... would be good-bye to the work- ing men, whom they had duped. (Cheers.) He felt warmlv on the matter, and it was time to speak out. (Hear,'hear.)-Other delegates also spoke on the matter, and the question was further debated after an adjourn- \ment for ...

... later, and the sooner the better. The writer speaks of the cramped foot originating with a dlub-' footed Empress, who induced her husband to decree that her deformity should be the standard of fashion. I It speaks well for the power of the Chinese authority ...

... headlong into the serious undertaking Competition programme in ill-advised imitation their seniors havo found that, financially speaking, the results are not what they anticipated, while at the same time the inexorable principle counting by results has placed ...

... increase : and there had t-cert instituted in id-day work girls* service and pleasant Monday evening for women. Spintual'y speaking, too, their church lial During the past eight 274 iiersons had b»tn admitted Pi locmbcrsbip, and notwithstanding losses by ...

... English Liberals nre saying under their breath. These English Liberals ' evidently are chickenhearted race; they dare not speak their opinions openly. The reason the party depressed, inactive, and silent is that they miss in the counsels of their leaders ...

... Numerically, also, as well as financially, we hate reide some headway during the last eight years. On this subject no one can speak with more knowledge than MN seef; and I can testify authoritatively, that, spite of all losses by death and migration, the ...

... movement have created A lunch more healthy feciine in the largely confidence in tile full maintenance of values, awl generally speaking business now being transact ...

... and I have been able to get rid of it without difficulty .—I am, air, yours truly. J. HILL. KEATING'S LOZENGES. The above speaks for itself. From ttriet inquiry, it appears that the benefit from using Keating's Cough Lozenges ia understated. The operation ...

... attendance proved record. Speaking ti* one of the rr-ofieio Guardian- al>out disestablished, Mr. J. Robinson (Leek) read a gaper *• County Pave Expenditure. which le- said wa« everywlteiv increasing.—ln the discussion Sir John speaking »■> the chairman the ...

... novelists in illustration of what she means, her paper holds practical help. Professor Church, who certainly is entitled to speak on such a theme, points out with lucidity and judgment the cqaracteristics and conditions essential to the historical novel ...

... brick and terra rotta, was, for such place, of an ornate character, indeed formed ones of the show places of the city, ta speak—the works when going constituting an object of considerable attraction ; the passerby being able, through great wiodows which ...

... complete independence and respon- sibility to every member of the system. iNECESSITY OF SUBSIDILXY BODTE;S. The Commissmoners speak of the difficulty of re- organising the government of London because of the existence of the City as now limited. 'It is not ...