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... recent strike at Bolton the magis- Mates fined a cotton operative who intimidated a black leg by following, though ho did not speak to. him. Against this decision an appeal Was lodged, but the judges have confirmed the the fouling of the magistrates, holding ...

... would be raised of the gravest importance. involving the equality and justice of the present incidence of taxation. Lord Wpm, speaking at Bury on Monday night, said au intermediate position in politics was next to impossible. It was foolish for men in a leading ...

... NOTE — Ministers and Lecturers and all have exert the voice a lump of saturated with this pleasant Elixir and lozenge before speaking will prevent Comfort the and the Voice T CONGREVE’S Book on Consumption all Chest Diseases with Appendix— many cases Post ...

... be raised of the gravest importance, involving the equality and justice of the preseat incidence of taxation. Lord llipon, speaking at Bury on Monday night, said an intermediate position in politics was next to impossible. It was foolish for men in a leading ...

... LUCK’ This is described as a realistic drama— a story the Great Eastern— broken into four parts with sets incidents are so speak “complete themselves first scene is laid in of Borneo the second on good the between the decks of the Great Eastern on the ...

... resumed on Friday evening last week, when the rector (the Rev. W. H. Girling), delivered a lecture on - Public reading and speaking. The Rev. J. Berry, 8.A., occupied the chair. The lecturer treated his subject in a most able manner, his selec- tion*! ...

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... is spread and colliers be exceptions better informed and have higher healthier of preceding generation We would however now speak more especially the coal-owners irst demand greater profit than is the increased cost they are in instances at least supplying ...

... resumed on Friday evening last week. when the rector the Rev. W. H. Girling) : delivered a lecture on •• Public reading mid speaking. The Rev. J. Berm BA, occupied the chair. The lecturer treated his subject iu a most able manlier, his selec. eons from the ...

... whether inflamma- tory, relaxed, ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsils, eularged uvula, weakened voice, ...