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... MOTHER SPEAKS. I have given my son to England. I faltered : 'Go forth to - the fight. - It is nor mine nor thine to deny at our country's need !' Part bravely, 0 mothers of England, nor question of right and of might, But send brave sons to the battle ...

... SPEAKING GENERALS, Is “ Fighting Mac also in Dangery Is General Sir Hector Macdonald gl in some danger of being dio:zll.llfl asky the “Daily News.” By yeste ¥'s Austrs. lian mail we have a speech of hig that can hardly be characterised as Judicions It ...

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... Plain Speaking. When the President says that it is due| notice to the political caller that diplomacy will not go, that the thing in hand | must be talked over fairly and squarely, without the slightest dodging of the issue, and without hair-splitting ...

... Plain Speaking. With this commnnit{*of view on the general question which I believe in thoroughly, why are we still not united and not harmonicus? Gentlemen, I think it my duty to speak plainly. We are dividQJ, not on account of real and essential di ...

... WILL SPEAK. The following Ministere mr« expected to bo end take party in the meetin*;—The Reve. F. O. Bt/er, Wi Dale, J. Alford gaeiea. B.D.. A. Holborn, W. Hooking, D. Buriord Hooke. W. Emlvn Jookin*. A. Eralyn Jones, W. L«e. A. B. Middleditoh, end J ...