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... House of Commons, and command the respect of many different orders of mind. all questions of trade, business, and finance speaks not only with general ability, but with special knowledge and recognised authority. Tbe tone adopted Mr Goscben more than ...

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... and principled man, and that had done such valuable service. St. chubch. At this church, Queens-road, on New Year's Eve, speaking ftcm the text, *'Sleep on now, and take your rest, and again last evening, tbe Rev W. H. Abraham, E. A. (curate-in-charge) ...

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... best men. Quite recently Rev Jol Buntei hit ns, and now the Rev Mr Car penter is going. They are not, of course, strictly speaking, Hull nen,but they have been intimately associated with the life of the town that peop'e have come to regard them ss ptrt ...

... than they were this time last year they might see somewhat of year of greater prosperity one they passed (renewed applause) Speaking however politically the outlook much brighter it was time (loud applause) 'J he Gladstonian phalanx united and determined ...

... year, and tbat they might hoi* to see of a year greater prosperity than the one they had just passed (renewed applause). Speaking, however, politically, be thought the outlook w*s very much brighter than was short time ago (loud applause). The Gladstonian ...

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... treble the Twiss taking sin to consideration was defendant’s first offence fined defendant £43 15s and costs The defendant speak the case was interpreted Herr Schartmann Castie Lumber Dock-side IN MADELEY-STREET Just before o’clock 3-esterday afternoon ...