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... PLAIN SPEAKING. Last Friday Mr. Chamberlain indulged in some plaining speaking at the annual meeting of the Birmingham Liberal Unionist Association. The chief feature of bis address was our Foreign Policy, and it was treated in the unconventional manner ...
... HUNTINGDONSHIRE SPEAKS. fleminfftord Abbots Girl's Experience. It id often a reporter’s lot to enquire into natters of great delicacy, but nothing pleases jressmen more than to use their pen aid in .ringing to light discoveries which are of benefit 0 ...
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... CAMBRIDGE SPEAKS. Tub voico of Cambridge is staunch in favour of the Union. Monday’s victory was a glorious success, much exceeding our own expectations, and every way justified the overwhelming enthusiasm of the Conservatives after the result of the ...
... SPEAK THE TEETH AND SHAME THE DEVIL. As to the first should say, By all means do so,” speak the truth, but as to shaming the devil, don’t think it can be done. He’s such an old arch villain we don’t think he’s any sense of shame left. Wo never thought ...
... CIVILISATION Watts, BI-METTALLISM. ——— To the Editor of the Cambridge Chronic! eredit 8m,—The future is far from cloudles English-speaking peoples are threatened b; rivals, bat especiall by the prolific pe 6 sum Reesia and China. are | during friendly to us and ...
... MR. HOARE SPEAKS. Mr Hoars then addressed the meeting. Having expressed the pleasure he felt in being present, he had, he said, been invited that he might be able to pat very briefly before the meeting his views on the present situation, and to assure ...
... MR. BALFOUR SPEAKS ON THE WAR. A New Era of Peace. Mr Balfour was the principal speaker mass meeting held at Dewsbnry on Tuesday night in connection with the annual conference of the National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations. Devoting ...
... SIR CHARLES HALL SPEAKS AT GAMLINGAY. Will' Ai'I'KFTKJJ-TIIK IiECOUUEESHIP. Sir ('horlos Hull. Q :uMr».ssnl his constituents in the Hoard on Monday eveninj;. Mr. KvaJis. County Councillor, occupied the chair, and. was supported by Lady Henrietta Kvaus ...
... Speaking of Carlyle, the Scotch Professor says I knew Carlyle intimately, Professor said, responding the name, hnt was not one of h.s out-and-out worshippers at all. His work was rrm-c the world; hut 1 was wide awake and required roaring. I thought him ...
... Solicitors: Messrs. Earner end Speaking. Sidney Street, Cambridge. FRIDAY NEXT. CORN EXCHANGE STREET, CAMBRIDGE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, S Cottage Pianoforte!, Grand Pianoforte, And EFFECTS, Inelndiag Roeewood Frame Drawing Room Suite, Dining Boom Salt* ...
... I*U have bond; speak not against bond I** [Loud laughter.] Well, got his bond, but ue did not get his pound of fleali. The Umversitv stood upon their charter,and not only had the flesh, hut they got the flesh and the blood. Now, in his humble opinion ...