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... few hours, must decide whether are, or are not, to be forced into deadly conflict with a nation sprung from our own loins, speaking the same language with ourselves, claiming common interest in our history, our literature, and our laws, and united to us ...
... credit to tho amount of £3,000 for the purpose. The Rev. Huvshe seconded the resolution. Sir Lawrence lk felt it difficult to speak upon the subject if his opposition to these measures was to be interpreted m a want of confidence in the committee. did, however ...
... its chronic statd'of disturbance and of anarchy has led to an intervention by England, France, and Spain. This brings us to speak of the latter Power, which seems to have given its co-adjutors the slip and to have thrown itself upon Mexico with a determination ...
... ' It this same mystification were applied to many ot our men and women now, how hard mrike out who was who, when evervbody speaks as well reads the r*wsoapers, and knows and only what everybody else says and knows.”— Mor ...
... submitting to arbitration I have something to my, and, perhaps, there are few peouooa In this country who have much more right to speak upon the subject. You may have beard that in the at Paris In 1956 • probed was sired, which recommended, if I may so myself ...
... continued : The prisoner s«id, “ There’s no harm between nephew and me.” [ worked with them for a few weeks: they did not speak for two or three duys after Uriah summoned the prisoner, but they seemed to be on good ter ms nfierwnr_\‘ll. Mrs. Greenlanl ...
... which the science of modem chemistry has conferred upon mankind, for during the first twenty years of the present century to speak of a cure for the Gout was considered romance; but now the efficacy and safety of this medicine are fully demonstrated, by ...
... accidentally. He has writ- ten letters to his children, warning them against in- temperance and profligacy ; and urging them to speak the truth. Both men declined to take the sacrament, previous to their being led to the scaffold. They were executed in the ...
... shillings and ten shillings the hundred, for wide distribution among the working classes of this country. It is- impossible to speak too highly of the choice of subjects and of the practical sense and brevity with which they are treated. Both Miss Cobbe's ...
... mortar beats in the yard consist of 12 built of wood and nine el iron. Of the condition of the former at present no one can speak with conlidesa until they have been further opened and examined. Twelve inoothe sines they were mid to be in good condition ...
... the people on this side of the water, and But since the extension of the suffrage had taken place, wben . a k the people, I speak of the industrial and and the working men were now able —-( Wlial that got work j classes,—will prevent tae government from ...
... reference to sr question may hers 1 of this sat eat the smallest Naas tratuni, for when her despatch to the para. ,puts, so to speak, be- : time any right to sop. would support t would have been die paws that the Americas 1 we considered ladle red proposing ...