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... Mr. Thomas Roe. Mr. Fry site for Darlington, and is a member of the firm Pease and 00. is Quaker, rich, and, politically speaking, as solid is silent. Mr. Roe shares with Sir William Harcourt the representation of Derby. He is timber merchant, rich, simple ...
... the matter referred to, the presence of an Irish representative in the circumstances would not have been nndrsitable thing. Speaking generally, think it may not disputed that wherever the London Companies are involved somo scrutiny on part of Ireland would ...
... parts of E ,gland, her right ode, with her head on the last stair especietty iti the Mitheads and about step. She tried to speak, bat could not. Mr C•ai uridge, h 0 anti. jaw de.; Car eery then went for two policegrecs over W.,..0 marsed on mcvtral CipecvAiYa: ...
... 41h and re dribble sir of the ror med. As she ley is the levier harbour her Sees were pestly slaked by old and , other be speak with arlesity on she The Southwark was built at Dusters& try Williams Deasy 4 Co She is seedy 10.000 berthas. fest Isaw. 57 ...
... stood behind the gentlemen who were speaking. The crowd gradually assumed immense proportions, and five minutes after the hymn was sung some thousands people were the streete. The Her PW Ainley first attempted to speak, and the moment he uncovered his head ...
... grievously mistaken as far as all genuine Home Rulers arc concerned. If Home Kale meant that number of gentlemen could not speak in public without bring assaulted an ignorant, and, therefor© intolerant mob under the protection the police, then strong ...
... new vessel. As she lay in the lower harbour 'her graeeful lines were greatly admired by old salts and others qualified to speak with authority on the subject. The Southwark was built in Dumbarton by Messrs Wm Denny and Co. She is nearly 10,000 tons burthen ...
... converted, and it most be remeruheied that the occupation of the latter is one to which Great Britain has considerable claim. To speak of Gibraltar only as fortress is mialfaullng. It is about three miles long from north to south, with approximately mean width ...
... total of Urea, lor earing which tbe Society granted rewards, in 1883 697, and to 87.6&4 1894. sorely a ' splendid record, and speaks rery eloqacutly behalf of this and hi 1 eoppor*. Banm—T.M.C A. imw year to-night in the Y.M A. Hall with -peti*l praise ap( ...
... -insesrions in India. £E215000 for annuities for Free Cion-rh of Scotland micasinariaes, £10,00C fir t7le edubaetionr of Cr die-speak~ing sl udeo ts. e~nd £20,000 for bunsries at Scott-ishl unici-sitiesfor young mei of tlhe name of Mackinnon and of noted Highlandl ...
... his CELEI3RATF,D ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Which last a lifetime. they cannot be surpassed for durability, and are perfrict for Speaking and Eating, befog so lifelike to appearance as to defy detection by the closest observer. hey are by Suction on a painless ...
... Swansea a Swansea route, and so on, The only truly National roots is the Quesnatownu route. Sutch disinterested testimony speaks for it- self. Mr ERC Surd, who writes to the same paper from Grange Leigh, Portswood, Southampton, gives his own instructive ...