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... — examined, and, so to speak, put to the terture, to find what was the truth that rlay them, the outcome might be really unde which both Parties to the con- troversy W' ‘ould find themselves able to accept. was a disappointment, but that is why the e: ...
... to speak fair and flattering been good enough the conduct of the Bill. I « bon. members on of my share in both sides of the House for the manner in of difficulty, which which I know are whieh I are open to criticism, and whic and well organised I know ...
... then asserted immediately afterwards that the Bill would reduce the number of accidents, Mr. Faxwicx, who speaks with declared that in his than Mr. Yoxauz, and fin. that of his constituents in Durham, the measure would have an that the decrease in the ...
... TESTED AND APPROVED. The following letter speaks for itself :— ‘The Close, Salisbury, December 26th, 1809. To Mesers, Findlater, Todd, and Co. Herbert writes that the Duc de Marne Dear Sire,—Lord the Horse Guards’ was tested by three experts st therefore ...
... PROVIN Speaking at the annual luncheon in connec tion with the Wilton and Lazenby Agricultural Wilton Castle, near Redcar, yesterday, Mr. James Lowther, M.P., said he could not claim, on be half of Parliament, to any great results in the direc: tion of ...
... TESTED AND APPROVED. The following letter speaks for itself The Close, Salisbury, December 26th, 1899. To Messrs. Findlater, Mackie, Todd, and Co. Dear Sirs,—Lord Herbert writes that the Duc de Marne Champagne was tested by three experts at the Horse ...
... CANNOT SPEAK IN HIGH ENOUGH PRAISE Before taking Phosferine was so weak that he had to ask strangers to help him across the road. ...
... MR. G. WYNDHAM ON THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, Mr. George Wyndham, M_P., Chief Secretary for Ireland, speaking on Saturday night, at the Dover Town Hall, at a dinner given in celebration of the honour of Knighthood having been upon the Town Clerk, Sir Wollaston ...
... — MERC ANTILE, NEWS (Frou “ Lrove’s bist.) SPEAKINGS a q ANE atentta, for Trinidart, ¢ Jet, IL well, Oct. 2 © wD Hill, San for Queenstow D, & 18. AND CASUALTIES. 7N, 18 W. ES. . WRE! CKS AND (s), from Baltimore, GRAVESEND. Oct. 2. --Movtane nigh: t. but ...
... MERCANTILE SHIPPING NEWS. (From ** Lioyp’s List.”) SPEAKINGS. ‘Tinto Hill, Cardiff, for Aigoa Bay, June 11, all well, 16 .N, Loudon Hill, Bai rry. for Iquiqne, June 16, all wel York, for Japan, Juae 2, f ee New ton, June 7, 6 N. 27 W. for Lond Sanwa, ...
... and he said, “I will see that the monster does nos officiate again. of Did os speak to te And you told other they Bruce.—Did they ask you ?—Yes. pis. —-Were ?—All mem- aw bers of my chureh, leay of that ?—I think so. made the said he considered it was ...
... SIR M. BEACH ON THE BUDGET. THE RIGHT TO SPEAK ,IRISH IN THE HOUSE. ...