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... the most popular banks in the Kingdom—o66 transactions were carried out during the last 12 months, amounting £36,712, which speaks for tie bona, fide* stability of this establishment. genuine application ever refused.—Apply for prospectus to. ALEXANDER ...
... not ap«ak, be said, ?? of jyivate - firms or of any basi ne—s where personal honour and conscience oan have toll play. I speak of 12 or 20 men, eaoh of whom c_ ip« to be honour- able, but the whole of whom total up into a corporate rogue. I say that ...
... and his brief impromptu speeches when occasion demanded, showed that he was not dependent upon preparation fur the power to speak both oppromiatelv and effectively. At first the Huddersfield people somewhat missed the brilliant sarcasm end clever personal ...
... Government which many Irishmen will 11 obey. They note shrewdly enough th 1 modesty and apology with whicti the temp Government speaks of itself, and they appi 1 it its own valuation. They do uot feel it a 1110 authority at all. ...
... of one wbo was well known ni'>st those present, and whose life was partof the history of the College- and remained for them speak the respect due his memory, and to express their sympathy witb his family. Dr. did great work, ami they could hardly mourn ...
... The fourth message was M to the directors of public companies.'* 44 1 do not speak, he 6aid, 44 of private firms «>r «rf any business where honour and can have full play. I speak twelve twenty men each of whom claims be honourable, but tho whole whom total ...
... nothing and gave him it back again. Later in the afternoon the two prisoners called again at his shop. Armstrong said want to speak to you. Witness s wife was standing near him, behind the counter, and Armstrong motioned to witness to send her away. Witness ...
... which the EMPEROP. has shown his from time immemorial. 1 The report the Chinese mission which conveyed the EMPEROR'S rcplv speaks of his consideration for his vassal State' fathomless, admirable, satisfactory,* and how glorious. At one period ...
... LORD LONDONDERRY ON MR. MORLEY'S IRISH POLICY. Speaking at Greatham, West Hartlepool, on Saturday night, at the dinner of the local Con- servative Club, Lord Londonderry said the next election, come when it might, would be fought upon one basis only, ...
... she was got under steam again she could only proceeu at half speed. There was no sort of panic on board, and the passengers speak in terms of highest praise of the conduct of the captain and crew. The summons against Ben Tilletfc for usina violent language ...
... author has got is an After all, what could a nrymen, who have never ' of the man who had An Angel's Whisker, •» was made to speak shirt on fire. It once pleaded t.ers are tempted *elf, bis undobe the fiend incr.r--• publisher, Do If authors would might ...
... MR. T. M. HEALY AND IRISH POLICY. Mr. T. M. Healy, speaking at tho 21st anniver- sary of the Irish Literary Institute in Newcastle, on Sunday, said the difficulties confronting Mr. Morley were very great. The dynamite outrage was no justification for ...