... Bright is of opinion that the licensing reform party will have all the cake or nobody shall have a bite. We have no right to speak for Sir Wilirid Lawson, or the licensing reform party ; and, if Sir Wilfrid spoke for himself, he would probably le prudent ...

... conclusion of the repast lb. Chairman gave The clews, and the toast hawing been loyally death, the neat procured .The Grand Jay. speak lag briefly of the important fanctioes which the Grand Jay bad to discharge.—Mr Briggs, the Foreman of the Graad Jury, responded ...

... evening Messrs. Bright and Chamberlain assisted ate mire of the Birmingham Liberal Associatioa. Goth gentlemen made speeches. Speaking as their representative, and not as a member of the Government, Mr Bright counselled thnt the Suffrage Ilillsbosild be passed ...

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... Satape from destructiom in the Alps, While aiteuiting throat of the eldest chil at the time, lu-uw-ud Helmaley, he led to speak on foreign and | the ascent of the Axalperborn they werd struck by an | doing eo.—Prisoner was commttod fur at the colonial ...

... last summer, some details of that measure, which is very sweeping In its character, may not be devoid of iaterest, Roughly speaking,the bill would add R, vl ety etk et e e Mayor, whose' 90 8a to include the entire while the Corporation sat present w&- of ...

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... fire was got under, not, however, before the forepart of the ship was much damaged, the crew losing their entire effects. In speaking of the fire, the Eyyptian Gasette says, **lt ‘would be impossible for us to mension the names of all those to whom credit ...

... 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 ...