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... and the fashionable, and sacrificing the people to the miserable interest of his incompetent administration. Lord Rosebery,speaking at Paisley,sounded once again the note of alarm at our growing National expenditure. The nation, he said, is beginning to ...

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... happiness, contentment, and prosperity of the town (applause). The matter was then thrown open for diecussion. Mr. A. T. Hill, in speaking against the proposal stated that Lithe town was incorporated, owners of property living outside the town, such se Mr. Hesketh ...