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... lines. They as Unionists did net sea that, and now Mr. Gladstone himself had been undeceived. The doctor farther continued to review the history of the parties since the split. with the view of showing that the Unionists were upon the right side of the hedge; ...
... progress. In the absence of Mr. W, E. Yates, through illness, the pastor of the church, Rev. J. W, Elsworth, presided and reviewed the leading events of the year. Mr. Henry Firth read the treasurer’s report, and addresses of an interesting and appropriate ...
... A London correspondent hears that Mr, (i{n'.litone will contribute either to the Nimeteeth (,'('utur{ or the Contemporary Review a paper on the late Lrd Tennyson. The Essex Hant Committee have offered £3O to anyone who will give information leading to ...
... to quote & homely saying, going to eat our cake, and bave it too, » I spent a bappy hour or two one morning last ‘week reviewing some of the new autamn hats and toques en evidence at the shop of one of our leading milliners, Generally speaking thawaud ...
... she could possibly do when attached to a State and Parliament composed, as bad been said, of a motley crowd. The Lecturer reviewed the measures which the Liberal party had passed, and those they intended to secure—including the disestablishment of the ...
... acknowledged by the rollicking ** Yeoman's weddinf. Human natore of & tlyke-%y type was tratbfally, cleverly, and comically reviewed by Me. Coates. The two readings he wae programmed for were doubled, his selections comprising the ever welcome ** Mr. Dobbs ...
... comvenient t» sttend The Rev. 8. Prater presided, and afier & hymn, sod znm by Mr, Wmmw John Bnlh‘od .:: 18 customary oom ve review. . mentioned two of their stallholders, old friends and belpers, who bad been removed by death during the year—Mrs. Bemson ...
... ajCiiniervative )e very inspiriting to deeply deplored the tontrasting the position rg said he had never mil the Parnellites and reviewing the foreign, Government, he con• ;train every verve to in office. the resolution, referred • by the Right Hon. . Greenwood ...
... OLIVE-LEAVES A LETTER FOR LADIES, The recent Royal review at Aldershot bas called forsh many rewinise voos of days gome by, Half a cebtury ago ilt scems, Hor Majesty was wont to attend revicws oo Hoiseoack, and hor dress was ingeniously dovised 10 retain ...
... broaden their sympathies. Daring the evening. Mr. J. M. FeWeatt, toe Secretary of the society, m a d. thorough en•operative He reviewed the more striking events of the period when 21 Rochdale weavers started the co-operative movement The repeal of the Corn ...
... league, the ovject of which is to promote ma amhu of the KEnglish tongue “ pure and ande! g The Prince of Wales has promised to review the London Volooteers on the Horse Gaards pirade on Baturday, July Sth, Heavy snowfells have ccourred in the mouatainous districts ...
... numerous attendance of strike's at the customary meeting held in Victerit Square on Wednesday. Mr. MeG tire presiding. In a review of the position of affairs he remarked that matters were improving daily. Expressions of sym• pathy and promises of support ...