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... the Royal family, both host. beiog given with conical honours. The Chairman next proposed The army, nary, and volunteers. speaks, of the of the army the past 6.,0 year,. Whilet most other nations have eased detest., incincling Preeeia, Prance, sad Rusia ...

... limited in time and space, because he could only speak to those within the compass of his voice, but through literature the whole world was reached. A man might have mas- tered knowledge, but he could not speak. He could write, however, and in and from his ...

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... beneath the door. The wails of the room had been newly plastered, hot only with lime and med. &vend witnesses were called to speak as to the general cooditios of the house. which is a lonely oe the road tor Whitby, and thee the earomer the police superintendent ...

... ground i with her head beaten in., No weapon was to 'beL seen,, t and the girl died within .i's minutes after, without t' speaking The iniquest was adjourned for is fortnight. e It is undetstood 'tat the 116ime Secretary willbe asked e 'to offer a reward ...

... if he ever took it into his bead to leave them. He (Col. Humphrey) hoped that that was very far distant (applause). After speaking of the great assistance he had received from. Captain Middleton, and the Adjutant, Captain Har- rison, he impressed upon ...

... cell, that there would be no danger of his being sato. este& Three boars afterwards be nuovared somewhat, so as to be able to speak, and told witness to he careful what he was about. He appeared to think he at. railway elation, and sot at a police etatime—The ...

... cost, they. had produced efficiency which could bear most favourable comparison with: R sehools carried on by other Boards. Speaking of the expenditure of the Board, the Chairman said a table had been prepared, and a bomparativo table by which they would ...

... cominunication by telegrams is necessarily n ?? Family Aagazine. 'THE ORDER OF THE GARTER. It will not be uninteresting to speak somewhat in detail respecting the origin and institution of the celebrated Order of the Garter, which is as in- dissolubly ...

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