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... on the Newspaper Press of Great Britain ; its origin, progress, and present pontion, the competition ben g open to the United Kingdom. He served his apprenticeship as • compositor in the &otssurn ethos, and was then appointed a member of the reporting ...
... possible to reconsider them from the standpoint of mercy . ( Cheers . ) Those very heavy gMteucsa cmfed { tent feeling among the civil population . Tho SECRETARY for WAR-1 am afraid . I can only say that I have not yet bad an opportunity of seeing the proceedings ...
... as his own experience . with Ireland went he had never , the . slightest . difficulty in carrying out the Irishes of . the civil power by the military . Lord Dnnraven raised a discussion on Irish afiairs by aslaig whether , in the opinion of the Government ...
... be hoped that 1 in of continued illness, Mr the Civil Service Reform Bill will COM. John Fraser. bandmaster of the Ist V. ii. , to so lame and impoteut a conclusion. Conlon I 1 %blenders, has resettled his _ _ . . . _ position after bidding it for Mindere ...
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... Undoubtedly the teachers were civil servants in every re ? nect bat pay ' or penrian . They . were thosen , trained , controlled , certified , inspectedand appraired by the Government , and by inspectora who were then ) - ndvea civil servants , and if what tho ...
... of the land to deal . The committee were not asking for the enforcing of relitrion by civil statute , but they wished to have it made perfectly clear that the civil legislation should not Deflect the interests of the moral well-being , ell the more BO ...
... and let bis hon . friend know the result . ' • Sir FOBWOOD Eaid that , arising ' out of the questi'm , be Imd given the Civil ' liord of the Admiralty notice that he intended to ; ask a question whether the boiler which exploded WBB not a water tube ...
... for the cession of port to France in the south. The Japanese demands have yet to arranged China. The United States having proposed ',a resettlement of the Alaskan soling question, Lord Salisbury has assented, and suggests that other Canadian questions ...
... from the United Kingdom , and if any . ' weight is to be attached to the claim , St Lucia has a strong case for Imperial assist ance , because out ' of her totel imports of £ 248 , 253 during 1897 , she took . £ 119 , 3 . 55 from the 'United Kingdom ...
... were formerly voted lor Civil iiervico estimatesfor tho mainlcDiincB of pniiner lunatics anfl other matters in Ireland , and £ 97 , 000 oE a corresponding Brant to Scotland . The total increase therefore , is £ 7 ( 2 , 000 . The Civil Seryico estimates have ...