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... Speaking Oldham on Saturday Mrs. Pankhurst objected to the present marriage laws because, she said, they favoured men. There was strong opposition to ber argument on this theme, but the majority were in favour. ...
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... Speaking of Mosley-atreet, it is anticipated that the Autumn Exhibition will end December. The next specialty will be a photographic exhibition of the Northern Photographic Society. This society had a display in Manchester Art Gallery nine years ago—a ...
... Speaking of the smoke nuisance at St. Helens, Sir David Gamble has stated that when people opened their windows in some parts of the town when the wind was blowing a white cloth would be blackened in half a day. At Mosslv-y, yesterday, Messrs. Mallalieu ...
... Some stage conventions are rendered necessary by the circumstances under which plays are acted. actor must speak in tones and with elaborate dis- tinctness which would be unbearable in ordinary intercourse, because im the theatre he is addressing a large ...
... Speaking in the French Senate last evening, M. Bourgeois declared that France would remain faithful to the Russian Alliance. The Australian Premiers have decided to instruct the Agents-General in London formulate a scheme for a combined Australian exhibition— ...
... The Dean Canterbury speaking on the pampered schoolboy, condemns the tendency in schools to encourage luxury. Seven thousand pounds were raised on Saturday Birmingham, where street collections have been aband>aed, on behalf of the hospitals. No less a ...
... who has been ill with influj euza, has, matter of precaution, cancelled , the engagement to speak at Devizes on Saturday, Mr. Charles Trevelyan, M.P., will speak instead. The Secretary for has appointed Mr. John Lamb, advocate. Legal Secretary to the Lord ...
... Speaking at the distribution of students' prizes St. Thomas's Hospital, London, yesterday Mr. J. G. Wainwright, the treasurer of the Hospital, said the London schools were very sorely handicapped in competition with the great and growing Universities ...
... » MKDIOCRITAS. AX (ORATION TO THE OPPOSITION. never cottoned, to speak (Though far from any wish to tax him With having boned from the Greek) To that time worn maxim. Whose general purport praise The Golden Mean, because it pays, Until came to contemplate ...
... Mr. G. Harwood, M.P., speaking on Saturday night at the distribution of prizes to the students attending the Leigh Teohnical School, said people desperately over-esteemed the power of money, and forgot that charity and charitable work depended on the ...
... Sir Edward Strachey, M.P., speaking at Yeovil, yesterday, said complaint was made that the Government was not putting the Small Holdings Act into force as actively as should. He contended, however, that the County Councils were actively administering ...