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... PLAIN PULPIT SPEAKING. The Rev. Henry Hall, late of Hebden Bridge, and respecting whoso career we gave some interesting particulars on Saturday, commenced his pastorate at Ebenezer Baptist Chapel, Burnley Lane, on Sunday, successor to the Kov. J. E. Barton ...
... ENGLAND SPEAKS. FOB THE nation has spoken for itself at last and - voice which even the Tories —for wonder— ...
... MR. ASHMEAD BARTLETT SPEAKS. Speaking at Sheffield, Mr, Ashmead-Bartlett, M.P., remarked that the Ministry would retire with a very different record and in entirely different position from that of Mr. Gladstone and his colleagues June last. The electioneering ...
... >ff the time officers went ■ house, and both him and Speak did stay nijfht.—The defendant Speak was then l box, and questions said haj wavier at the White florae for over twelve 4On the day in question he bought dog person named Agar to fetch it from ...
... The Duke of Rutland, in writing to the Times on the Ground Game Bill, speaks of the Government and the prolonged Session in the following pithy, and as we believe, truthful words: As I am laid with gout and unable to be present in the House of Lords ...
... periences. Unless experiences were c them. —Each speak minutes duration, ...
... —— between the Home for Burniey, and and President of the a Woo T ederation, speaks for ivself »— « iteball, Sad April * To Mr. Samuel Woods, Rose Villas, Bryn pear Wigan. Sin, —L am directed by the Secretary to wal int you that he has ce yoar ar let ...
... SPEAK WITH CONFIDENCE{ , Tl»© VI'HI* 7th, —ln drawing your ath-ui circular our popular Almanack iiuule to Montgomeryshire, Lave the more plv-asure, behalf our linn, asking for for the ld»t six have had the and can therefore ejvnk favour. and i can speak ...
... THE NAME OF MOTHER- There are words that speak of a quenchless Whioh burns in the hearts we cherisn. And accents that tell of a friendship That will never blight or perish. Upa, There are soft words murmnr'd by dear, Far richer than any other . Bat the ...
... These are now very fashionable, re well made, and lined through. The price speaks for itself, as ...
... Speaking .of the Preston Election a styles the Radical party The big loafers. * * * The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company are abont erect a. new and handsome station at Tithebam Street terminus, Liverpool. When will the above company turn their ...