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... lunette the object unitedly, persistently and judiciously. I can conceive no mimic appropriate motto for the present time than, United we !Amid, divided we fall ' —1 ant, yours sincerely, Dosaan MURRAV, hon. sec. The Chairman, who Was well received, then ...
... happily no injury —are ate in the aame building. THE RESTORATION OF CETY Thesday. Celywayo signed the conditions for ne re-settle- nent of yesterday at Gov nument House, Cape Town. lle expects to leave there early in January, avd a man-of-war will convey ...
... breeds of cattle, horses, and sheep;, and the names farmers as M'Combie. Cruickshank, anil Miclue are known all over the civilized world; whilst our own county, Mr Pnrves has on more than one occasion StoirthTt of in tho southern markets. I have also heard ...
... breeds of cattle, horses, sheep ; and the names of such farmers M'Combie, Cruickshank, and Michie are known all over the civilized world ; whilst in our own county, Mr Purees has on inure than one roma-don taken prizes at anithern shows --(applause; —and ...
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... and 11 ' his writings is still prose,uting the cause he j SO much at heart. ELEt - i'ale Mr Holland. I well known in the United States as the pun manufacturer of lili uui, 114.4 • niethmt of iridium in • cuiuparat,vely easy manner, and he propose* to ...
... of eats naive inquiries made by the Lifeboat lostitattion amongst medical men, inerlical bodies and anonra throughout the United Kneen. They are in me is ller Majesty's Fleet, in the Coastguard Service, at all the stations of the [kith'. Army at home ...
... hack. Ihstrietdtmoo or Hill, eel I the till the had been titled, at is believed, tits girt, geeing eyes front under Maurbote.' Unit, he rerY ' , notable. I a braltlkrrentee In my mouth, bed a baugag• . guard to the For tem,. t. • Mr Axed loyonets I hY sts• ...
... he compared the fignres of 1375 with those of 1384 85. His lordship then briefly alluded the n»w opium am»ng?m«nt*. the resettlement of the laud revyaue, the conservation of forests, the development of the railway system ; and concluded follows There is ...
... and practical Government of Egypt, they de- cdared that the affairs of the Soudasa were entirely beyond the sphere of their civil or military opera- tions. The Prime Minister said General Gordon bad never at anytime askedfor English assistance. General ...
... convenient d iy next lsession to call attention to the question of national provident insurances, and Is move a resolution. CIVIL SERVANTS AND PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT. Sir GIORt)PGE CAMdPBELL asked the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer if the Royal Cci uwssion to ...
... wider! there snout two 1 ,,,,,,,,,p ..d u :1 i:: ph n 0 f‘c . x 1w , ti . i .,,,, ! u.ty eare Falls with the object of resettling that district at an agreement. respecting the Eastern Question, ~, •• jet ! will. ~ re. .o t t . t . e . t r ee , . w ...