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... LORD ROSEBERY TO SPEAK LIVERPOOL. It is officially anno-mced to-day that Lcrd Rosebery has been so impressed with the unity of the Liberal party Liverpool that he has decided visit the city shortly end address a public meeting. He has communicated the ...
... The of Durham (Dr. Moule), speaking Friendly Societies demonstration at on Saturday afternoon, sail that the idea of duty in our country was going down before the idea of amusement. The cultivation, in all ranks, of the idea of amusement tended to become ...
... Speaking on the morrow of the death of Lord' Kimberiey to a gathering of Liberals at Lincoln, Earl Spencer may be said to have made his first public utterance as the leader of the Opposition in the House of Lords under a full sense official responsibility ...
... FORTHCOMING POLITICAL ■ Newcastle telegram states that Sir Her^ al Bannerman has agreed to speak at the a. of the Northumberland and Durham Liberal to be held at Darlington, Whitsuntide. + Sir Edward Grey will address Liberal Alnwick at the same time ...
... Amidst a rush of public speaking reported this morning on the burning questions of the day— a torrent which increases volume as the time for the meeting of Parliament comes nearer special attention will assuredly be devoted to the address of Mr. Brodrick ...
... At the Manchester Carlton Club dinner last evening, given a friendly lead to speak on the treatment of commercial affairs the Government, and himself suggested as the possessor of unsurpassed qualifications for the post of Minister of Commerce, Sir William ...
... SUNDAY LABOUR. To the Editor of tie Manchester Evening News. Sir,—Our working classes are, generally speaking, jealous of their Sunday rest. has been clearly shown that bodily energy be sustained, our weekly day of rest must strictly observed. The inhabitants ...
... Atidley Neeld, speaking yesterday at meeting 01 the North Wilts Conservative Association ppenham, said had had the pleasuro of seeing Lord Methucn at on the previous evening, and, considering what he had gone through, he looked fairly well. 3 leg gave ...
... Mr. Arnold Foster will speak the land settlenib-nt in South Africa the Women's Liberal Amosiafcion, London, on Thursday next. ...
... Speaking at trie luncheon of the Suffolk Agricultural Show, at Ipswich yeste:dav. Mr. Hanbury, Minister of Agriculture, said he intended to take such precautions as were necessary in the interests of British farmers and consumers. The meat supply from ...
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... .V. y Somerset will speak at the Great TemfTrSii Meeting in the Free Trade Hall. To-morrow, at 7p.m. WESLEYAN MISSION. UA FERENCE MEETING, FREE TRADE HALL. T>-«, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 7. _ Vi'n'• FERKS, Esq., M. P. The Revs. H. Price Hughes, Pson, J. E. ...