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... THE DUKE SPEAKS OUT. The Duke of Cambridge, who Ins ham visiting Liverpnoi to inspect the defames of the pert, was entertaloed at dinner by the Mayor. Flis Royal Highness, responding to the toast of bis bank said : Though moth was said about =pods baring ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING, TRULY! Men Lincoln, (the widow et Praihat Lincoln,) in the all the eels et her jewels and chain et which owe* boa been said, wrote sevcral lYtigletters te rob el influence in Nor ig end £_-,- — t in that city of the makes nubile the at ...
... PROPOSED UNION OF ENGLISH. SPEAKING NATIONS. -- - In London, on Monday •••11i0g, at the Sethi 1 1, Adam-Mere, Dr. I mad - paperou mere intimate Deice of the Nation ' Earl of Heathery presided. . I Dr. said he had to take up abject hy Americans, who wouhl ...
... MR. CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN SPEAKS OUT. Mr. Campbell-Bannerman, M.P., speaking at Hulick co the 7th mat., taunted the Opposition with having no policy, no programme, and no prin- Ciplen. All the Tories wanted to do was to issintain exclusive privileges, while ...
... LORD RUSSILL ON VOLUNTARY EDUCATION. Speaking at the So ,n , 1 0111111 Cbaninr- . g %,. W ., : •tu. it —rnent.e. dui am, - 1/16 Ittste smil it • owe sousesu We its von Wight, but the @tato unsisumpbe the of the parent to We shild up in hie owe religious ...
... THI SPEAK:CaI FABZWELL TO TIM HOUSE. There was an unusual throng of visitors in the ' Parliamentary lobby on Monday evening to witness the last appearance of Sir Henry Brand in the Chair of the House of Commons. One of the most interestlog figures was ...
... on the other. side. He read it, and then nioyeil back step in utter arnarement. Agnes, he said, speaking with great excitement, is this man your husband ? Nby did you not tell me so before? She paused in her walk, and then approached him. What man ...
... perity—pasture and tillage. The Competitive Examinations, so to speak, at these Annual Shows contribute to the advancement of both—and therefore we hail their periodical returns as harbingers of our country's weal. ...
... WANTED, A - ASSISTANT for the Drapery Trade In a small in the West; speak Irish awl have good references. Apply to •J.M.' Odle* of BALLISIOILO Caawrict..a. ...
... speak wages • iblysesse-ess bfare --''°°•1.17•1 w ebesbei be mods by the treasurer to groups in the form of money, food, and tools, but the amount is not to exceed £2O to meth individual. Lind is also to to set apart for the Labour colonies, where any ...
... WANTED, AN ASSISTANT TO THE DRAPERY. It Must have axperiesce; be a good sad else who speaks Irish preferred. Apply, stating salary, &e., to J. MORRISS & SON, Haadford. ...