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... addressing his constituents at Flint last night, speaking of the policy of the Liberal Government, said it had received the decided approval of the ‘people of England, as the Liverpool election proved Speaking of Ezypt, be said that it was the duty of the ...
... and others had refused duty because there was not sufficient men in the crew to do the work. Eight or ten of them could not speak Eng- lish, and did not know their work. Further, the boat- swain had commenced to knock them about and to threaten them, and ...
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... HULL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25ru, 1882, Urox the whole, we may be satisfied with the Police Returns. We say upon the whole, and speak in terms necessarily qualified, for that condition of things cannot be entirely satisfactory to ‘he intelligent and patriotio ...
... debate on Mr. Gladstone's motion respecting the Land Act to an end to-night, but aa » dozen Conservative members are anxious to speak It is not improbabls that soother sdjourment may take place, There are 12 Orders of the Day on the paper for this evening, ...
... MR HERBERT GLADSTONE AT LEEDS. Speaking at the Liberal Club, Holbeck, on Saturday night, Mr Herbert Gladstone, M.P., said that, seeing that England had undertaken the Egyptian war in the interests of Euroj and herself, she must bear the chief cost, but ...
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... d&n‘; was_amon, ors. x M}fl,m :uh hm&” - lui'nllg.lqou Cardil —— MR J. LOWTHER, M P,, ON THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE. o Mr Lowther, speaking at Stockton L-‘“h,' stigmatised the “-rp:km‘flhmui tehing of the Birmingham caucus, aud declared that it had tarned out Mr ...