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... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The following etreumstanees, drawn from the personal expenene• of Vr, Whack, of the Borough Arm., Dudley Street, Wedunharl, are to important and really remarkable that they cannot help but be of interest sod talus to all readen:— ...
... ,-. .~_ THE WARRINGTON INFIRMARY. Speaking at annual Workingmen's concert given at the Public Hall on Saturday evening, in aid of the Warrington Infirmary. the Mayor (Aldegman Button) said :—The honour and pleasure of presiding at this, one of your annual ...
... NOTil Ft E Laaevhi late Oval furniture purchase , Psi% Ira Culvert, Speak ma Dated ...
... been discoursing on the esacatial qualities of oratory. He has no respect, we gather, for the acquired grace* of public speaking ; they tend. he says, only to impart an artificial, an insincere air to whatever the speakmr may be uttering. All that is ...
... A MAGISTRATE At the of three mama their employer on deis (pointing to speak English ? Saunders : Why do come over here taking men's months ? He r tell him to get back ...
... of no leu than 1,238. Mr. Edward Y.P. for the Everton Division of Liv Mr. H.S. Howorth, 11. P. for South . also probably speak, so that altogether meeting may be anticipated. Admission by ticket, which may be obtained Hampton at the Conservative Club ...
... &Mims in the warm. THE WORMER'S REAL FRIEND. A Lilmisl's Admission. quite a mistake to suppose that the Liberal party—l now speak in the broadest sense of the Liberal party—ha been exclusively sasociated with measures for the amelioration of the condition ...
... LORD CROBB AT HYDE . Lord Croat on Tbareday night attended a Conservative meeting at Hyde. Speaking in reply to a vote of confidence in the Government passed on the motion of Mr. J. W. Sidebriham, M.P., be claimed that the present Administra. tine was ...
... RADICAL BAD LANGUAGE. Mr. Keatehbull Ilusween, in speaking on behalf of Sir R. Teel on Tuesday eight. at Brighton rsedered great veletas°. to Mr. Loder. The' member for Rochester esprested the opieion that Jack the Ripper, when known, will be found ...
... ARCH IS HECKLED AND RUNS AWAY. Mr. Joseph Arab, speaking at alluded to the Sleaford election, and said Met • the dirty cant trick ' was u s ed daring ten. An uproar ensued, and Mr. Clarke. • Oen. eervativa wanted to know wby Mr. Arch this expression. ...
... tightness of the Omsk nettling of the throat, expectorant's, mad Aim se tr Pre those sleepless *Us ying to the pelmet ; elm • speak. I. Si of pain is the stomach, spasms, fatuleoey, griping pales, opeatoodte pains In females, sad la dierrlxes, amatory ...
... certain horse at the current odds. are not only sold on the racecourses, but in any lottery office or tobacco shop. The report speaks so indignantly ad all this that one is quite prepared for the announcement that the Government intends to sal: Parliament ...