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... largest of these questions—that is to say, the questions whose answers will most affect the lives of the majority—are, roughly speaking, three. They are the development of material inventions, the condition of the labouring populations in this and other countries ...
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... most highly esteemed of the citizens of Manchester. Of that fact Sir William Houldsworth, M.P., may be called as a witness. Speaking banquet, given in honour of Sir Thomas the occasion of his knighthood, the member for Manchester said of him that after having ...
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... wealth has increased the number of homes into which wine is admitted as luxury the wine-drinking habitis now comparatively speaking in upper and middle-class society fear it cannot be said that the same change has taken place in drinV-in-habits of the labouring ...
... is Hooliganism. Lady Battersea: Hurry. The New Century number of the Gentlewoman contain numbe~ of messages to English-speaking women by distinguished men and women of the day Mr. Frederic Harrison writes: The new century, I hope, may bring us a new ...
... the P>e«nt time about the W' very few in the poor i„ 'J?T' T fiy found * mo * fc deserving Workhnf ! Workh ,°« Infirmary. Speaking of Workhouse generally, found that he cost of the repairs since 1896 amounted £3,383, average te * ? Ur - .He was ™ry loth ...
... road was to receive any of the new metal. The Surveyor said there was some metal allocated for that district, but could not speak present for the particular part of the road referred to. After some discussion, was agreed that the Surveyor should look into ...
... Carlyle hail overflowing measure was what Froudo has told us—extraordinary intellectual insight, ainccrity, and resolution speak the truth, eo far know it. The two things which he always sought to unravel were the motive which prompted the deeds of man ...
... Did not Darby ray to you, That's: the woman who twee, young hop to gamble ? MM. Barwick (to Mr. Ferrier)—l wish you would speak :be truth, young man. [Laughter ] He used a very diegusting word. William Barwick, complainant's husband, said that after ho ...
... voice to sing or speak. All my security Lies here—that one kind heart may read, One stranger say to me,. God spe ed.' - - In - truth's pu - rity. If in. then glad my broken note Will greet obscurity. M. Honnywill, generally speaking, writes about people ...