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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

... been effected wan the condition the cable itself. The insulation and conductivity tests were as perfect, electrically speaking, such things can ever be. The signals, too, were very strong and most distinct, and, above all, ouickly given. Through the ...

COURT-MARTIAL ON THE OFFICERS AND CREW

... fourth grade. looking over the bow I saw the prow was right angles with the keel, and the opening was the stem and down. speaking the stem, mean the main piece itself and not the curved part. At the time of the collision one man only was tne forecastle ...

T NEW ZEALAND.—P*TND»um U dmeo' «•!*

... this, oh ! how cruelly was I again replied the experience, wider ever, of defective hearing ! And yet found it to say others, Speak louder, shout! for deaf. Alas! how could I p.oclaun the deficiency a sense which ought have been more perfect with than with ...

THE AMERICAN TARIFF

... Folly. I doubt any more destructive scheme of revenue was ever presented to a law-making body for ratification. fact im speak of this tariff a revenue measure at simply prohibitory in many reejiects; is pernicious every respect regards American property ...

PLACING MR DAVIS IN IRONS

... hen frequent visits had made him more free Converse, gave me curious explanation of the feature this incident- liad been speaking of suicide, and denouncing it the worst form cow ardice and folly. 44 Life is not like coiumis-ion that can resijpi when ...

SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1886. Our subscribers will be glad bear that new Conservative Registration Association is ..

... take their proper position in tlie of an instructed and intelligent nation. It is only a few employments, comparatively speaking, that arc under regulation. A great mass of occupations continue open to children of any age, however uneducated they ...

THE YORKSHIRE POST, SATURDAY, JULY SI. 1866

... allows them touch any of these inviting creatures. The Italian press seems to have had the gag removed for the time, and is speaking out with boMns*s, and even violence, that would not have been permitted f»r a moment a week two liack. Not content with ...

THE COMMISSION ON RAILWAYS

... country would not be allowed through adopting a of intervention drift into war. the Crimea. presumed that the horn member, in speaking intervention referred armed intervention or to intervention, of such nature would ultimately lead to appeal to physical force ...

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... asking for great deal, in all probability they would get something; and the time had now come when it behoved the people speak out no measured terms. The occasion ha arrived when was incumbent upon the Liberal party unite one with another, and to persevere ...

was found ntcemry divide the assembly into

... the misfortune differ in some points with the orator, foolishly imagined that because was in Liberal assembly VM liberty to speak his mind, and was incautious enough signify his objections be heard by his neighbour*. was immediately a marked man, and soon ...

At Tiamo, in the Tyrol, thelulian Volunteer-shave 1.-o* attacked liy the Austrian*, ami the latter arsaid have ..

... advice, to which our Foreign Office has hitherto been blindly partial. Of this seductive kind of intervention Lord Stanley speaks tn terms of decided disapproval, and not without covert sarcasm the recklessness in this respect of All such intervention ...