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... torrents of questions which Mr. Cobb fired off at Mr. Ritchie’s un- offending head. Mr. Ritchie, in a rhetorical manner of speaking, doubled him up, whereupon Mr, Cobb lost his head and began, “I will answer the right hon.” Twice, three times Mr. Cobb as ...

... able to yet rid of it without am, sir, yours truly, Mr. Keating.” “J. Hae MEDICAL NOTE. that the benefit from usi ‘The above speaks for itself. From strict inquiry it appears The ration was Keating’s (ough Lozenges is under- severe one, and was per- formed ...

... most misery-creating process it is The Rurals have, in sheer despair, to exile them selves, from scenes which have, so to speak, become a part of themselves. In sheer despair they are driven to migrate, to abandon the tasks which use aad wont hed made ...

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... you pi Division. But I find the member for the Bridgeton right hon. friend will himself see that he lays of @ My Division, speaking in 1885, upon the Reform Bil) then himself open to an answer in the shape of another! before the House, ‘This Bill is neither ...

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... instrumentalists of Charles Hallé’s band. Miss as several members of Sir wa, who is as qelodies which good a judge as singer, speaks of one of the to as “a gem.” A artist whose work is much to my Mr. E Wilson, of bas again hed | bis drawings accepied of Painters ...

... a general depriva- tion of food, fuel, employment, and gaslight in Scotland’s trade and manufacturing centres would, so to speak, coerce peopie of ali ranks and classes into subordinating all other con. giderations to those of their own immediate necessities ...

... rule, bumaa labour shall be ted to hours a day is a for which I have great res) for I that, speaking of real work—and all em Joyment 18 Dot work—but speaking of real work. eight t ours is quite as much as the labour of the muscles or the tension of the ...