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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Local Option.—Speaking at temperance meeting Halifax on Tuesday, Mr. Hutchinson, M.P., s*»d before very long attempt would mada with great power and with very considerablei number tee Bouse of Commons its hack to bring about chsing England. Mr. Came, ...
... POLITICAL SPEECHES. Mr, Courtney, speaking yesterday at the inauguration of the Liskeard Working Men's Liberal Association, said when Cornwall men found they could no longer carry on their industry their native county they betook themselves to new fields ...
... LIBERAL ORGANISATION Mr. Illingworth. M.P., speaking at Wortl.», I near Leeds, yesterday, said, ti auks to iheor.aai- j sation, of which the Liberals had got tbe secret, the great majority of the people oi ttmcoaau - , who were Liberals, had determined ...
... BETTER TRADE. Mr. Broadhurst, M.P., speaking at Longton yesterday, said there were indications everywhere of prosperity iv trade, and prospects were brighter than at any time during the last four or five years. He hoped masters and men would avoid anything ...
... PROSPERITY IN THE SHIPBUILDING TRADE. Mr. Palmer, M.P., speaking at Newcastle Chamber oi Commerce yesteruay, said the new Commission on load lines would be very valuable as leading to still greater questions. The tonnaga of shipbuilding was increasing ...
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... 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 ...
... OUR NAVY. Sir Thos. Brasecy, M.P., one of the Lords of the Admiralty, speaking at the annual dinner of tbe Maidstone Agricultural Absocjation, yester- day, said tbat never since tbe days of Nelson had the navy of England occupied greater supremacy than ...