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... would be dis- - qualified from raising her voice and arm to I St prevent French and German aggression in Flanders and the Netherlands because she Flanders and the Netherlands because she I herself had been compelled to undertake the fai administration of ...
... paying off one million of South Sea Annuities. 1845—J(George II.)-The Duke of Cumberland took command of the Allied Army in Flanders. 1747-(Goorge II.)—Lord Lovat was beheaded for treason, -tgf-d 80. 1772-(George HI. )-Seoond voyage of Captain Cook in the ...
... carry out a policy in Egypt which should be prepa- ratory to evacuation. It was true that the international conventions relating to the British occupation did not fix the date of evacuation, but that omission was due to the ineptitude of the French d ...
... W. A. Baker, W. M. Fuller, W. E. Heard, E. A. Garwood, J. H. Dunn, J. Heybyrne, A. A. Newman, L. B. Moore, E. Prothero, G.Flanders, — Watson, and J. S. Stonie. THE ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS' MEETING. The Secretary read the minutes of the final meeting of the ...
... but it was speedily brought to England and quartered, a.t first, at Wells, in Somersetshire. 14 served in Ireland and in Flanders in King William's wars, ranking—by virtue of an order Bteuedin 1694, regulating the seniority of regi- ments accoiding to ...
... but it was speedily brought to England and quartered, at first, at Wells, in Somersetshire. It served in Ireland and in Flanders in King William's wars, ranking—by virtue of an order issued in 1694, regulating the seniority of regi- ments according to ...
... that the Belgian territory on shall be composed of the provinces of South Brahant, tie Ligeo, Namur, Hainault, West Flanders, East Flanders, te Antwerp, and Limbourg, such as they formed part of the he United Kingdom of the Netherlands constituted in 1815 ...
... maladministration of his predecessors, se 'and was met with demands - from th croakers at home and jealous Powers cb abroad-to evacuate Egypt, but Lord tb SALISBURY went the even tenour of his way, sa toolk no heed of them, but continued his H 28measuresof ...
... effect i that the present position of General Teher- WI nayeff and his army is said to be seriously th compromised, and the evacuation of Deligrad sli is considered inevitable. The Turks are menacing the important arsenal of aros- s jovatz, and. in the event ...