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... LORD DALHOUSIE ON PROTECTION. X-ord Ualhonsie, speaking at the opening of the Oldham Reform Club last night, dealt with the subject of Free Trade „. Protection. He said Protection must be applied to every industry or to none. In the former case it wonld ...
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... friend only, at a quarter to twelve o'clock. the meeting which is to be held in Trafalgar square to-day there will be little speaking, and the proceedings are not expected last long. ...
... French, and she speaks only German. A very few weeks later and she dies in the Hospital of St. Pierre of brain fever. There are darker crimes yet to be revealed of these licensed prisons—crimes that take hold on ball; bat wish to speak only of things ...
... POLITICAL SPEECHES. Colonel Stanley, speaking at Chorley last nigbt aaid that the condition of Ireland was as bad now twelve months ago. The land tenure difficulty did not the Government in putting aside the other di-fie by wbich they were surrounded ...
... Nicholson, C. Seely (Lincolnshire), S. Wortley. analysis shows tbat though the question has not become a strict party one, speaking generally, it may said that the Liberals favour and the Conservativeoppose the adoption of local option. The majority, including ...
... MR. DUCKHAM, M.P., AND FREE TRADE. Mr. Duckham, M.P., tenant farmers' representative, speaking at an agricultural gathering in Shropshire yesterday, said he must confess that he was > ne of those who felt the present system of trade was not a fair one ...
... PROFESSOR SMITH ENGLAND AND CANADA* THE DRIFT OF LIBERAL POLICY. Mr. Goldwin Smith, speaking at a meeting on the subject of Parliamentary reform held Chelsea on Tuesday night, said :—Residence in Canada is disqualification for taking an interest in English ...
... and the ltcv. G. Waiae, 35, Bi>nugueid place, Leeds:— Whenever times hoarsened, | arising from cold or excess ol public speaking, have taLro J>r. T ,oeock*» Wafers, I have fonnd relict. Price la.)} and ti. 94. per bo*, 4 all Cteaists.—Aim. ...
... Scotland that the utmost limits of just and reasonable concession to Irish demands have been reached. Tbe Duke of Somerset, speaking the annual dinner the Frome District Agricultural Society yesterday, said there was much vague talk on the matter of Free ...
... Earl Cairr.t wa» 1,,t ovmi «- Hte lotd o., fr »»d it*. Borne arrived at Windsor London a the Queen. Lord George Hamilton, speaking ft prize to the Halifax liifle Volunte n.ox.re_ that this year .s memorable the a'>n »ls 01 Voinnteerioj count of the great ...
... mr. lowth;;r, m.p., and duty on CORN. Mr. James Lowther, M.P., speaking at Burton (Westmoreland) Agricultural Meeting, yesterday, said he did not expect we should ever see pro- tective duties im^ osed upon corn. The Earl of Bective declared himself a ...