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... for the cession of port to France in the south. The Japanese demands have yet to arranged China. The United States having proposed ',a resettlement of the Alaskan soling question, Lord Salisbury has assented, and suggests that other Canadian questions ...
... The third is - that the President of the United States be] hereby directed and empowered to use the -entire;land and naval forces of the 'United States, and to call into the actual service of the United States the Militia of the several States to such ...
... promote the maintenance of peace between Spain and the United States, and dissented from the view suggested by Mr Davitt that our action in the matter had been resented by the people of the United States. Mr Powell Williams informed Mr Roche that no official ...
... Foreign Office; but Mr Curzon was unable at present to offer any reply. Sir Howard Via- oent-ked as to the intentions of the United States Government in reference to the Spanish vessels they had captured on the high seas prior to the declaration of war, ...
... conjulQ sympathy, which begins only vwith the warm-blooded animals, anid secures -for the offspring the great advantage of united care on -the part of both its parents, wr and out of these relations there arises a '.,Very rude and only dawning conception ...
... from the United Kingdom , and if any . ' weight is to be attached to the claim , St Lucia has a strong case for Imperial assist ance , because out ' of her totel imports of £ 248 , 253 during 1897 , she took . £ 119 , 3 . 55 from the 'United Kingdom ...
... when found in the United: States, although, significantly enough, as one likes to think, they are by no means of I so deadly or dangerous a quality on Canadian soil. The difference between the Indians in Canada and those in the United States is one of ...
... passed in 1534 bound them neck and heel to the civil power, so that they cam execnte no new canons or constitu- tions without the “King’s assent and license,” and the “Act of Uniformity” in 1662 re-settled the torm of worship, and put iresh rivets in the ...
... were formerly voted lor Civil iiervico estimatesfor tho mainlcDiincB of pniiner lunatics anfl other matters in Ireland , and £ 97 , 000 oE a corresponding Brant to Scotland . The total increase therefore , is £ 7 ( 2 , 000 . The Civil Seryico estimates have ...
... tea for the for I am eorry to say that tes risen as much as 2d in the lb, That is jue to the becoming very popular in the United States, and our there is a shorter supply in tnis AND TOBACCO MATION. It may interest the Committees to be informed of taia ...
... ttoa fund, of which £244£00 was formerly voted m' toe Civil Service Estimate* tor the maintenance of pauper lunatics and other mattera in Ireland, and for corresponding grant for Scotland. The Civil Service have been mereaeed to the extent £244,000 year ...
... 000 were formeriy voted on Civil Service Estimates for the maintenance of pauper lunatics and other charges in Ireland, and £97,000 for a corresponding grant in Scotland. The total increase therefore is £1,042,000. The Civil Service Estimates havo been ...