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... HUSH OR• SPEAK OUT ? BY REV. WILLIAM ARTHUR, M.A. or speak out? is the question which at the present moment holds in doubt multitudes of good men. Disclosures have been forced upon the public by the Pall Mall Gazette as to crimes against society, committed ...
... TEA, M'FARLANE’S 2s 6d TEA. The following speaks for Itself: —“Llsscaser, 00. Clare, March U, 1685.—Sir—1 am happy Inform you that yeor 2a. fid. Tea is in every way good what we were bn} ing at per lb. If i arm era only knew how easily J. per lb. could ...
... Methodists might be politicians, but Methodism could never be political. Still they knew when to speak, and when occasions arose for them to speak, they oould speak with an united voice upon questions of social wrong —(hear, hear) — going to the very foundation ...
... known is beyond any doubt. Abelard, speaking of the creation of Eve from rib Adam, speaks the deep sleep which fell upon the latter similar that which physicians produce in patients upon whom they wish oi*-x&te. Pliny speaks of sumo of Memphis which, when ...
... Gladstone's throat is purely local. is confident that Gladstone will recover the use of his voice, but rigidly prohibits him from speaking iu public. ...
... SIR F. MILNER THE RADICALS. Sir F Milner, M P, speaking at Walworth last night, expressed a belief that if the people of England considered history of the past five years a wave of public indignation would sweep away the Radical hosts for ever. ...
... LOWTHER THE WHIG PARTY, Speaking at a meeting held for the establishment of a branch of the Primrose League at Campsey Ash, Suffolk, ou Saturday, Mr James Lowther, M P, said they had no longer to tight the Whig party, who out their own throats when they ...
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... 111 . LATEST NEWS. The Chief Seiretary and the Late AL ITLAII ) Lemke, Tlisesday Morsisg. Speaking at Bexley Heath yesterday Sir Hart Dyke that the Govanwent had every appeal made by Nasalfarms' is to lead Walks. the was that it had the meet impassive ...
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... have found it a most efficacious remedy for Liver complaints and general debility, and I always keep some by me, and cannot speak too highly in its praise.—l remain yottrs truly, “Harriet King.” ...
... TRADE DEPRESSION Mr Coleridge Kennard, P, speaking at Salisbury last night, said had himself asked Slagg, Forster, and Mr Shaw Lefevre, why they would not sit on the Royal Commission on the Depression of Trade, and they replied that it was because they ...