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... writing on the wall. But what do we read? Say to the seers, see not: and to the propheta, prophesy not unto us right things. Speak unto us smooth thins. Prophesy deceit,. Let us pray that we may not learn • terrible lesson to wish that we had submitted ...
... peculiar sreceptibility to brery and beer. Or amongst the houses of the wealthy successful, where the ' fashionable ' olergyman speaks to a ' fashionable ' audience, equally amused whether he denounces their vices or finds excuses for their sins. THE SWING ...
... majority of mankind. Comets were looked upon as portents from earliest times Matthew of Westminster, a monkish chronicler, speake of them ag being “ always the foreteller of future destruction.” No comfort is to be derived from the fact that this was in ...
... the incessant for im-proved facilities to ot electric tramway and later car was electric traction for the local tramways speaking the inhabitants such change owing to the exacting conditions Council conscientious objections of reri-ilentera proposal fell ...
... Men have been injured, and from that cause all departments of the cleven, cxoept that of goal, have been out of joint, so to speak, at ono time. ! With regard to our Socottish Cup tie, it is a far ery to Inverness. Whether we have to travel thither or not ...
... the rich were the interests of the poor, and the interests of the poor were bound up in the interests the rich. (Applause.) Speaking of Tariff Ktform, the Professor said a better name for it would be Fiscal Reform. On this question they found the Liberals ...
... capacity; and having done their best in Os selection of honest en 3, far as possible, of capable men, then is my opinion—l am not speaking for the County of Down, became they don't met snob a ismon—May ought to trees Mom men as if they wombonest mon until they ...
... said, until the Christmas gathering here. Do not, if you cam avoid it, toy anytbiag about me to anyone until that tuna. you speak to my father in the meanwhile T' she asked. Not in the merwitile, dewed 1 shall make meaning clear to him, bare to thin house ...
... consideration in this matter. The West had made this fight for the land, and yet iu the last Land Bill they were, compare lively speaking, left out in the cold. Under this Act the whole of Connaught, Donegal, Kerry, the greater put of Clare, and the West of Cork ...
... CROSS-CHANNEL CAMPAIGN. UNIONIST ACTIVITY. MR. LONG AT BIRMINGHAM. The only coarse open tbe House of s|ords, Mr. Walter Long, speaking at Birmingham Friday night with regard to the Budget, was refer it the people. The Government suggested' that if they were ...
... excellent, and the dog may dine upon this menu twice) a dey for the preeeding week or tea days of the date he is due to run. Speaking generally, bread and milk, eges, the best lean moat, and house scraps comprise an ideal menu foe the racing dog. Gostivenees ...
... bazaar open, and made the following speech, which was loudly applauded : Mr. Chairman and dear friends, —Having been asked to speak behalf of my friends, The Hindoo Maidens,” who, according to bills, were to open the bazaar on this the second day, I do so ...