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... PLAIN SPEAKING ON POLITICAL MORALITY. have been requested reprint tbe letter which Professor Huxley recently addressed friend on the difficulties of the Political situation :— lam as much opposed the Home Rule scheme as any one can possibly be, and were ...
... KEEP THY TONGUE FROM EVIL SPEAKING, LYING, AND SLANDERING. Thb Kev. W. Tuckwkll, of Stockton, attended a •Separatist demonstration at Harbnry, on Saturday, and delivered an address on 44 Working Mens Politics. his opening remarks, felicitated himself ...
... The eight hon. John bright AND THE ACTION OF THE LORDS OS THE FKANCHISE BILL. Speaking at Bradford in 1859, Mr. Bright said:— Repudiate without mercy any Bill of any Government, whatever its Franchise, whatever its seeming concession may be, IF IT DOES ...
... The Dean of Bangor on Tea Drinking.— The Dean of Bangor, speaking on Saturday at meeting held t-o further the establishment of courses of instruction m practical cookery in the elementary schools, said that if had his own way there would be much less ...
... Hunting Notes. —On Thursday last the Warwickshire met Compton Vemey. There was little sport to speak of. the runs beine ringing ones. A fox fell to the hounds at Five Ways.—Yesterday, the North Warwickshire met fer the first time the new Kennels, Kenilworth ...
... Mr Pell, M.P., speaking at the dinner of the Wigston Working Men's Conservative Association on Monday night, referred the position of affairs in Ireland, and attributed the failure of Irish farmers to their fruitless efforts to cultivate the potato. English ...
... Lord Carnarvon, speaking Winchester on Monday challenged the Government to point in any direction where their policy had been successful. warned the farmers that tho Franchise Bill would extinguish their political power a class, and declared that it was ...
... rnHB BIGHT HON. JOHN BRIGHT X AXD THH ACTION OF THE LORDS OH THE FRANCHISE BILL. Speaking at Bradford in 1859, Mr. Bright said : Repudiate -without mercy any Bill of any Government, whatever its Franchise, whatever its seeming concession may be, IF IT ...
... General Booth and the Salvation Army Funds.— Speaking at Guildford on Tuesday night, General Booth referred what called the scandalous stories respecting the moneys of the Salvation Army.” said his family consisted of eight members, who worked twelve ...
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... mHE EIGHT HOM. JOHN BRIGHT jL and thk ACTION OF THE LORDS OX THK FRANCHISE BILL. Speaking at Bradford in 1859, Mr. Bright said: Repudiate without mercy any Bill of any Government, whatever its Franchise, whatever its seeming concession may be, IF IT DOES ...
... Sir H. Drummond Wolff, M.P., speaking last Monday evening at the dinner held in connection with the Portsmouth Beneficial Society’s Schools, referred to the great block of business in the House of Commons. He attributed it mainly to the increasing demands ...