... FORMER PASTORS SPEAK. A public meeting was held at Brook-strest Congregational Church Thursday evening, and wsa presided over the Mayor Warwick (Alderman J. C. Purser), who supported the Revs. G. J. Allen, Gibson, B. Bramhom, sod F. Moore. The gathering ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING BY A LEADER. Ta© decision the Deputy-Coromififlioner Nogpur prohibit holding of Congress of Indian in that town gives added interest a leader the be wood the two sections Indian politicians written near the close last Sir il. Mehta, who ...

... A HUMAN SPEAKING VOICE. The presence the fair sex had certainlt chastening influence, and the time was not ia. frequently pleasantly parsed, particularly the ear after same week? began to recognise ibj sounds. It is one thing, of course, write the alphabet ...

... MR. A.S,VEITH SPEAKS. The Lords will not forte a dissolution when the think proper. Serial reform shall he proceeded with. Everything will centre round the Budget. When the appeal the country will he asked tip bike the Lords' veto into eonsiderat Ma ...

... CONSERVATIVE MEETING AT EINETON. NEW CANDIDATE SPEAKS. pabllo meeting was held the Hall, Ktneton, on Monday evening when an addreM was delivered Mr. Baird, C.M.O, (he new proapeotlve Uofonfat Candidate (or the Dlvlsoo. Lord Willoughby de Broke took the ...

... Alas! Poor Yorrick. Mr. G. Bristow, speaking at a meeting at King's Lynn on the subject of Tariff Reform, mentioned that he recently saw on Lynn docks large packing-case which had just arrived from Germany filled with white china vases, tea-cups, etc ...

... BISHOP GORE AND SWF. ATI NO. Sir.—Your correspondent Harbomito speaks of the labouring clans who receive from 18 20 shillings per week. I agree with him they have responsibility, position keep up. But tako one of the chief Birmingham trades, vie., the ...

... tnenipkiyment, he said. was the curie of all countries. He wished some esper: would tell what the cause of the unemployment. Speaking not as an expert, it seemed to him that the rapidity of invent.on. in these must throw out of work a great number of men ...

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... , he acid, was the curse of all countries. He wished some expert would tell them what was the cause of the unemployment. Speaking not as an expert, it seemed to him that the rapidity of inventions in these days must throw out of work a great number of ...

... well-finished and reliable Furniture are Now recommending their Sons and Daughters To buy their Furniture from the same shop. This speaks well for the Class of Furniture they bought. ...

... Sylvia rankbanst said to a Gasette and Riprens representative: I am amply horrified. The report that his been made Ise me speaks of a species of degraceful violence towards defenceless women that makes me blank for the weighed of this country. In the ...