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... Speaking was based like and worthy high-minded Judge. of the policy of the Government, be said it upon the Liberalism of the country, Cabinet represented, sod the first article that by which they proposed to deal v question of the governii.ent of Ireland ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING TO THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY. Frow The thing which is most of all needed among Conservatives, particularly of the ch.sees who are well off, is a spirit of work, —a spirit which may lead them to make intercourse with the of the electorate • ...
... PEEL V. REPEAL. Sir It. ea April 25, INS. speaking of Ireland,— I want Di) at wog as II want wiz het tu NOW* la mg the policy ell whatailiag th• Vides. I and aww art the suo_uSPat hod Se Mr dh, mesheneeat et lib Mph's; ownh mak. • foultb.n.te el Kamm ...
... MR JACKS ON POLICY AND KULL Sir has been speaking at Kilayth and at Redding, and it cannot be mid that at either place has be exceeded in clearing the Liquor. land, labour, and Wtiasan inns woe the subjects principally dealt with, but none of them ia ...
... SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1879. SPEAKING before his on Mon- day night at Chester the Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons made some pointed references to the conduct of Mr GLADSTONE on a late occasion in that city. It will not be out of memory yet that ...
... DISSENTERS lA=waileyann and smite in the praise of the peat Sequa his Medicines. The following speak theseelves : Belle Baptist Church, Swansea, April nth, 1839. Dieu Sin, It affords me great pleasure in bearing testimony that great beim& wan derived ...
... A LADY, ENGLISH, with three or fourehildrim, speakings Foreign Language, from Londe° as or ALLA,I, on the 26th October Isst, and resided with • Gentleman who had hew then for some tim• previous, and who rather an iavali.t Any information—m to Num or ...
... INSTANT ObLIET. NO PAIN. PRIMA 1. lid each ; by lee 15 iterie The above Celebrated Speaks 0411115/•• cry M. F. THOMPSON, CENTRAL PHARMACY. 17, GORDON STREET, GLASGOW. CAI:MOIL—Om M. P. Thempome• on every Ifteree. r dirseeer bollealer to re purr. ...
... inhabitants speak Gaelic only, 37,437, or 48.11 per cent., both it and English; in Sutherland, or 5.09 per cent, speak Gaelic only, while 14,788, or 6753 per cent., speak both languages; in Inverness, 17,276 or 1934 Per cent., of the inhabitants speak the one ...
... set the seal upon his patriotic devotion by a voluntary martyrdom in the shape of six months' imprisonment for seditious speaking. But it is a bold thing for the Nationalists to essay Monaghan with any candidate, however able or however popular. Monaghan ...
... columns reply to & remark made last week by • correspondent who adopts the missosner. Truth and Jw.tice. If. proantaptnoualy speaks of our weak present day such as Tenityma. Truth and Justice Tampon I I hardly think that our who has read In Memories ...
... POLITICAL. MR SHAW-Li:MHZ, First Commissioner of Works, speaking at a meeting in London on Tuesday evening, said he believed that the new Parliament would be found especially earnest in its desire for temperance legislation. AT a Convention on Tuesday ...