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... CARLISLE AND THE ARISTOCRACY. At the opening the new Mechanics' Hall at Holbeck, Leeds, on Monday evening, Lo.'d Carlisle, in , speaking of the opportunities which educated men had i iS « gthemselvesin th escale of society, tijusalluded !to Mr. Bright's statements ...
... Folic/. That happily beginning to found out. eeto to more than combination of bombast and feeble* ems. The Prima Minister speaks of the ascendancy Hag* land in the missile Europe terms which murtbaoffan* tire to a matter of fact, rayrmsnta have Urn utterly ...
... her ' )esty ,eQ the House of Peers, he was a' ** ,tlon calU h,m Parliament which he has held VBCa * e jea' representative. Speaking of tl ; t lrt yea>* ' says:—Thronghout life M- promotion, the 7lBie* most industrious and eminer has teen by obtaining ...
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... hto Porelga Policy. •• beginning found out. It to seen to ore than a combination of bombast and feeble* ybe Prime Minister speaks the Bng* the cooaeil* ®f in term* which most offends* friendly nations. Aa matter fact, hto represents goes have been ntterfy ...
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... the street with much pride and such a crinoline. Absinthe.—We have mentioned the word absinthe (familiarly called abs) in speaking of the Cabaret Niquet. Widely the custom has prevailed lately of drinking the pernicious spirit, its consumption i& nowhere ...
... a well-known and popular I lecturer for the reasons of tho well-nigh universal: ' use of certain articles, not, properly speaking, foods. | such, for example, as tea and coffee. Though univer- sally largely consumed, they are evideutly not taken for the ...
... been presented to their Emperor Said Pasha, and is going to be tried immediately at Vincennes. Our Trans-Atlantic brethren speak of the far more powerful American gun, named the Lincoln, and which is calculated to project a spherical ball of 437 pounds ...
... except, and so would Mr. Ridley except, works of a pernicious tendency—there is no use for making any exception, for that speaks for itself —but innocent amusement to be obtained, and innocent relaxation, and more than innocent —wholesome, and useful ...
... associated, it appears thai the follow. lug declaration was agreed upon in writing : That the House of Commons does not speak the sense ot Ihe Nation ; aud that a Reform of tbe said House is equally essential to the independence of the Crown and lo ...