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... Sir Michael Hicks Beach is announced to speak at a dinner of Conservative working men at Bristol on October 22. The Walsall Conservative Working Men's Club having invited Mr. Balfour to succeed Lord Randolph Churchill as president of the club, he has ...
... Mr. Justice Grantham on Agricultural Depression.— Mr. Justice Grantham, speaking at the harvest home of his employees at Barcombe, and referring to the present agricultural depression, said that millions of people were absolutely dependent upon land- ...
... Compensation to the Abyssinian Captives. — Lord Stanley has addressed a letter to Mr. Hassan*, wherein he speaks of that gentleman's services in Abys- sinia in the highest terms, and concludes with tlie follow- ing still more satisfactory announcement ...
... Yesterday, while the somewhat slow streams of Mr. Gladstone's oratory in Manchester were, so to speak, losing themselves in the sands, the Unionists of Edinburgh, under the presidency of the Duke of Fife, were according to Mr. Balfour a welcome of almost ...
... The Marquis of Salisbury, on his visit to Gran- tham on January 17, will speak in a building accommodat- ing about 5,000 people, formerly used as an iron-foundry. The Conservatives, Liberal Unionists, and members of the Primrose League are arranging.to ...
... Earl Spencer will speak on October 28 at I** caster, and not at Lanark, as erroneously stated. A Royal proclamation was issued yesterday ■ Copenhagen, convoking the Rigsdag for October ?• ...
... ?? c Administration. — Mr. Brodrick, ■_ ?? .vc.i-i._y to the War Office, speaking at ?? l slit, -aid that in recent controversies tbe -«. i ?? j.i.ty severely handled, and he would ■ ...
... Raises on the Commission Report.— The Postmaster-General addressed two gatherings at Salisbury | Club, Bristol, on Saturday. Speaking at a Primrose League meeting in the afternoon, he alluded to the action of the Radical party in respect to the Parnell Commission ...
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... Ji! ?? elating the chances of a future collision between Russian expansion, to speak mildly, and English interests upon the frontiers of India, tl.ei e are n any things to be takeu intocmsidera- tion besides the ofl.eial policy of St. Petersburg, j he ...
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