, enough of good impart 5 But love is not a trifle, nor should we deem it so— It is our hope, our joy, our trast, our bane, ow or woe. A Verse a Breexe (3) is the somewhat ...
... FREE SPEAKING ABOUT THE DUKE OF RICHMOND. Rothes on Saturday evening Mr Adam Tulloch, horse-hirer, asked Keay whether was in favour of stopping the fishing from the Duke of Richmond, and giving to other gentlemen the privilege of fishing Spey, Avon, and ...
... Again, in Book Second, he speaks of “ and deference which a soul Mey fairly claim, by niggard age enriched In what she most doth value, love of God.” But in the 1814 edition the last line appears “In what it values most, the love of God.” In 1827 it became— ...
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... tenant. I can speak only for my- self. But, in my view of the case, what lies at the root of the difficulty in its present aspect is that the Irish landlords as a body do not speak out in public, as I know that very many of them do speak in private, against ...