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... DR. PARKER SPEAKS OUT. The Rue. Dr. Perlin, of the City Temple, Loudon, lan been entertained at breakfast in the Junior Reforms Glob, LiverpooL In his address, Dr. Parker said he made the acknowledgment, with a hesitation amounting to pain, that be could ...
... DR. PARKER SPEAKS OUT, The Rev. Dr. Parker, of the City . Temple, London, has been entertained at breakfast in the Junior Reform Club, Liverpool. In his address, Dr. Parker said he made the acknowledgment, with a hesitation amounting to pain, that he ...
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... VICE-CHANCELLOR BRISTOWE SPEAKS HIS TRAVELS. On Thursday evening, the 4th inst., a well-attended public meeting was held in the Board School-room, Slaavingtou, in connection with the Shavington branch of the Crewe Women's Liberal Association, when an ...
... A VICAR SPEAKS OUT ON THE IRISH QUESTION. AND THIS SITENTH AND Lord, Mr. Dean, and Reverend Canons, you are six, well-housed, and drawing £9,300 a year for looking after the morals of Rochester. You are, moreover, supplied with five hundred salaried clergyman ...
... A VICAR SPEAKS OUT ON THE IRISH QUESTION. ROCHESTER, AND THE SEVENTH AND Lord, Mr. Dean, and Reverend Canons, you are six, well-housed, and drawing £9,300 a year for looking after the morals of Rochester. You are, moreover, supplied with five hundred ...
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... —— between the Home for Burniey, and and President of the a Woo T ederation, speaks for ivself »— « iteball, Sad April * To Mr. Samuel Woods, Rose Villas, Bryn pear Wigan. Sin, —L am directed by the Secretary to wal int you that he has ce yoar ar let ...
... ex-Mayor of Oldham, who should bave been with %:.l that night to speak. The letter was as fol- Lowerplace, April 26-h, 1889. Dear Mr. Mayor,—l am sorry that 1 cannot attend the meeting to vight, as [ would like to have beard the various opinions expressed ...
... BIBJXENHEAD PARK. TO THE EDITOB OP THE LIVERPOOL ECHO. Sm,—Last nigbt's Echo, in speaking of Birkenhead Park, says it for beauty of and flower probably surpassed any other public park in the kingdom. I have no great acquaintance with other ]>arks, ...
... evening. Speaking before the Commission opened, Lord Randolph said :— The 'Times' has risked the fortunes of a great newspaper. If these charges are proved to be false and utterly unfounded, the ' Times' is ruined. Never eould a newspaper which had brought ...
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