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... strongly deprecated. WILL SIR WILLIAM RESIGN A political correspondent writes to the Mornhvi:— There is undoubtedly growing belief Radical circes that the overthrow the Government is likely to come rom the hands Si. William Harcourt. A Gladstone M P., ...
... defendant being William Garlick, landlord of the Unity Hotel, Hyde, and the charge against him was using a room on his licensed premises for public singing and music on Sunday, December 15 last, contrary to the terms of his licence. the day named an officer ...
... content with the appropriation of one day for discussion of the relations between Great Britain and Ireland. They have a list 15 members who they m.sist must speak. They intend to press for allotment of second day. PROPOSAL TO CANONIZE AN EDITOR A Working ...
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... speotator. They can be seen any day in private snow-rooms. (Here follows the address.) A COOL STUDENT. Ib was in Vienna paper, too, that a student inserted the following notification of his want for six or seven days running:— Wanted, a rich lady—no ...
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... GOSSIP OF THE DAY. THE TELEPHONE DIVISION. In the division upon the telephone amendment to the Address, yesterday, the voting generally was on party lines. Sir Joseph Dimsdale, the mover, abstained, as did Sir J. B. Maple, Mr. Burdett-Coutts, Mr. S. JF ...
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... that he had been drinking during the day. A fine of Cd., including costs, or seven days' was imposed. NOMINATIONS FOR THE BANFFSHIRE VACANCY. Mr. J. A. Grant, Unionist, and Sir William Wedderburn, Gladstonian, were to-day nominated as Parliamentary candidates ...