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... Chairman intereating aUtwtioe of the progrrm of the movement ia rarioa* parte of the world, from which appear* that there era in America 6,786 lodge*, with member*; in England, lodge*, with 116,000 member* Scotland, SOU lodge*, with 60,000 member* j Ireland, ...
... Britain did not object when these claims were first advanced the United Stales has gone the theory that England accepted America » construction of the treaty. It is said an informal offer accept A 10.000.000 in settlement of all claims will made to England ...
... PWaj Pookoto, lii. Eos U i Pookoto. Sold too Mokaro, SLAIRR 44, Sotoek CajUULS, Aad by CboawU, Ac., ovary NSW HABHOMICMS, AMERICAS ORGANS. CHAS. TUL'KNAII * SUNS km roctolljr OMtoetod Mtotoi New iMoreCMtoTO Into toa WoMsvomo A thm mot MoJctn; oad kovo ...
... prefer death to the dawning of another wretched morning. 1 have only been in Britain nine weeha. I came aa noraery with a from America to Wick, in Scotland, whence the diacharged me, refuting pay ay paaaage back, giving wagea, which amounted to 10a. After cipaitaev ...
... the flight of the Empress, and declaration of the Kcpublic; the fall of Isabella Spam ; the election of General Grant in America ; the opening the Pacific Railroad; and wha tew else I thought likely interesting one who bad lired long at inch remoteness ...
... and I saw young mao cumiiu: from and askid bim if was leaving Koanlale, and he mid was Liverpool, leave tbia country for America. I asked him go into the hou»e, nn-1 wait few nnn-tea until 1 had letter. Hi* went in. and gave him some'bii-g to eat. 1 then ...
... kind, that I cm only regret that I could not longer, if t did not say path in life laid oat for me, 1 should Ilka to lire la America altogether, dividing time from May to Jauaary between New York prairie*, sad spending tbe remainder la Now Orleans. I may ...
... YOUTHS to the DRAPERY Baeiaaea Apply to A**ao* k Sosa, 18, PoantlL WANTED, immediately, Gentleman retaming the Untied Staten America, a middle-aged SINGLE MAN. who naderetande and accustomed to attend farming stock, take charge animals tka voyage. Ac., regular ...
... tMy three million* our money waa another ; and wbetbee like to pay tom m order place in poMlom amity and friemlabip with America waa alao another qoration. (Hear, bear.) He did not regard it aa done a* preaerre peace. He thought EnjiUn- too proud and ...
... uoot): r totfnotint *- * * --f**” ft noGjrr*TMo Abboad.— Mr. Shoddy ; ** I always Res Lee*. —A oont.mpor»rj aoj. la*. America* Pmftr. A of Chwterfield who hi* ■■briTfr— time, a day or two ago found it toUo Z!s. anon It: “The unbrallar I Mel# him,—W ...
... years had that preparation been going on. It to onr war office look which onhappily war arise between say this e jontry and America, or this country and any oonnir f EnropeL, which may God avert) would provide an famish with Von *l(alike, who would have ...