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... Mr. Balfour anil the Liberal Party. Mr. Balfour speaking a (Jinner of the National Union of •oservative A «oniations at the ’’atC* MiDico on aaid there could never a Liberal majority •vith-tat Uiah aid, and therefore whether they liked it or not, they ...
... Lcctmcrs. Teachers, and all tcho harti cjct-rt the voice, Lump of Sugar vaturated trith thin pin mint Elixir, and Lozenge before speaking, tall prevent Hoarseness, comfort the Chest, and strengthen the Voice, or Mr. O. T. Consumption, md all Cheat Diseases, ...
... is understood that Mr. Gladstone had been undecided to addressing any public meeting, but it believed that his decision to speak on the subject taken in consequence of the unsatisfactory progress that is being made with the I settlement of the Armenian ...
... Mr. Ritchie on Foreign Policy Mr. Ritchie, speaking last night at the annual dinner of the Croydon Charaher of Commerce, said the (Jovernment would continue adhere to the foreign policy which had gained them the support of all parties in the country. ...
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... RESUME That our friend. “Catnisia,” the “Sunday Times,” speaks of the late Dr. .T. J. Knox old Rugby Blue, but the Man is of the opinion that the old Cavendish man gained colours for Soccer.” That raanv events have occurred since the “ men went down.” ...
... and all xcho hate to exert the voice, a Lump of Sugar Maturated with tide pleasant Elixir, and sacked at Lozenge before speaking, will prevent Hoarseness, comfort the Chest, and strengthen the Voice. Mr. O. T. Cosonr.vß's Tlook Consumption, and afl Chest ...
... visitors came to the Hospital for no particular reason, and wandered about in a vague and general way through the wards, speaking to patients if they happened to know anything about them, and considerably interfering with the work in the wards. The result ...
... MR. BALFOUR. Mr. Balfour will speak at Newcastle about October 17 or 18. LADY SALISBURY. The Marchioness of Salisbury, accompanied by Lady Craultomo, Lady E-ther Gore, and Lord Hu-'u Cecil, left London this morning for tho Chalet Cecil Dieppe. INCOME ...
... Newbury, was sitting at kome with her husband and her brother, named Heath, last night, when she told the former she wished to speak to tho latter privately. The husband retired and during his absence she snot her brother with sun and killed him. When her ...
... protection, the Australian colonies. It was a little difficult to speak about the United States, but the prospect there seemed to him to be promising. Turning to the domestic situation, he con’d speak of it in more hopeful terms than for | some years past. He ...
... THE GUILDHALL. MONDAY. November 13th, 1899. Chair to taken 7.30, bj C. F. FOSTER. Esq., J.P., The following are expected to speak : THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR, REV. J. NETTLETON (Returned from Fiji), MAJOR-GENERAL CARNEGIE (Deputation from the Parent Society) ...