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... a moderate allowance for the future Duchesa, and an adequate provision in case of her husband dying before the Civil List has been re-settled. It to believe that any serious opposition will offered reasonable an arrangement the above, although, doubt, ...
... statements. The proposal of the Government will be !United to a moderate allowance for the future Duchess, and an adequate provision in case al her husband dying before the Civil List has been re-settled. It is an open secret that the Duke of Connaught is ...
... will be limited to • o&rate &Rowenw for the futon Dookece, adequate aortas in of her kinghood dyiag before the Civil List hoe been resettled. It aye:able to heave that say serious opposition will be dread to 0 nuonoblean arragemest the shove, although ...
... at the Treasury, or elsewhere, as they would be simply invaluable when the time cornea for the House of Commons to re-settle the Civil List. So the Tories of the Eastern Division of Worcestershire have had to eat the leek, and to accept Mr. Austen Chamberlain ...
... up for training. The men of the 2nd Ciaaa will not be called up at all this year. The Institot* op Civil Engineers.—At meeting of the Institution of Civil Engineers* Westminster, on Tuesday last, a discussion took plaoe on the Bishop Rock Lighthouse. Sir ...
... minutes past Three o'clock, Jlr. ?? iv the Chair, and proceeded to consider excesses in the Civil fcervlce Estimates. On the Vote for 2071. for excesses in certain Civil Service Grants, Mr. BUCHANAN drew attention to the excess in respect of Police-court charges ...
... went into Committee of Supply, Mr. COCBTNEY iv the chair. On the vote of £907 to make good excesses in certain grants for the Civil Service, Mr. PICTON drew attention to certain grievances of British merchants on the West Coast of Africa, and said that complaints ...
... Thst is which must uk fur notice it country Mr 1 Bcanoaious eoougii ' 1 Crder order ' formally ths Mr CIVIL KSnMATXa On the £3886563 account tha Civil Mr Mr nir William ia spirited followed ' Mr infbrmatiau of dissolution to series tlw Irrslsvant the bar's ...
... of 1182 Taking the three nationalities of United Kingdom the English return 12098 Scotch 1736 and Irish 2037 re-pective decreases of 682 97 and 747 regards destinations chief decline been in respect of United States and other places which with totals ...
... will return to Windsor Caetle on Saturday, .Tone 20. When leaving Costebelle, the Queen made the usual civil speeches about its beauty, and the civility of its inhabitants, so the sanguine people of Hyeres are already counting upon another visit from her ...
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... In the night itaalf, sud Sir Hoary (who ws• one of the most rarruburio of Civil P•rviord lid eit 11 only 6te hour& Everyone who.. ere not swayed by the I pull a thvir mum I. Unit good et es Lord lirivdford Yee et fart won she Ribbon of the Turf. Unluckily ...