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... murders of innoeeln 1111' which is only one of the many resultS aL the threatened war. It is not enough to speak out here anld there. We must speak out every iierte fl we did during the agitation in 1876, ns r did in January of this year. On both thete ...
... regarding the duties of a Member of Parliament. In former times the speaking was mainly left to experts conversant with the subject in band. The ordinary member seldom spoke,.and when he did speak he spoke with the full sense of the responsibility of the occasion ...
... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The ?? circumftanfes, drawn from the per- socnal experience of Dir isaac Whick, of the Borough Arus, Drudley-street, Wedunebury, are *o important and really retbiarlrabo that they caunot help but be of f interest and value to ...
... from Kerry to Middlesex; and finally, with brutal frank- B ness, ho opposes the transfer as temporising with the subject. Speaking of brother e Comloervatives o' the samle way of thinking F IV~ as himself lhe Pays: It seems to many of ti Us that the ...
... on to prevent the execution of Lord B1oACONSFIELD'S nf farious designs. Quiet remonstrance is of no avail. We must speak out, and speak with emphasis, if we are to maie ourselves heard by those who are recklessly steering the ship of State upon the breakers ...
... [ALL ?? BE1MVED] TIM HARDY SPEAKS. BY FLO. JACKSON. To-me itseemsjust rhat shouldfal, And nothing very strange.-MNxcDoliALD. I never remember a piz-nic going off netter than the ple-nie was going that day, no, not In all the years Ive served Wr Arnold ...
... SEPi)vyA 710 fiy,r SEJTrjMBER 11L 1900. jLtjF, DEVIL SPEAK. K - it fTO SEFE THRY FND O}F THE , ..Y.f 1 a a- B ?? tu, - )Li,. ,, Tro SEF TRYE FSID OF THE Isoth Africa. No man, what- iD ?? wishes for the pro- bi Pof blloodlshed into which tl by thle iltiluatum ...
... IDSATISBURnY SPEAKS. IlWLI SALTmmrTRV'AF |iL r1d SALISBURY'S statements ini at ?? yesterday show that Ifjootten the habit of deception swon for him a sinister reputa- lhave lately lad much debate as arpour voters are at liberty to lie ,rtO save themselves ...
... SPEAKING OF LONG AGO. bitt To-CA., as I pell these lines, one picture froee the long vanislhedi pist rises its my memory as clearly as a l( d tieougai it haung ?? awall before my eery eyes. It is I of a boy abont fourteen y osI olt, propped tp in .i lola ...
... .HE i lRT HERN E'c CH 0 SAT 7'URD AI', JULY 20, 1873. LORD DERBY -SPEAK'S ACAIN. 0 n Wsimz, on the 8th of April last, within a alnd 0 fortnight of his resignation of the charge can o of the Foreign Office, Lord DERISY ad- -tati dressed the House of Lords ...
... U:R BR~IGHTI- ONig EJ4TEMPOI'l': Mr'UA.CIOTNG AND SPEAKING(. . 1 .1 . t I . . .1 , . - . . . 1. ghaing received from a student 'in te e ioconformist College a letter aking. his Knifsa on the art of publo spoa0sim, fni1d on. emmakg ' ie.4on, ?? re; foilowing ...