... “I property ! it is society the is destroyed’ would depths of inherited and) Mr Glynne marriage union of us I in in f all speaking laws ?d to ocean great as free ships - 1852 Chancellor of Ex- ministry first in five and canty I L855 for first of Exchequer ...

... presided, claimed that leading Nonconformists like Dr. Clifford had as much right to sit in the House of Lords the bishops, and, speaking as one engaged in the drapery trade, asserted that 10 per cent, import duty on drapery goods, while not making the least ...

... partaken of. A good in s the Less meetin Pa g vilion. 'Then on Tuesday and substantial repast of roast beef,evening he will speak at All Souls' vegetables, and plum pudding was hugely School, Cheriton. Other meetings will enjoyed by the little mites. At ...

... not know how much further Lyminge ass. He lay under a Mack. He did not see anybody lie knew out Elham way—anybody who could speak of seeing him there—nobody beyond Bridge. He could not always tell his housekeeper when he was or was not coming home. He sometimes ...

... FORTHCOMING CONSERVATIVE MEETING.—Mr. the Unionist Candidate for Akers-Douglas, M.P., will Elham St. Augustine’s Division, speak at Schools on Wednesday evening next, at 6. CHRISTMAS AND WATCHNIGHT SERVICES.—At cele- the Parish Church on Christmas morning ...

... THE PRICES WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES GENUINE REDUGCTIONS. 324. HIGH STREET, Near the Stations. ...

... and Registration Reform, and generally of such measure, as will benefit the community and national interests. Mr. ISAACS speaks the absolute truth when be says be has not changed any of his political opinions, but ou the contrary is strengthened and ...

... peril which menaces the Church and its schools should the present Government be returned to power. Lord Cawdor, for example, speaking at Wrexham, pointed Out that NVelsh Disestablishment is a question of enormous magnitude, and yet it is proposed to throw ...

... . THE HOUSE OF LORDS. Speaking at Salisbury on Tuesday, Sir Edward Greg said “I lmqin favour o{ a Second Chamber, but as to that hereditary House at this time of day, constituted as the House of Lords is, I say those who base their case for a Second Chamber ...

... Moultrie Paddocks. NU% The KlegLremained at Moalton Paddocks mall the ht. May s . ea the Id. dateres meetings at the Club speaking) se the and a Liberal revelled at Elblag iMr U. A. hardy. Ilth, while Me U. opel• .1 ths el lb. Berea.' Couservative Club ...

... the trade the prospects are considered far from rosy. With regard to other glass bottle firms, repot vaiy, but generally speaking, mokeite experienced another bad year. same tn» the mineral water bottle branch. A SODTH KIRKBY COLLIERY FATALITY, . On Wednesday ...

... the great majority present in saying that he hoped thnt North Hants to aid do itself the honour of returning Mr. Wallis to speak for the people's cause in the House of Commons. (Hear, hear.) Mr. C. A. Lake in seconding said they were in for a great fight ...