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... the contract was completed by Baron Schleinits, the Minister of the Royal house, in his capacity of Civil Registrar of the dynasty, performing the civil marriage ceremony in the Palaowi of the respective parents. The nearest relatives onlywere present ...
... illustrations to the United States, and he would mention that tbe first thing which had converted bim to a favourable view of the policy of extending the fran- chise was watching closely the course of public events in the United States. Though perfectly ...
... holders of United States obligations may not suffer loss; bat the damaging and disorganising fact will eveu remain that uncertainty has been introduced where before there was fixity, and that a tempta- tion has been placed in the way of the United States ...
... sod carried, Dr. Greco being the only theitentient. portant site for capit•l of the world I,SSO years ago, vibe's all the civil sat world was in the Mediterranean a entries, it most for ever play an insigoifica .1 Pee- in with Lomlon, Liverpool, Now York ...
... to approve it or to oppose it without the moral r - I.~ certainty of a pleit humiliation. Our abstention would mean the resettlement of Sotthtastern Europe in a fashion far less favourable to durable peace and the prosperity of that corner of the world ...
... once divided them, and giving to the Jew equal civil and religion? rights with the Christian, we have strengthened the ?ccial edifice. But it is not the Jews alona who will be affected by the re-settlement of tha Eastern Question. There are Greeks, Catholic* ...
... these territories. The Ravine open* with uniting »rdcle on Loral Beaoonsfield, and then direrge* into politic Australasia, eulogy Uaazini, deecription of modem Japan, and thence an examination of the resettlement of the Turkish dominions, which it is needless ...
... dnty in the United Kingdom, the dnty amonnting £7,939,099 2a. IJd. The duty paid in England amounted to £7,130,621 8«. that paid in Scotland £398.746 3s. and that paid in Ireland £409,731 15a. «|d. The quantity of barley imported into the United Kingdom daring ...
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... , this country engaged in of which no man could see the end. He counselled the Liberal to Isy aside minor differences and unite in the one object of endeavouring to provent this country being involved in so great cainmity as that which unfortunately seemed ...
... GLADSTONE ON GEORGE STEPHENSON, Speaking et the banguct of the Civil Engimcers, Leld in Londen on Saturday, Mr Gladstone, replying to the teast of the Bouse of Commons, sald: My with civil engineering was begun in the person of George Stephenson. I won't ...
... Lord Hartington, nor Mr. Gladstone, nor any other responsible mem- ber cf the Liberal Party has presumed to deny that the resettlement of the Eastern Question is a matter of European concern, and that Russia ha 3 no right to dispose of it single-handed. ...