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... enatonts of the country. How *eldest at this time of .lay, eves in the midst of the advance of Christian thought, did people speak with proper reprobation of the chinking which was eatried oe in their midst. It was seldom a subject of grave tem ke serious ...
... at the age 15 years, having received the greatest kindness, the greatest forbearance, and love at his hands, he could only speak of him in the highest terms (hear, bear). He bad never tried do anything for the good of the town but he bad always found in ...
... equestrian statue of Joan of Arc had to be cleared a mass of bills which completely covered it. It was, perhaps, artistically speaking a charity to conceal so ugly a work. The steps of the Opera have been covered with tricolour Boalanger bills, which at a ...
... Lucy Smith, was badly burned in her courageous efforts to save her mistress. A CHARITABLE APPEAL Sir Stafford Northcote, speaking at Exeter on Monday, joined in an appeal for a further sum of kl,OOO for the relief of those who were ruined by the failure ...
... J. Hetberington, W, H. Fea, Curtis, Seed, and A. W. Gough. The introduced Archbishop of York tbe meeting, and called blm speak \fibhout delay, because be had bo leave by an early train. Archbishop of York, who was received with applause, eaid he bad ...
... Great Britain being supreme sea, and would listen with candour to the Government's proposal next session on tbe subject. Speaking with regard to Ireland, ha said the irritation had been increased by the savage, atrocious, and vindictive sentence on Mr ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. MR. MORLEY TAKEN TO TASK BY PARNKLLITE ORGAN. Tbe Fall Malt Gazette (Parnellite), referring Mr John Motley's speech Sheffield, cannot congratulate Mr Morlcy upon the urbanity of his tone or the felicity of hie epithets. was hardly worthy ...
... btother•io•hie el P. 81aseidato He searched the base el Marti. Shetidea, • broke el P. J. ShaWitio near Sinisefaird, sad fused speaks Iptalsordk Cassis Week, Divioissal Magistrate, stated that provisos IMO heti sever heard of • sot el Si outrage kin pet. a ...
... ws hear ler ' a fio&ncial difficulty. There is only *50,000 in our hands. When we gat £50 033 mora, aud Mother £50,000-(I speak by the book)—your claims fball considered. Meanwhile, ladies, accept the oar just esteem and regard for your welfare, claimed ...
... dock buuness the town. But those advantage 3 are tiivial when placid beside the enornnus disadvantages which must result, or, speak more correctly, the enormous dangers which would always threaten u°, were such an arrangemant arrivtd at. The ideal state of ...
... underneath tbe question of nationality, and if tha was settled the sting would be taken out of the other. Lord Rcsebery. speaking at Scarborough last night, twitted Lord Salisbury, Lord Hartingtoo, and Mr Goscben with the 111-succeaa of their Scotch ...
... OUR DEFENSIVE FORCES. Viscount Cross, speaking on Tuesday '• House dinner of the National Union Club, presided over by Richard Chamberlain, on responding to the toast) of The Army, Navy, and Reserve Forces, said believed there never was time when the ...