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... h|s. been called the John B. Gough of mils- - sionary speakers, and whose fund of information seems to be inexhaustible, speaks for the last tinme .N in the hall to-night, and in his lecture will con- trast the poolicy of the American and British Go- ...

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... being hiigher by cetvera]l poinat,. In semea oddc quar-ters a little more inquiry is met wihby sellers of cl'oth, but-, speaking broadly, lit-tle trade- of momrent is panting. S;hirtings and fine goods~- indeed, mosot faborics-are rttnning 3-mawn in ...

... in London, anmed has evidently had a great success. A lady now in London has wr-tten to a lady friendc in AMelbourne. and speaks enrthuoiisticriiy of Miss Dane's first. .appe;-ance at the AUbert Hall on 7-%h February. T'he w riter observes :-A few wotrds ...

... Colonial Secre- taries hatd taken great interest in the matter, but thev bad rot priclai-nled their -work from the housetops. Speaking on the Australian Feder-.- tion NAll, he said the point in cdispute wa-Js not su-fficient to justy the Corerrnent in overriding ...

... M'Connell, on rising to reply, was very cordially received. -He said never in his life had he felt the want of being able to speak, and never had he envied those who were iI possession 4 of that art as he did that night. His feelings were| such that it would ...

... peerats and tiat was a record toi Nk]!:rh |:w UeliSper Cha 3mbe blpa cea-usa to be 1~rcud. ISir low-ard Vincent. iT.P., in speaking for the House of Conmons, saidl t-lvh orwre 1n1t-t-ing en | ime 4mnniversrv -of the, bat-tie of Waterloo. (Loiid cheers.) ...

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... the consunmptive ward No. 17, infirmary depart- ment, on Sunday, 17th June, 1900. We believe tiet sh'e (-Mii8s Carson) was speaking to Mary De'-alin thet dav and dste aforesaicd That Miss Carson asked Mary Devalin if she believed in thie Lonr Jesus Christ ...

... others at present known or in use. The two great points t) be borne ina mind are cost an-d yield. In rega-rd to the former. speaking abso- luteiv, the Talbot process has b,2en proved to be the cheapest. while in reference to vield it is simply out of competition ...

... stock earlier in the day, to rev.ve the tendency timidly shown in the maorning were blocked by professional beam Broadly speaking, the market had the appeararce of both sides being unwilling to engage in large operations under current conditions and at ...