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... - ?? L- SALUS POPS~ LEM S'DFREMA. - 0 ?? Prince of Wales, speaking at the Y;2udi Lodge of ?? MMasons, on Saturday L , . . I . . . . . . - ?? ?? ±a-n ?? un~ .aaeuruay t t.eling. said the interest in the craft which a .hd evinced since he became a member ...
... the motion of Mr. Ains- 3' M P., seconded bv Mr. W anh, as3 passed congratuiat .11stone on attaining his poiitical laird, speaking at the ;- c f e loundation-stone of the now connection with Lz 'rch, Lower rTranmere, yester- t the G.eneral &chool Euilding ...
... gooses. The authorities have failed to deal with the evil we speak of. It is time for the philanthropists to step forward. We do not expect much from the proposed clause in the Improvement Bill. The police &we already full power to check street begging ...
... , . ~ AL:., . . , , , lir' - ,,.:, .. . ~. , - , . , .0 . , . . , . , , ' . . of I , speak of From 0' which it sponsible t preservation the city. It is scarcely accurate to the fever epidemic as an outbreak. very nature of the district in - the I ...
... little work of the kind to be . done to-day. Captain Maxwell, the director, is opposed to a cessation of precautions: but, speaking in a general sense, the mission of ! I the association is virtually, over with the; I and Act in operation.' There maytstili ...
... of the six counties of North Wales. Speaking in reply, the right hon. gentleman expressed the opinion that the strength of Radicalism in the Principality was more apparent than real, and that it was due mainly to tempiirary and accidental causes. He ...
... MR. S. SMITH ON THE IRISH LAND ACT. In Souse of Commons, list evening, speaking Mi. Parnell's Land Law Amendment Bil', Mr. I. am* said that to his mind some of this defects of the Land Act deserved the serious consideratisa of the house. A point whiob ...
... TORY OF LIBERAL Sie W. Hart Dyke, speaking last evening at bridsre Wella, referred at some length to the South ques tion, and mid the lad brought us into a difficulty, He did not absolutely approve of the Zulu war, bot believed there could be wo peace ...
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... ?Romer, Governor of • now with such M. the rreaidency -..t 'Ruff, be ISince cline down Wed - I speak 1•118 1 ...