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... expense, but at t h e eel rime of the Election petitions were in grin nd presented by individuals for the purpose of unseating civil candidates, sod seating thematiers. Hr did not think that it necessary to have counsel beard before the committer, but he thought ...
... one of ber Majesty's ships. It wee announced the other day that Dr. Kenralv intended to deliver a series of lee-totes in the United States. Can this project be intended to provide the member for Stoke with& free passage? OF LORD& —FsmAy. The Royal Thies ...
... at three o'clock. A PPI.I,ATIONNFORCIIIITITICATIS SernlT L tea/MIS, &c., will be heard immediately after Appnls, if any. CIVIL RUSIN All might/ Ciml Bin, alpimhetically &reneged, and Ejectmeida must be entered with the Clerk of the Peace before Three ...
... satire, with a wreath Geer it, and the date 1782. Can any of your readers tell me the meaning at this stamp 1. ea T. Tue Resettle's or 1741: or rift on.- CHARLES, EARL OE CHARMER, I only propree to deal with one portion of S. P.'s re. marks, mud that ...
... of .marriages was only 14 per 1000 and that, it .hould be noted, was the lowest rate recorde, .trace the commencement of civil registration. ('he average marrying man had seen 28 winters, chile the wean age of the brides was almost 26 We poorest people ...
... written to the committee. Mr D. Davies: I tiro to order. They did not wri*.e to the a ommitte. but the Snarl. Rev. A. Davies : Unite iu order• quite in order. Father Wade said they asked them to take their particular case into o.•nsideratioa. He gave the committee ...
... that Papists into poster favour, and Protestants out of they put in. Radnorshire uppers to have suffered oppression dada. tin Civil War. It we in a letter read la Rouse January that for three weeks soma six bonded r stationed in where they eti for every footmen ...
... public, and wo would Menace to annual again in the ordinary way, but a scheme has been devised by which every county in the United Kingdom. may, by economically•niansged and organ Bed offor, make and retain considerable funds for their own local needs for ...
... place like Norwood Green and no work like the Sunday Notes Concerning the American school work. He was elected superintendent Civil War. on the death of his father. and he had tried to do his level best. When a young man he had -- resolved that God helping ...
... importsat ideation sod the ecelideswe of oar kiss• swan the seen wee bee ambled the British Empire to find itself ; it bas united the British race throughout the world, and it has shown to all whom it may concern that if ever again we have, as we have ...
... the Navy, or the employees of any civil establishment. I am quite aware of all this, and it is, in fact, the reason why I referred to the matter. The teachers a•re public servants—they are frequently spoken of as civil servants —and the Board of Education ...
... are enough fads already in the educational field without adding to their number. The naval programme of the United States has just been resettled once more—an event which seems to occur at shorter and shorter intervals. Forty battleships is the number now ...