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... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The following etreumstanees, drawn from the personal expenene• of Vr, Whack, of the Borough Arm., Dudley Street, Wedunharl, are to important and really remarkable that they cannot help but be of interest sod talus to all readen:— ...
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... Here a small instance the difficulty putting thing in atfleghUorwefd manner. Speaking the state of parries in 1898 remarked : Why, tha Liberal party in had a majority, with the Irish, 176, and tho Irish had stood aside it would have hod a majority 90 ...
... MR. LoArrmat ON CAPITAL. AND LA ROUR. Speaking at the Town HMI, Sandwich, on Tuesday. Mr. Jam.. Lowther. M. P., referred to the tro• fortunate conflict which was taking place between capital and labour in 'London, and was a matter of great importance ...
... H. VINCENT ON THE GOVERNMENT POLICY. Speaking at • Primrose League meeting at Roksby on Sattuday, Mr Howard Vincent, M.P. said the policy pursued by Her Majesty. Government was vindicated by the present oondition of the country. He referred to the increase ...
... ooDtiauou Üboar »ad e*cltement. In speaking of tte universal observation of th« fir*t day of the week •• tM sacred day for aU Chmtiaoa, the preacher said waa a - remarkable fact that that day had asserted own aupretuacy, notwithstanding that in the New ...
... °the cants of it. They might, stone or pillory the weather prophet ft the storm u to blame Mr. Johnston because pulse, so to speak, of the educational mc ' told them what wee to be the (Applause.) He entirely agreed with Mr. Milani'. addram. Ii hie party ...
... “You lie; you little scoun ” Small man (turning round): “Beg pardon, sir; are you speaking to met” Large man (confusedly); “Y—no !No I didn’t say anything. I wasn’t speaking. I—l Small man resumes his writing. Large man goes back to last platform of the ...
... MR. BALFOUR. Mr. Balfour is to speak in Suffolk, Ipswich, in November, tbe annual meeting tiie delegates of the Eastern Division the National Union, and great preparations are being made for his reception. ...
... what the by-laws of the market will allow.—Will the laws of the market allow me to speak at at all i Yes. but not to call or shouL-Then you say I am not allowed to speak, and not to make a noise I—Witness : Yes. (Laughter.) — Were we in the market — Yes ...
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