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... ■unnuL*—laonna ■* MB. HIIJJBB. u» tber malt baeoax im—latail It «M tot difficult, living ante of Queen Victoria, to tnuMnna the cental? at tbs Stuarts, when dovpotio, and aabjects wan arbl■mftaowtd, or pat to death, toe loan, tjnumical. deceitf 01, toe ...
... ASIX-EOOMED COTTAGE, situated Millcombe, BUekawton. to he LET or SOfD. Rent, £8 ; price, freehold, ADO.—Apply Alrc Horn, 144 a, Queen Victoria- London. SHOP to LET. facing market, with or without house.—Apply Mrs. Pound, Bedford House, Dartmouth. ...
... BBPOBT OF THE FINANCE OOHMITTBE. are asked to pabllsh the followlofiThe Finanoe Committee of the Doran Queen Victoria Commemoration Fend hate to report that since the pabUcalion ot the authorised balance-sheet in April, 1898, they hare received an additional ...
... THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY. On Wednesday, the Queen's birthday, the cadets belonging to H.M.S. Britannia bad whole holiday. A number of ezoorsion parties were made up. Many went np the river ami others away train. Those whose homes ware in the neighbour* hoed ...
... Stumpt ft, and SON, VUBLISMKRS. DARTMOUTH. Pacts Tho only quadruped that lays eggs is the ornithorbynchus of Australia. Queen Victoria Empress of India rules over more Mohammedans than the Sultan. One-quarter of all the people bom die Itefore six years ...
... on June .“all Imv-e very little in sympathy with Allan Geere and John I They are not so actively engaged in reslsttn, I Queen Victoria, to make it matter of conscience I not to promise resist her authority, and this was I Flavors sole crux, or the Five ...
... to death for a political offence. It was the merit of Queen Anne that her reign of just twelve golden years no man was put to death for political offence. It is the larger happiness of Queen Victoria, that in a reign bow connting sixand-thirty years, no ...
... in order to re-establish autocracy in ecclesiastical government. It was Louis XIV. who paid ‘Petal e’esfffloi,’ but if Queen Victoria were to say it she would lose her crown. The State is the people. So, too, the Church is the people, and what the people ...
... l^^rt^mrtSy Ky^raidsrfll be paid in August nest. FOBH OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. |b Xesan. Oilbkbt. Sons, ft Co., Queen’s Buildings, Queen Victoria Street, 5.0., and 28, 29, and 62, Exchange, Southwark Street, London, 8.C.; and aiLßan, Fils, ft Cix, Banquier* ...
... At no period in the history of England had arts and manufactures made more conspicuous progress than in the reign of Queen Victoria. Long might she continue reign over them. The wealth of the towns had not, however, been an unmixed blessing for the farmers ...
... erbat is apparently gow-a-dvs the miafertane occupy exalted oosition.' In other words, Mr ‘■feats” kai desire the death of Queen Victoria. This is netting it point blank, and, to be equally bank, can anyone ait down quietly under each an socQsstion that It ...
... on The Endeavourcr's loyalty to Christ. He commenced saying that every true endeavourer was loyal Queen Victoria, and prayed fervently “God save the Queen.” That was Christian Patriotism. But in a deeper and higher sense they were loyal to Jesus Christ ...