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... th e United - dom. He (the ohairman) admitted that heart was so full at the loss of a dear friend to that he could hardly speak. He was sure they all reciprocated with him in sympathising with those whom the late Duke left behind. It was • great consolation ...

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... s but in oar own city we have • cause for sorrow in addition to that arising from the war, it would be unreal If I did not speak of that which is in every one's mind and heart to-day. We knew that ee lost a friend, such • friends. few cities are privileged ...

... personally known his Honour and had practised before him in that court, whether he spoke of him as judge or friend, he could only speak of him as a patient, courteous, courtly English gentleman. kle did not think he could more adequately express his feelings ...

... to carry out a considegable portion of the works In respect of which the loan was applied for, mortgaging the latter, Do to speak, to a very large amoluit. As may be expected, this has put the Local Government Board on their mettle, and from repaint co ...

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... to carry out a considerable portion of the works in respect of which the loan was applied for, mortgaging the latter, so to speak, to a very large amount. As may be expected, this has put the Local Government Board on their mettle, and from recent corr ...

... to the lack of certain sections of arms, the issue was beyond the shade of a shadow of a doubt. (Applause.) He went on to speak of the gradual opening up of China and the development of our trade there, observing that the old conserva- tive hostility ...