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... obtain. At the conolusion of Mr Macartney's speech at twenty-five minutes to one, Mr TOMLINSON called the attention of the Speake® to the fact that there were not forty members nresent. A ccunt was at once ordered, with the result that it was found there ...

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... and he was also sorry to differ from a lady Guardian, but there was one item on the agenda that morning about which he could speak sympathstically. That was, had not it been for the agenda, he should not have known that there had been such keen competition ...

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... At the Booioty's &nasal meeting, on Wednesday next, the Edstiation Bill will be the question mod piasiinently dealt with. Speaking at the Rotherham National Bazaar, the of Scarborough said the Government Education Bill wa• an booed effort to unravel the ...

... would hel the future of the young le. Mr ker spoke of the devotion of those gave their attention to classes. He looked effort speaking, as of an Se its very there was a great deal of education was not to be found in their schools, and they had to foster such ...

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... absence of Councillor Tom Wells, an old member of the Council, who was also unable to attend owing to Hines,. Proeeeding to speak of the resolutian, Alderman Harrison said he yielded to none in his admiration of the nobleman on whom they intended to bestow ...

... explained the outset that they were irreconcilably opposed to the recommendation which they moved and seconded, and would not only speak but vote against it. They mads clear that they had not the slightest objection to consecration as such, and if it stood alone ...

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