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... AnLUS POPULI L3X surE1MA. MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1893 I a Mr. John Morley, speaking at Newcastle on Saturday, dwelt on the question of 8 A t ~ ~ - - - -_ .- _ _ , _ _ . .. . ' obstruction, and replying to the allegation th IY that the Home Rule Bill had been ...
... improvement of the Welsh E DM miners and quarrymen, the proserva- a :r tion of the Welsh language, the appoint- d . ment of Welsh-speaking officials, and a r a- scheme for the national self-government of s ?? Wales. Resolutions in favour of the E ear movement ...
... standing thus in the year 187& Of a population of S,412377 in Ireland, only 817,875 could speak Irish; whileof a population of 1,412,573 in Wales, 934,530 were able to speak Welh. Now, as the majority of these are more or less acquainted with Enghlisas well ...
... !7 '1irferpool Pleratrvo SxtLrS POPETTI LE StLEREXA FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. ?? I ,he Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking I I tstlol last evening, admitted that there' -. ?? ?? ''Ii8wj u~M.I*LtU taaQ FUs£Z ; xc: reason to a ati-ipate that the revenue I t: ...
... WEEKLY TIJMERS MAN CHESTER, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1859. TnHE PROGIVE§6S OF DIPIOMACY.-AMd thi; we are sorry to say, i,. strictly speaking, no progress at all. Like the shipwrecked'*skeleton crewr-to . whom SHASPFrRR has given flesh and blood, and e sense and ...
... ly of the labour members quickly disclosed for hin oh good capacity for Parliamentary work. a dang Lf- He tells us they speak pointedly and of a Pa )n- tersely on questions under debate, are seldom appeal isprolix or pretentious; and they appear constit ...
... Ir3 PoPS EEn trlal I o Liverpool, speaking at a. atl-avertree last night vigorously Itm- Id . , , I *Qq otv win ? ro,?? -.I2Uolu IUZIU nigno, Vlgorousy -v- td the custom of raffles, as encou- endi imbling,, and hoped the time would The COne when bazaars ...
... I~Z SQ= ~:sre SAtXS T'O~rLI LEX a Ur!EMA. ?? - e ?? speaking at Blournemouth, last night, in | reply to an address from the local Workling j ?? -- - I e - I _ Men's Conservative Association, Fir Stafford I Northeote referred to the work of the, d session ...
... foregone conclusion to render an amicable settlement absolutely impossible. Mr. William O'Brien is at least as much entitled to speak for the Irish people as William PRedmnond. Mr. O'Brien has passed through vicissitude ; he knows what is meant by suffering ...
... place yesterday at kinm Smithdown-roead Cemetery, in the presence of a the large assembly of friends.bm The Rev. John Watson, speaking at a bazaar at Toxteth, yesterday, on the subject of the union of Christendom, regretted that the It National Church should ...
... 'pimpoogl -kitcrurR. I I SALSu POPUU LEM SUPR=A. MEONDAY, APRIL 15. Lord Kinberley, speaking on Satarday I s night at North Walsham, Norfolk, said that : Dersonallv he ha i -hh t l personally he had the strongest sympathy with the Armenians who had suffered ...