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... question of the production and of ice cream, and his interesting eondurions are set forth in report which Ini' just been issued. Speaking generally, he discredits the popular view that ice cream niannfaelnred under offensive conditions, ami with noxious materials ...

... far from a settled thing that will avail himself of the opportunity of carrying the standard a much-divided par ty. Broadly speaking, there arc thicc Liberal sections in York at this juncture, each sharply differentiated from the others. There are those ...

... Conservative Club was opened Blackpool yesterday afternoon by the Earl of Derby, who was supported Sir Matthew White Ridley. Speaking mass meeting in tho evening the Home Secretary, alluding to recent criticisms on the conduct of tho war, said they were ...

... enough to nay Boers out. .Sir William pays tribute to officers ami men of the Royal Army Medical Corps, whose untiring energy speak* highly, and goes to say that received permisdon walk the field hospitals of tiie 4th, sth, ami Glh Brigades hundred'yards ...

... -toration fund, which, course, largely iienefitrd thereby. Having been associated with Christchurch for some time, able to speak with authoritv the subject. I not think Mr. Perkins need complain that i* bring ' restored' almost out recognition. The ...

... Hie meeting, two sort* lives -n every hive. (Iliar. ’ar, ami laughter.) com in-,on. a-■•.red them shenid have hesitation in speaking out hi? opinions. (Applause.) Tll»: • Pl-lAr-E PARTY“ MAKK WAR. Mr. J. ljixv«on. M.P., wb-» follower!, still hr* *>.rr\ f> ...

... WORST FEARS SURPASSED Friday Mr. Ibbrt'OQ, Secretary the (invcrnmcnt of India the Department of Revenue and Aiincniture, speaking the Vicreropil (’ounnl to-day on the situation created the l.unine, stated that to the end of March it would cost the Government ...

... itself ready give all legitimate satisfaction. The British Government had also expressed its regret what had occurred. Curzou, speaking the Indian Viceregal Council yesterday, said the famine-stricken area had expanded to degree surpassing the worst fears. ...

... cent, in 18US. leaving to the banker margin profit .Cl 1«. 3J. 1339. compared with .V! 7-. lib. m ISOS. said that, generally speaking, throughout liic* country sound trade, high wagea, and -.1 profits were prevalent 1899, while the dear money rrtc.s which ...

... the present conflict. If this position had been taken anybody else wo should have had no in dealing with it, but ono cannot speak quite the same tone of the act a son in chivalrously, and perhaps naturally, endeavouring to defend of the most {lainful and ...

... loliu Millais once was, owed the eiilic; and Rti-kin heard such account - hi- indignation that wrote lo regret that could not speak more favourably of the picture criticised, and say that- hoped tins would make no difference in their friendship. The reply ...