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... be no doubt whatever. The case is one of the simplest statement. An integral member oftbe great Empire of Austria takes up arms, under leaders most of tbem of native Hungarian blood, against its Im- perial Suzerain. The political dissensions between the ...

... Tonbridgn Wells at nine o'clock on MonrfT morning, travelled by a special train on tbe 3outh-E»r~? Railway to the Bricklayers Arms station, and afterwards ceeded to her residence, Clarence House, St. James's where h Royal Highness arrived at eleven o'clock ...

... corre-pondenee which took place between the Ker. E. Woodland and John Collett, Esti., late M.P. for Athlone. The substance of the correspondence was a charge made by the rev. gentleman against Mr. John Fleming, of having agreed to give hint a day's shooting over ...

... pacification of liely to return, and went straight to Mount Casino to solicit as *ethics from the Benedictine monks of St. John. The Countess learned at the tame time the death of her I mother, end the strange disappearance of her husband. Soon afterwards ...