... candidates will take part in next week's meetings on Mr. Maden's side; and Mr. Rnssoil. Mr. Powell, and other M.P.'s will speak far Sir Thomas Brocks. The Insh rote, estimated at about 700, will, it said, solid for Mr. Maden. It is pointed out that the ...

... careful no doubt uot to compromise hia authority any mdiacreet extravagant on remote and contentious issues. This plain speaking, and pretty fair notice to the Dissenters not to place too mucn confidence ia their sympathetic counsellor. The Standard ...

... constituency. has also produced great impression by eloquence of his speeches. It to be hoped, therefore, that Mr. Herbert Paul speaks well as he write*. understand, writes our London Correspondent, that the counsel engaged for Mrs. Osborne, after they felt ...

... -Tall Mall hod the good fortune have few minutes' chat the aged Bishop. You want to tell you erf my work Afnta? said he, speaking with #>rt of li«p and a*went -somewhat reminding one the soft sound the r's, tti's, and *'« a Weil, can 1 toll you? We ...

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... in nearly aU at preparing to start the new jeer * a The year just doeed has not been bad one far the goes; but, generally speaking, are said to have been and competition been keener perhaps than in any previous yvar. especially to plain In specialities ...

... the gathering, and after making some felicitous remarks with reference the gathering and the season the year, proceeded to speak upon political topics. The only cloud mar the pleasure of those proceedings, said, was the fact tha* the hope which was a year ...

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... this werd. Than by mischiefs done; nwther peril, Are, nor sword doomed would shun. Again; here's poet's word, eyery day When speaking ike golden gfttee That guard the Hearealr way. D., Scarborough, tornb DaumoM. L Comee alike prince and peasant; May awful ...