... campaign, owing to the passing of the Redis- ttibution of Seats Bill, was necessarily protracted, and extended, practically speaking, from March last until the polling day on the 25th November. On the P5th August Mr Chamberlain and Mr Plimsoll- addressed ...

... but that more jockeys do not go to grief after being raised (sometimes abruptly) from the harness room to the drawing-room speaks well for the stuff of which they are made. i never forget, old acquaintance, that I was Billy Pierse; I was useful, or I ...

... refuses Pekee, ,hosei father, the tate- Vizier, then confronts the Emperor with his ILOXU'& ewe- The widow Twaukey arrives, speaks her mnd ey ter of freely,- and sings acapital topical song, Told by vhery x1, in postman's sister, which was encored' again ...

... stating that Dr Smith was deserving of the severest cen- sure, and in carrying out the resolution the- President said- Speaking generally, and without regard to this special case, it is, in the opinion of the Collee, a grave professional and moral offence ...

... 1883, in a feeble state n of health, dribbling at the mouth, and very thin. He ir had a. vicious appetite, and was unable to speak or dress n himself. On TueEday, the 22nd instant, he went into r-the Infirmary for sickness, and died on the evening of e the ...

... staneds, and attacked him. The police superintendent an 'sated that the man's face Was smashed, 'tad that he ph could not speak, and that his life was at first despairedsu of. The accused was remanded. The Press Association is enabled to state that Sir ...

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... continue to be a novelty (applause). He if should speak plainly, and he would tell them what they bad got to do. Central IHull would have It to be nursed. They must endeavour if' they e could-he was speaking for himself, and was solely B responsible for what ...

... forehead. He took his friend's hand, s; and turned to go, but on reaching the door he paused ,, and looked back, and said, speaking with emphasis and ul great point- al- - 'Reibell, thou hast a shapely neck. An thou bast re pt for it be faithfultome for ...

... had fondly hoped to celebrate his Silver Jubilee in a manner betft- ting his own great age, but he was carried along, so to speak, on the stream of the popular will. In size the Castle chapel, of round shape, is about as large as the dome of St. Paul's ...

... discuss their merits amongst them. selves, which was, after all, the best means of acquiring a good political education. Speaking on the Irish question, he reminded them that in a few months' time they would possibly be appealed to in reference to that ...

... arrived at a conclusion would carry 3 that out to the ultimate consequences, whatever those consequences mi~ht he (applause). Speaking of Corn- mander Bethell It was known that that name had been associated with this country for many centuries. As far back ...