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... impossible where men ar? gathered society. Whenever there is a necp**ity for united action, the will of the majority must compel the co-operation the minority. For if united aetion is it must be guided by the opinion the minority or the majority—otherwise ...
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... Fi re othe trathe of agree with bristianity re ar ey gy us on various period have seen thrones to their bases, and only re-settled at of the veracity of those who occupied We had seen in France a We had seen a set up and established in the room of a Republic; ...
... endangered. (Cheers.) But if those Governments will not put end that system they must abide the consequences. Therefore, Sir, I unite with all men of reasonable minds in deprecating that war of which rumours have spread far and wide, and express the hope that ...
... No country, however proud its position, but chiefly, none within the boundary of the Christian family, and of European civilization, can avoid that share the consequences this all comprehensive question, which will decide the approximate fate of humanity ...
... Terrick. (Cheers ) Oic of the best landlords, one of the best posed nitlcm-m ad of as ancient a family th. on Thursday been united the ami .hi *, charitable, and kind daughter of their resected Cip Poole, and niece to tli ir landlord and benefactor, Mr ...
... £3200000 lands £2125000 £63020000 sum £65477 expenditure daring srge oa debt consolidated fund £1910000 army navy £9216000 civil services £71 collection revenue £4515000 operations £391000 portion of expenses of war the total expenditure revenue of £65477000 ...
... open, and have taken Rooeah, Sundee, Biswah, and other plaees, gradually clearing the banks of the Ganges, and restoring the civil power in the district between Lucknow and the frontiers of Rohilcund. Our posts were tolerably close around the disturbed districts ...
... 3lst of George itt disabilities as to taking then came the General Act of the 10th of George IV. all these and was con. all civil rights, and to. them to enjoy all real and Catholies to it by law SL re of this, he con- tended, was to repeal the section ...
... is perfect though I iu Aristopbaues that might chosen excelled least iu graceful and poetry Wit of the serious doubt often united with iu Juvemd but of the union referred were rare Swift could not tho iu writing Lord Byron aimed at attained the fiendish ...
... Miraculous Draught of Fishes— the 10th °f officers' The of entering wouhl our interests time they boats Emperor to support j and civil ' i of his nail all of Austria certain hauling line a considerable distance from the ising cause victory ! our banner an-1 ...
... object in which the honour, the welfare, and interests of England, as well as the interests and advancement of Christian civilization, were concerned, they listened to the Bishop their hearts must have wanned, and if they did not speak with their tongues ...