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... debarred from accepting the many invitations sent to him presids or speak public meetings. Many fanny stories are told of him the Travellers’, which distinguished club ho old member. One runs the etfect that the last Newmarket meeting, Lord Houghton, ...
... consequence f ill-heelth and penlj from , 1 ! “P™ty, of which the Speak et complicity in the wUful entirely approved, tohi. ,t Great Croiby-for which Dr. Playfair alao contradicted, at Miml ,eat *' * ...
... rim* to the Erctllaogh exhorted Liberals well Conservatives to speak out lo a way which could not doubted bv s'udiug him to Parliament as an opjioncnt of Mr. Me asked Catholics Nonconforrr.i>toolder shoulder with ihg Ciiurch of England ...
... orators speak special IVfr. CJacLstoao's denies. The opening sentence a leading article Uiis loopy Tht Ant strikingly resembles the | openioij sentence of article which appeared in a London contemporary a ...
... and midd>e-a«e Housekeeper under gentleman manager in a tirst-ctaas hotel. excvUrnt address and manner, good appearance, and speaks French well. strongly hy lady well known lu the North England. Highest testimonial*. Liberal required —Addrcas M. W„ Smith's ...
... MR. FORSTER AT GLASGOW. Mr. Foister, speaking the ('■la ...
... and ibc abolition of purchase the Liberals largely comr.buted the increased expenditure complained cJ. Mr. Brin ton, M.P., .speaking at annual meeting of the »'baraber of Com* mcrcc. said the discussions xrliich taken plact Fair Trade and reciprocity iuuJ ...
... has some experience in tbe Continental cotton business, and c mpeteot to attend to out-door duties cotton salesman. Ac. One speaking German preferred.—Apply, in writing, with full particular*, to Strauei and Co.. Exchange-buildings. m American provision ...
... THE COST OF DRINK Eail Cairns, speaking at Bournemouth last evening on introj|H-rance, said it was an astounding and almost incredible fact that there was spent in this country every year the purchase intoxicating liquors one hundred and fifty millions ...
... A CAPTAIN PELTED AT BALIBBURV. While the captain of the Salvation Army was speaking in the Market-place. Salisbury, last night. and his follower* were peltiul with rotten eggs and bag* of flour. They rushcil to lic.vhpiartcra, followed bowling mob. A ...
... Sir Staffonl Northoote will be taken efore , vemn?. J>tween «xty and seventy kmoire of the Coosrrrative paity are on the « speak against the Ooeernmant resolutton. It is state.! that the Prirre Miniater has be nominated prescient of new National Literal ...
... preconceived notions its horrors were dispelled by tbe kind and truly feeling manner the doctors and nurses, of whom can only speak in the itreatest praise. Nose but those who have gone through toe trial a stay In such plow can tell the pleasure the advent ...