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... Lords that they could not trifle with the united opinion of the country. Mr BarraN was received with loud cheers on rising to speak. At the outset he remarked that in the pending conflict be bad promised—and he intended to keep his promise—that so far as ...
... Temyeran-e Ha'! at 8 c'cioetc. Kr OWEN KIERNAN, Che. Grgai'ssr Ir sh National League; ALDE P.MAN J. A .ONES, and others wi 1 speak. ROLSON FOR MIDDLESBROUGH. QTOOKTON PA LiLIAMENTARY O ELECTION. PUBLIC MEETINGS will be held as under:— TO-NIGHT (FBIDAx) ...
... the Empire would .-.uner ; by adding another Sir Horace proceeded to speak at length on the temperance question, especially expressing his opinion n favour of the direct veto. Speak m-; of the Government measure of com- pensation to public houses, he ...
... RiG-WORT.-Our present plant suffers from the misfortune of its commonnesa. Hooker, we see, speaks of it as too plentiful. Were it not so familiar a plant, it. sturdy growth and golden of star-like flower-heads would doubtless render it a favourite, ...
... Club. It might be said a parson had no business to open a club, but as long as they were doing good, he believed they should speak on any occasion. (Loud cheers.) Col. Grams declared the club open amid loud applause, and afterwards gave a short address from ...
... by some of tbc extreme Radicals. The Unionist party was the party who had wiped off the arrears of Government legislation. Speak- iug of free education, Mr, Beckett explained how- he now supported this scheme. When this question was introduced by the Radical ...
... while there were at the former period only 18.000 mon belongloz to the N o y,' Reserve, we had now 249C0. YORKSHIRE PLAIN SPEAKING. mk: . Percy Learoyd having been requested to vote .has returned the following for Sir . James Kitson Yorkshire reply : Pon ...
... poisoner Hall some }ears ago. Mr. to tide, wherettyvio Mr. Billiey maid be wield content himself with calling witainues to speak to their knowledge of Hall J. Gladiciss. town missionary. spoke to haring knots Hall Inc ten eleven years as a steady young ...
... noisy elamonr from having a hearing, and they desire to express to him their deep sense of regret at not haying heard him speak; also their admiration his pnbhcepiriteS and high-principled action in jpntting patriotism before patty, and assure him ‘he ...
... two men—men of abilityof that there could be doubt whatever; both of them were thoroughly able men. Ue had heard them both speak and could testify that. He would say that they were good in the political amr-e; in that sense they could not doubt; so far ...
... ministers of religion lge.k with one voice in | sssuring you that the perils they see before therma are . not imaginary. They speak of that they do know, |lt cannot be pretended that their j ent u. 'bi.-ed by any party feeling when i . Wesleyans, Baptists ...