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... for lifeur. But Dr. Bill, the . stop-gap piece, is likely to have a longer run than the Ministry which Mr. Chamberlain, speaking at the Cobden Club dinner in 1885, called The stop-gap Government. It is not brilliant, but it is very amusing, full of ...
... (district secretary) wM then called upon to read a paper on Co-operative education as best adopted for this district. After speaking of the importance of education, and showing how necessary it wm to spread a knowledge of the principles of co-operation, ...
... evening, when amongst those who —et the ex- Premier was Professor Max Mailer. MR. H. GLADSTONE AT WALSALL Mr. H. Gladstone, speaking at Walsall oa Saturday evening, said the Conservative * in their foreign policy hod followed tbe step* of Lord. Granville ...
... hy too to una. Second nest- Spooeere Weooal, ML toot Botooo'e Jaaay, 17, betta to on*; Bajcsoo'a Joaay, 17, beat Wood' a Speak 21, by two to. aoae; Thompson's Spot, 30, bta Edwarda' Mary, 21, by two to aoae, Bassos' rV 20, toot -oswy** Gte* Fot, 184 ...
... filled by men wbo were identified with the indaatrial classes. (Hear, hear.) It was to tbem that to otoired especially to speak. It was unfortunate that their opponents—not all of them, bto amaa oi thorn ?? in o mode of controversy which he could not ...
... bottl* of Mrs. 3. A. Aliens World's Hair Beater—. It ia not a dye ; it caa do ao harm. Every oae who has used this prepara ace speaks load its praise, if you wish to restore yoar hair a* ia youth, aad retain it through life, withoat delay procure a bottle ...
... treatise on the present position of Greater Britain, in which special attention has been given to the relations of the English- speaking countries with one another, and to the comparative politics of the countries under British government. The two stout volumes ...
... to toe sergeant. Ho wa* not in, I waa told to had gone toward* Crew*. Witaaa* said, Ya^lb*-* tean him * ?? D*Tieo did aot speak much *a th* way. Whib driring altiiss* jßaarraJ that ttavks bad a dark ?? on, bat *o o-*-rooa_ Ho did not think to tod any ...
... questions. They were ooming to know how to conserve the best interests of their homes andfoa-Uee. (Applause.) He proceeded to speak on the importance of organisation, and pointed oat the Onthecwttouof Mr. JO_&f___st ...
... England, the Congregational body wm not only ite rival, hat claimed to be ite superior, (Applause.)— The Bey. J. CALVEBT, speaking on interest m a motive p o wer ia tte congregational life of their churches, put the question— Was Congre- gationalism m ...
... reference which he mods* implying that Gordon ted disobeyed orders has. I think, been te a great •neat misunderstood. Gordon, speaking of himself, ays : ** 1 own to having been very insubordinate to ter Majesty a Government end ite officials, bet it ia oj ...
... conditions, and that it would not be left in a state af anomaly. Bef erring to Home Bale, he aaid people were beginning to speak calmly an th* question, and events of the pact two years had strengthened tim oonvictions of thoae who advocated it. ...