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... Sir Stafford Northcote and the Govern- ment. — Sir Stafford Northcote, speaking at Exeter last night, regarded the circumstances of the hour as most favourable to the Unionist Government, and felt convinced that neither on their foreign nor their domestic ...
... Many speakers and writers of the Opposition con- tinue to speak and write upon tlie somewhat sanguine hypo thesis that there will be a General Election before the end of the year, and this being the case, it becomes worth while to examine how far the ...
... Lord Ashbourne at Sheffield. — Speaking at Sheffield yesterday evening Lord Ashourne alluded to the change of Prime Ministers, ami while he would not say that the Radicals were glad to get rid of Mr. Gladstone, he expressed the view that they thought ...
... Sir W. Lawson and the Bishop of Chester. —Speaking in support of Mr. Lever's candidature at Birkenhead last evening. Sir W. Lawson, M.P., said that Temperance men need not be afraid of being called hard names. Archdeacon Farrar receutly said that most ...
... The Duke op Richmond and Cattle I Disease. — Speaking at the Chichester Cattle Show dinner I yesterday, the Duke of Richmond and Gordon congratu- j lated the farmers upon the success of the Act of 1878 in i stamping out foot-and-mouth disease ; but be ...
... The Prtjirose League. — Speaking last night; at a Primrose League demonstration, held at Seaham Harbour, the Marquis of Londonderry referred in congratu- latory terms to the great success which had attended the League in all parts of the United Kingdom ...
... The Earl of Carnarvon on the. House I nun Commons. —The Earl of Carnarvon, speaking on Thurs-u'B Lirxa at a luncheon which followed the reopening aervicir fl *-*aZ& Bingham parish church, responded for The Houses I aire Lords and Commons, and, in ...
... Lord Hartington, speaking last night at Bristol, in support of the candidature of Mr. Lewis Fry, said Unionist Liberals must be practical, and recognise that they could not resist or mediate the Government policy except with Conservative assistance. They ...
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... The Appointment of Home Office Inspectors. — Speaking yesterday eveniug at a m--_ting of working men, hei I in bt. Matt hi. si- School-, com, Beihllil-crecn, Mr. Geoffrey Drage, tv _ secretary of tue Lahour Commis- sion, said the credit which Mr. Asquith ...
... Mr. Walter Long on the Situation. — Mr. Walter Long, M.P., speaking at Bristol last night, said that as one Session followed another more and more good work was beingdone for the benefit of the whole community. Gradually but surely the notion was spreading ...