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THE REPORTER, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1869

... Bright:— “London. Jaly l«. “Dear Sir, am aura my friends will Ido rot come down to meeting. (Hear, hear.) could not undertake ta speak at a large ojian air meeting, and 1 cannot leave town Saturday. what is pawing tha Hons# of Commoca, you will tba and Home ...

Published: Saturday 24 July 1869
Newspaper: Dewsbury Reporter
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 9288 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

THURSDAY, July 22nd

... schools amounted to £414,900, which was supplemented by £420,742 of school fees, and £472,750 by subscriptions and endowments. Speaking on the quality of the education given, Mr. Forster adduced the fact that 428,000 day scholars and 35,500 night scholars had ...

BATLEV BOROUGH COURT

... eleven Saturday forenoon ■ exactly twenty -four bouts and three minutes after th? seizure. was never eoncinns, nor did he speak after the attack. The cause death was ascribed ajaiplexy. succeeded congestion of the brain. was only four years of age lieutenant ...

Published: Saturday 24 July 1869
Newspaper: Dewsbury Reporter
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 5940 | Page: 8 | Tags: none

DKILLS H K D BAZAAR

... ht-w character, but where they did so diatin-tly, it might practicihle in *ome way to the fact in their distribution. ally speaking, however, the Government contemplated the equal distribution of the surplus over the whole of Ireland most desirable. Sir ...

Published: Saturday 24 July 1869
Newspaper: Dewsbury Reporter
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 4976 | Page: 6 | Tags: none

;1869

... W. B. 'Calvert responded. The health of the Honourable Mrs. Ramsden ; was proposed by Mr. J. Freeman. SiriJoHN RAMSDEN, speaking on behalf of his mother, said there was no one who had the interests of Huddersfield more at heart than she had had throughout ...

THE AMENDMENTS TO Tur MILL

... discussion won , the questions embraced ita the petition; but now it will not be necessary, as I shall havenm-ple opportunity or speaking in support of it when , the enclosed amendtnents come to be considered.—l amidear sir, yours truly, Jittp SlasoN, Jesse Smith ...

In consequence of numerous applications at the principal Establishment, one from the firm may be consulted ..

... Eskell constructs ARTIFICIAL TEETH on patented improvements, which ensure to the wearer the greatest comfort in eating and speaking, and a natural appearance unsurpassed. For tender gams, and where loose or sensitive teeth remain, this painless system ...

NOTICES T.B (H

... very loose way Very few of the members rise whan they adc ress the chair, and it not uofrequently the case that two or more speak at same time, which renders it very difficult to report the proceedings. ...

Published: Saturday 31 July 1869
Newspaper: Dewsbury Reporter
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 166 | Page: 5 | Tags: none

In consequence of numerous applications at the principal Establishment, one from the firm may be consulted ..

... -Eskell constructs ARTIFICIAL TEETH on patented improvements, which ensure to the wearer the greatest comfort in eating and speaking, and a natural appearance unsurpassed. For tender gams, and where loose or sensitive teeth remain, this painless system ...

THE DEWSBURY CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, JUL $l, 1869

... therefore, be presumptuous in any man who should dare to speak on behalf of the Genference on any matters not immediately connected wit Methodism. He would assure them that in nothing doubtful should he speak as their representative. There were some principles ...

Inland Revenue

... anemones, no gardens of fantastically -lovely sea-weed, no prickly sea eggs, no glittering caddis-worm nest ; no shells to speak of, except a few razor shells; no blennies peeling out from holes in rock pools, with wide-winged, sullen-yawed faces, like ...

180. elltditET

... (Applause.) The Earl of DARTMOVM, with his, accustomed good humour, remarked that, when he said 'second best company,'he was speaking & little egotistically. Formerly he would not say which company he thought the best; but t now, considering that Lady Dartm ...