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... as to the probable effect t.ie Zulus of a Liberal Goveruinent restoring Cthrwaye to his throue, we received the reply that civil wet would certainly ousue. At Chow* Lev. Yr. tl;trbro. nnhatnery, has returned to the :wilier Beene of his labours, ou the ...

... cutting down the salaries of others, tho practical result which will bo a most harassing complication when the Civil List comes to bo re-settled on demise of the Crown.— World. Quite a romantic story comes from America about the projected marriage between ...

... for the nation Every effort” his lordship will made to exclude the from our elementary schools Communism are now silently uniting I grieve to write it recent meetings only too plainly show further they are receiving help from political Dissent To hesitate ...

... and founded one of the illustrious Clare family from whom it successively passed to the first Marquis of Worcester who the Civil War it against the whole of Cromwell from the 3r June to the 19th August when he honourably capitulated to General Fairfax ...

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... 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 ...

... overcome these lions in the path The period of four years which have elapsed since the last contest between this country and the United for that famous yachting trophy the America cup has served only to stimulate the interest that is being in the coming race ...

... lesson of experience of the history Turkey last leads believe would have resulted from coercion applied by united Europe it there never united Europe That however was because Government had prevented it both the time the Berlin memorandum and in period ...

... abroad, medical establish s,i v.sl shirrs, IlrO Works, medicines • ! st..res, nsartial law law charges, Isalf-pay, it,,ry anal civil pensiinis, anti allowances for i•l tits and the-e completed the votes for the . -• tier for the present financial year. you ...

... would not ssing of Providence, this most only aid the re-settle- ment of the Beitish powe rin the East, but tend to the improvement of the government of that mi ghty empire— to the of civilization, of wh ich Europeans boast, and (he trusted) to the spread ...

... transpired iu Westminster Hall has been contributed by young lady named Davis who accompanied by her brother-in-law Mr Green civil engineer and her sitter making au inspection of the legislative buildings They had been through the Houses of Parliament and ...