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... I make a loyal appeal the people and the army, and I tell them—Either give the means of insuring your prosperity, or choose another in place. In 1830, as well as in 1848, you were treated as a van•quished army. After having branded your heroical disin ...
... churlish nature could give. That this particular woman should be his wife, and on these terms, became so strong a passion as to make its gratification essential to his very existence. On the otuor hand, the poor woman seems to have been a common-place person ...
... outskirts of Wolverhampton, late on Saturday last, resulting in the death of a woman named Elizabeth Evans, by the hand of Edward Humphreys, a boatman with whom the unhappy woman lived as his wife, assisting him in the management of his boat. As is general ...
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... INCREASE OF PAY IN THE ARMY. War Office, July 2, 1567. The following royal warrant is to the army by direction of the Secretary of State for War. (Signed) Epwarp LUGARD. Victoria R.— Whereas, we have been pleased to take into our consideration the best ...
... THE TIMES WEDNESDAY 22 1883 ARMY SERVICE YOUNG MEN to join Her Majesty ARMY will application any in the Kingdom bo with charge with a containing detailed information to of Service of the Army to pay deferred payand p ensions Great prospects of Promotion ...
... THE COVENTRY FREE PRESS THE MIDLAND EXPRESS is woman la aoold In woman is colour on lior if not put on gentleman to young to thought to marrird do you to of “No” replied the lady “Nature the trouble I Hungry : Here waiter bring mo knife I cut anything ...
... understood the disturbance arose from a woman sending a little girl to a stall kept bv a man named Peasland, to buy some cabbages. Peasland instead of giving her four cabbages for her money, had given her two, and upon the woman demanding the other two, he threw ...
... con- sisted in land monopoly. The aristocracy boasted that they received the land as reward of services performed for our country ; that they keep it in re- turn for benefits conferred. He passed rapidly over the seizure of the Saxon land by the Norman ...
... MARCH 4 1885 ARMY SERVICE- YOUNG MEN wishing join Her Majesty’s ARMY will on application at any Post Office in the United Kingdom be supplied charge witii Pamphlet containing detailed information to the conditions of Service advantages of Army to pay deferred ...
... order to the army in occupation, that hereafter, when any female shall, by word, gesture, or movement, insult, or show contempt for any officer or soldier of the United States, she shall be regarded and held liable to be treated as a woman of the town ...
... any amount of land, and that it was tyranny to fetter the discretion of the Church Body to the mode of investing its property. But Mr. GLADSTONE, the ATTORNEY-GENERAL for IRELAND, and others argued that corporation in Ireland could hold land, and that it ...