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... The Bishop of Peterborough ox Temperance The Bishop of Peterborough, speaking at Ouudle, yesterday, dealt with the temperance question. The right rev. prelate referred to the difficulty he had retaining his position vice-president, of the Church Temperance ...
... The New Member for Liverpool on Cramming.—Mr. Samuel Smith, the new member for Liverpool, speaking the Council of Education in that town yesterday, said: We are now carrying spirit of competition amongst children to such degree that there very considerable ...
... Mr. Coddington, M.P., ox Session.— Speaking at banquet in celebration of the jubileo of the Blackburn District of Oddfellows (Manchester Unity) last night, Mr. Coddington, M.P., said less had been accomplished this session than in any previous one, but ...
... Salford well served by its representatives Parliament. Mr. Armitage and Mr. Arnold often come to speak in the borough, and they give full accounts of their stewardship at least once a year. They are models of diligence in their attendance the House of ...
... Mr. G. A. Sara, and —Mr. George Augustus Sala, speaking at tho annual dinner of the Birmingham Tress Club, on Saturday, at which he was guest, dwelt on the subject anonymity in journalism, which thought might well form tho topic of discussion a congress ...
... The Board of Trade Returns which issued yesterday were, speaking generally, of a most satisfactory character. They show increase in the whole volume of trade which ought to carry conviction to the minds of those unhappily-constituted folk who profess ...
... Westminster Abbey has deep interest for all parts the United Kindom, and English-speaking people throughout the world venerate the ancient fane. Whatever concerns the renowned fabric is sure to meet with attention, and any changes connection with the ...
... Cardinal Manning on the Salvation Army. Cardinal Manning, speaking meeting tbe Society St. Vincent de Paul, at his residence, Westminster, yesterday, strongly deprecated the religious excitement occasioned such organisations as the Salvation Army and ...
... Me. C. Russell, M.P., the Ibish Question —Speaking at Liverpool last night, Mr. Charles Russell, M.P., said it w;is not creditable to the history of England that from 1845, when the Devon Commission first reported on the Irish land question, to 1880, ...
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... Sib U. Kay-Shuttleworth on Agricultural Depression*.—Speaking at Padiham yesterday, Sir Ughtred Kay-Shutt!eworth, Bart., said the agricultural distress of recent would teach people how all classes of society were bound up in agricultural prosperity, and ...
... Macliver, M.P., speaking at Plymouth, last night, said it was ridiculous to suppose that any party would have a chance of gagging fair expression of popular opinion in the House. The Liberals had never entertained any such notion. Speaking at the annual ...