... experience and high gate of eloquetice cannot be aapposed to indulge in idle platitades, or at a critical iike the prsent to speak with the stammering tips of a novice on his drat hustings. I deay, therefore, you bars right, so long as you the post. which ...

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... his fan, the second passing between his servant. Fortunately Mr. Fleming war driving quickly, sad to this no doubt, humanly speaking, be his life. arrests have been made, but an Enfield rigs bas been found by the police the place where the outrage occurred ...

... efendant said be went to the complainant's house, and was enjoying his breakfast when Mrs. Seed uttered foal language to speaking of his wife. He resented it sad left the lease. Re admitted that his wife and himmlf mint back, but denied that he assaulted ...

... dames the world has with Duchess of one of the inost b aud one of ths rovst of the ene of know how to organise a salon Finally speak of M Jules Favre, Baron caso t face the sooond an honest t Madano my statesman, the trata Republican French ste bd caila conduct ...

... Radical Land Reform Bill o1 ameliorative legislation for Ireland. , then, tion seemed satisfied. ng for The Duke of Somerset, speaking at a me take when the County Volunteer Exeter, alluded to the of takin opportunity of showing at this pe ...

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... foreign-made articles, owing to the cheapness of labour abroad, can be procured at a *heaver rate in the first instance ; but it speaks well for the substantial character of English workmanship, that in thite of a large manufacture of cheep articles the English ...

... Muesli and Lietorked the service. Defeadant made such • notes that the cone:series were compelled to keep on singing, and no speaking could be heard. Watkinson'a friire tried in ram to get him oat, bat they could not. At length for of them earned him oil ...

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