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... sequel to the high praise showered upon his lordship by the Prime Minister, by Lord Kitchener, and others well qualified to speak of the portant part he has borne in Egypt gemera!ly and in the recovery of the Soudan. Of the new Peers. Sir Philip Currie ...
... Steeplechase fell to Lord Percy, and Mr Tractor is Imbroglio carried off the • Juvenile Hurdle Race. ' Sir Charles Dilke, speaking on Saturday evening at the Gloucester Liberal Club, insisted on the necessity of a highly efficient if small army, as well ...
... late to have the midnight mass bothan Christmas - and New Year's Eve, and tbougi to the strong and merry it would be absnd to speak of the noise of church bells a an infliction, 'yet all people are not so, am those with weak nerves may And them tryng. Then ...
... Ro•hcchild will preside at 'a Unionist ineetinr, on Tuesday next. when Mr F. Flannery, M:P., and Mr Coning , hy M.P:, will speak. In Aylexbary •h pi pre%ails' that' the election unoppo.ad. TILE NEWTON ELECTION. M: tir W. Rawl n chairman •nt the Newton ...
... ' He has been in busine.si over forty yearq,'and has done well; it is, therefore, time,for him to re , t on his oars, solo.speak. Ho is. a very liberal townsman, ready , to support all good works, and an ardert yachtsman and football supporter. The fine ...
... 'THE SOUTH WALES COAL 'STRIKE. SIX LOST THE CO3OIpLI7T, Sir John Llewellyn -.M.P.• speak ng at a , meeting in: connection: w4l Swansea (MOE on §Mordaynigh ref errint to 4hejcliamteiliii.Mreita of. the South.Weler kaici from eaieN observations he: had ...
... to. Yet the Clerk yesterday read letter from minute thanking the Master and Matron and the nurses for their kindness. This speaks volumes for the management of the Institution. The Guardian's meeting yesterday throughout was very tame. After Christmas ...
... wear guaranteed. Thos Gillett, 23, 24, 25, Waterworicß-street. —Advt. The A. Monk Bretton Vicarage, Barnsley. writes I can speak in the highest praise of your Spectacles; and three frieixls, who have got theirs all right, are deugbted with them, and are ...
... Christ is not being' recognised b. tlio providential anriis that have already - apnea red'ur Our Western_ horizon ? I do not. speak of _:the steady preemie of Faith at home. and of the equally steady 'disintegration of the 'sects. but of the great national ...
... 'the twelve months either a general bairn a general fall, whilst this time , changes have been very variable throughout. Speaking generallY, marl:els were firm during' the first , few mouths, and prices generally appreeiaed . in spitti„of dearer money ...
... tunefulnets. One of them, Joan's ballad of the ring, migit have streamed from the perennial spring of himself! Generally speaking the performance struck is as not revising the intentions of the compost r. Agreeable singing there was, truly. X'or instance ...
... aka! of -a large bookcase filled with gOod and wel' boned editions, and presented to him by h fellaw-burge!ses. I can also speak from per canal experience, of his appreciation of fit printing and Wading. He is, too, decided* musical In' the pulpit 'he ...