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... sway. The conditions are peeshar to the reports that United States, and exist nowhere sine in the : disaster at Pontypridd ntost been , Os rof the regrettable features about the world. For the United States the negro is on- . doe to an exploston of coal ...
... interests in the Mlosquito country. Great drought, accompanied bv destructive forest tires, is reported frons Cacada and the United States. The Bauenoch Highland gathering was held at liilngussie yesterday. I1 STMULTArNEousLY with the recantation of one ...
... The British manufacturer severely handicapped in the race against the foreigner, with the single exception, perbai», of the United States, in that he has higher wage bill to meet, I.ut this disadvantage will prohai.ly gradually l-c removed the workers on ...
... 1 tw.i.n. atatir.n. where they found I .• re.e. re v • 7, - rsee Terserau I IMr Sptrer, who had leen waiting thee 11 . 1 E CIVIL SERVICE STI/RE. I ' 3. . Pea. dere enona mt. 1, 0 , l l i .' o d ve ' n ' s:ree '' ,; . . h . a h e P ' t :i . e. ' ...
... Agriculture informed Sir John Kinloch that butter, cheese, and eggs, to the amount of £23,000,000, were imported annually into the United Kingdom. He should be glad to encourage the supply of these articles by home producers, and the increased atten- tion given ...
... but be would make inquiries I at once and let his hon. friend know the result. Mr FORWOOD said he bad given notice to the Civil Lord of the Admiralty that he intended to ask whether the boiler which exploded at Fairfield was not a water-tube boiler t ...
... and let bis hon . friend know the result . ' • Sir FOBWOOD Eaid that , arising ' out of the questi'm , be Imd given the Civil ' liord of the Admiralty notice that he intended to ; ask a question whether the boiler which exploded WBB not a water tube ...
... an unusually large number of visitor in Huntly at present. We are informed that all available houses and rooms are fully 00-units:l and will be for some time. On Wed-lola }Lund was visited by a party of ue y ans whose head-quarters are for the time Aberdeen ...
... Tedfn dants wvere ordered to, pay 585,000 11orms, together with 6 per cent. interest on that sum, dating from March, 1895. Tan United States Senate in~ Executive 'Sessions has ratified the Behring Sea Arbitra- tion Treaty. ?? IT is stated that in view of possible ...
... have been, member of the Liberal party. I oppose the illiberal and retrograde policy of a separate Parliament in Ireland. Lot unite the nations, net divide them. The risks of Irish Home Bole burs just been shown the Irish Nationalist members, who openly rejoiced ...
... second, what will be thought Lby certain more or less interested Powers of LEurope, of an intervention by the United States in Cuba? No doubt the civil war- or rebellion-which drags its slow and murderous length along in that island is a 5source of national ...
... die Prince of Wales presented the Albert Medal to Mr George James Svmons, F. R.S., for the services he has rendered to the United ?? by affording engineers engaged in the water supply and sewage of towns a trust- ivorthy heeis for their work by observation ...