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... TO-MORROW. RUN, SPEAK TO THIS YOUNG MAN. ANNUAL SERMON to Young Men, and MONTHLY SERMON, on Israel, at ST. STEPHEN'S, TO-MORROW, by the VICAR. TO-MORROW. TOWNHEAD STREET CHAPEL. The Rev. R. GREEN will Preach - Evening - Special Sermon on The Tay ...
... THIS EVENING. THE HONOURABLE r^ERNARD COLERIDGE \j WILL SPEAK r ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16th, ISM, AT TEE T DRILL HALL, l CfiAIB TO BE TAKEN AT 7.30, BT I*. T. MAPPIN, Esq., M.P. FREE. WITHOUT TICKET, . t0 jae Reserved Seato, Tickets tor whicn, at Is. i- ...
... FBEE PARDON FOR THE INNOCENT I mHE HON. B. COLERIDGE. M.P will JL Speak at the TEMPERANCE HALL MEETING To-Nie-t, in the interest of Waif ord and Hard wick two' in-uoe-i men who were sent to penal servitude for 15 and &y*+rs. lg - 4 THIS DAY. ST. JUDE'S ...
... ?? XEIS EVENING. TEE HONOURABLE EBN ABD COLERIDGE H WILL SPEAK TO-NIGBT (-RIDAYI, OT T-TE .rBKACLE -CBOOLBOOM ff m■ £ ALBERT TERRACE ROAD. Choir to be taker, ot 7.80 pjn, fey ii. E. LEADER, Esq, BA Admittance Free, without Ticket _-J ** TO-MORKOW. totH ...
... THE EON«U»AEI__ rpVA IiD COLERIDGE WILL SPEAK _* VEDNE^AT. APRIL 16th, 16M. A.T THE DRILL HALL, „_ETAax-v*T7.5 , *t F MAPPIN, Esq., U.P. Ca**- 0 * 1 - OS THURSDAY, APRIL 17te, I__4, AT THT . (pjamrrvi: Methodist) SCHOOLROOM. BETBt- T _ £ . |ICUFFE ...
... TALE OF COUNTRY LIFE. By H. Rtdxx Hsossxo. Clmxx XXXIII.-THE SQUIRE SPEAKS HIS MIND. C**»txx XXXIV.—GEORGE'S DIPLOMATIC ERRAND. ...
... CANDIDATE (or th« district (Mrs. Wilson) and Others will speak. Committee Boom, 2’3, Arundel street. the Jobs stuct Schoolboob. the CANDIDATE (or the district (Mr. Henry Adims) *nd Othera will speak. Committee Boom, Id, Ecelesail road. At the Bbookpsjsk ...
... sensational literature. We not hesitate say. in short, that the story of Charles Peace, ghastly and weird as is, and reddened, to speak, with blood, may be read with a* much absorbing interest may the most brilliant romance. Nor can snob story fail to be without ...
... Cross street. Mr. U. HOVEY, 7.3dt..m..at the VtsTBY Hat'.. H. JpAVILSON, E.,',.. P..and BATTY I ANU. LEY Es.i_ J.P., will also speak. Rev. CHARLES at 7.50 p.m.. at the Pus;. I vat k. Shat.jlroosit and at 8.30, the Gakden stueet Mr?. »i 5, thu bcitooi.- 8072 ...
... literature. We do not hesitate to say, in short, that the story of Charles Peace, ghastly and weird it ia, and reddened, so to speak, with blood, may be read with aa much absorbing interest may the most brilliant romance. Nor can such a story fail to be without ...
... found myself iv Glasshouse street. No ■tones were being thrown, I'm glad to say. To Tukile Mockees. — Ardent reformers who speak disrespectfully of the Lord Mayor, and say rude things concerning the Corporation, talk aome what rashly of making a clean ...
... sensationsl literature. Wo not hesitate to say, fa short, that the story'of Charles Peace, and weird as it is, and reddened, so h> speak, with blood, may read with ®noh absorbing' interest as may the most brilliant romance. Nor can snob a story fail without its ...