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... PLAIN SPEAKING BY MR. BRIGHT. John Bright ld post9 ...
... At Leeds the Premier was triumphant on the subject of Belgian iron girders. Speaking on the strength of a single inaccuracy relating to an isolated and very exceptional case —that of the York Station—he was joyously derisive. Let him moderate his jubilant ...
... Speaking at the opening of Syston Parish Chuicb, Leicestershire, yesterday, the Bishop of Peterborough, alluding to the aims of the Liberation Society, asked whether the people were prepared to give up their ministers and churches. If, however, the Church ...
... The report of the fire on board the steamer Solway is obviously wrong in two particulars. speaks of cask of naphtha as having spontaneously exploded, and terms the naphtha oil. Naphtha cannot properly be called oil. It a light and extremely volatile ...
... Boiler Inspection and the Liability Act. —An ironmaster, speaking on Wednesday in Wolverhampton, at the annual general meeting of the Midland Steam Boiler Inspection and Assurance Company, expressed his surprise that the increase of customers had not ...
... Speaking Edinburgh last night Lord Bramwell ridiculed the idea of the Legislature dictating the terms tenancy to and tenant. ...
... Before the recent election for Ecclesall Mr. C. H. Firth condescended to speak to the electors terms of warning and admonition respecting the unfitness of Municipal Corporations to possess Gas Works. He instanced Leeds as his shocking example.' In the ...
... The Shefficld Telegraph. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1881. This time has arrived for honest men to speak out, and order that they may speak out they must speak as they feel and think. Lord Randolph does this. He has the courage of his convictions and with it ...
... I?lators of Cobden are apt to forget—or, to speak more exactly, many of them never knew—that, in spite of his unrivalled capacity for finance, his self-will and unbounded confidence in his own judgment more than once landed him in what would have proved ...
... Speaking of Government and other official interference that noted Radical John Stuart Mill remarks, in his Essay on Liberty, that speaking generally, there is no one so fit to conduct any business, or to determine how or by whom it shall be conducted ...
... Lot® Derby, speaking at distribution of prizes to science and art students at Oldham yesterday, asked the pertinent question: What is it —that is, education in science and art—all worth when yon have got it? What are these schools to do, and why aro ...