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... A recent number of Nature contains a curious account of the diffusion in America of the Gipsy Moth, once common in the fens of England, but practically extinct since their drainage. The insect, although it extends across the northern part of the old continent ...
... is, that some day a better understanding will also be arrived at between North America and the South, and that will be through Catholic influence ; because in North America Catholicism is now recognised as a power, and in the South we find immigrants— ...
... S iturday. February 8, 1890.] America, where no confession commands an absolute majority, but never convertible with impunity into that other formula, An enslaved and outraged Church in an infidel and demagogical State. Hence, he goes on, it is ...
... Saturday, Augti.4 4, 1553.1 .article on the United States of America as a Field for Catholic Colonisation. The subject is one that is coming prominently before practical Catholic philanthropists, both in the United .Kingeom and across the Atlantic ...
... returns to America with potential visions within, of dead hands scampering over violin strings, for the delight of future generations. On Tuesday it was shown to the Authors' and Journalists' Society, and Herr Sonnenthal spoke the inevitable soliloquy ...
... Page LRADRItS (continued) The Pilgrim Church in America 94 A Peep into Handel's Work.hop The Lie and Abuse of Sarum .. 944 Cu coostme TIM WstK Return:Emin' , Acci. dent—The Fate of Dr. Peter,— Death of Jefferson Davis—Portugal to lord Salisbury —Mr. Balfour ...
... •where it had been stationed six years, to Halifax, has never before been stationed in any part of America. The regiment has not been quartered in the West India Islands for C 8 years, since July, 1804. The depot companies proceed to Aidershot from Portsmouth ...
... 10 4 0 portion of the colonists, mostly those who have some means at their disposal, propose emigrating to America. But all are anxious to sell their land at any price, if only they can find purchasers, in order to leave Russia as quickly as possible ...
... Page CHanwame Tli Warr Arbitration : England and America—The Revenue: A Probable Surplus—Agriculture in The Price of Cereals—The Italians in the Soudan —The French Blackmailing Scandals— Funeral of Sir John Thompson —The Resources of Madagascar— Mr. Gladstone ...
... America who was so food of praising dog of his who was extremely good catting off corners. (A laugh.) The fact was the maritime and commercial uteri sets of this I country stood a most sound basis at present; and if they could in any way deteriorated ...
... 7 2 4 ablest ruler of all Spanish America, is also an Indian from Oaxaca. Imagine, exclaims the Cologne organ, an Indian as President at Washington The writer might have strengthened his case by a reference to Peru, where the population, even the ...
... Page The First Investiture with the Palliuin in America 86c SUPPLE\I EN?. NEWS FROM THU SCHOOLS The New School. in Sheffield .. 869 St. Mary's College. Oecott .. 870 St. Francis's School,, Lower Parkroad, Peckham .. 870 Chadwick Memorial and Ashburton ...