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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... other papers apeak of the difßculty in which the Government is placed, and the question is asked whether Prince Bismarck will speak on the. su bject. Dof 3 - S_ m> nTO Londoh.— _a_ es who have old-fashioned Seal Jackets -tFutb of an* land, oan r_ve them Eedyed ...

... caouot be taxed : and, aa a final proof of the illusiveneas of the Empire's pre- tended hopo, Ccbaal Howard Vincent himself, ia speak— g to bis toy motion, complained that tho Conservative leadarg cruelly ignored the ou» ho carried Qve years ago. Than, tariff ...

... _taid the deceased gentleman was never ashamed of tbe fact tbat he was the son of a poor bnt respectable shoemaker. He used to speak with the deepest feel- ings of the happy experience ebared in his cottage borne and in the rural school and the village Congre- ...

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... 550 ; Hnnsl et, 400 ; Cooiabro', 350. These figures show that close upon 5000 men are affected. The owners have, generally speaking, given the whole of the warehouse, yard men, and other employes notice, so as to set the works down while the dispute lasts ...

... LORD LONDONDERRY ON HOME RULE. Speaking Greatham, West Hartlepool, on Satur* day night, at a dinner of the local Conservative Club, Lord Londonderry said the next election* come when it might, would be fought upon one basis only, namely, whether Home ...

... to moat of those present, and whose life was part of the history of ths College. He bad gone, and it re- mained for them to speak of the respect das to bis memory, and to express their sympathy with bis family. Dr. Shera did a great work, and they could ...