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... SIR WALTER FOSTER SPEAKS OUT. I REGRET THAT SOLDIERS WERE SENT. Sir Walter Foster, speaking at Heanor on Wednesday night, congratulated the miners on showing the highest form of courage—patient endurance for a principle—in spite of starvation. It was ...
... first part of the text, “ Speak the we think this done, and thus win the esteem of read this bit of the easiest to rob-s lie themselves, like others to speak the truth. the cure of Indigestion, Liver Com Wind on the Biliousness, &c., Woodcock’s Wind Debility ...
... overwhelming majority it was decided that Welsh-speaking should not be indispensable. (Hear, hoar.) The total ratable value of the union was £92.030, and if the whole of Hope and Tryddyn was Welsh-speaking that district population only £ 20,000, .while ...
... that the question of Welsh-speaking being a necessary qualification wss not considered was untrue. The matter was discussed before the appoint- ment was made, and by an overwhelming majority it was decided that Welsh-speaking shonld not be indispensable ...
... the relief to the people in that district for a month, and although they knew he could speak Welsh they spoke English to him. He did not meet one who would not speak English. He had asked the Relieving Officer that morning if he had met any people in Tryddyn ...
... -4 THE CHRONICLE ' lips: don’t order is you speak 20 times day if anybody rises speak treatment is safe speedy preserving purifying and baby’s skin and eradi-catirig every form itching scaly humours warm baths Soar le anointings with Cutioura (ointment) ...
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... tY ON LOCO speaking on Thursday at the annual meeting of the Grand Habitation of the Primrose League in Covent Garden Theatre, referred to the rejection of the Home Rule Bill by the House of Lords. He said the Government maintained that the House of Lords ...
... mentioned my wanted for a minute to might for my engagement to speak in Suffolk that this was fixed for and I know you would Iwas my duty to a Unionist candidate if I failed keep an had made to on his behalf. ( , hear.) Now sir, Mr. has said that we have ...
... Speaking Glasgow, on Tuesday, Mr. Asjuith said that, despite the action of the Lords, they did not intend either to appeal to the country or to drop Home Rale. Next session the Government intended, however, to devote to British legislation, and they relied ...
... THE BI8HOP OF ST. ASAPH AND THE (30) DISSENTING APPLICANTS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHRONICLE. Sir, —Speaking few dayB ago upon the Suspensory Bill at Nantwich (Cheshire) Chancellor Eepin paid the Bishop of St. Asaph had received 30 applications from dissenting ...
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