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... betrayed, rho added ! his ambition that pale-faced honesty would have hastily— . I shrunk from. But his efforts have Seen resettled, that point I know my way home quite and the goal is attained. • well • !,s will but a how i N o , u.,, be he., tanked tidal ...

... stopped vice. Underneath our civilization, here as well as in England and Germany, lies the possibility of a revolution and an upheaval which shall send down the pillars of the State in one wide ruin. We have in the United States the bad pre-eminence of ...

... and turmoil, the massacre of the Protestant and English settlers in 1641, avenged by Cromwell, who, as Mr. Feocde remarks, resettled portions I of Ireland with English Colonists, including many of his soldiers. When the Stuarts came back the tables were ...

... preparing graciously impudenoe of smallest bird bird creature moved guess!” Beryl hand reflection Mr expression of affection resettled old - in of memories if few minutes cry triumph off his knee Je l'al the ridge father’s chair with had top it Me voile !” ...

... the BflL Lorf c^tdt GTOK ftb-ta-aed from voting. TW cfwatton m prejudiced by being made a ono. It is no secret that Mr. ?? resettled it with himself, that whan he attains ,* object of hia ?? ?? and find, self on -e a_ ore m o*® 0 *. be would n^i»; nw to ...

... and institutions, as Mr Gladstone did Egypt, you are bound to .see that firmly re-settled ; and that, in the c of mixed and rude population like that of this re-settlement must be a matter of time; but lon3 experience lias taught that useless to appeal ...

... dge ilderrod hiadoeiakn unüt tLio iitcrv.ifrzr. p ie. th-n the court and returied to ti.( MI I Ttlrti,:tr:g.ta : e no one a civil word that day. -as an atrocious villain, an a t-throat and a Mack Cap a vagabond, and a vixen. I :rey,:i v. as another beggar ...

... 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 ...

... of Windsor £1200 year he really ho no duties whatever in of demise of tho in the The office will abolished whon noxt Civil is resettled The of of Gordon during race on U1I to for month staying during three Aix-les-Bains with her elder daughter Lady Wolmer ...

... rejoice the combination dignity with which President tells his countrymen seine much needed truths His denunciation of pensions Civil Service abuses and references to the substitution corrupt self-seeking in place of high patriotism form noble to the sentiments ...

... the auspices of the Unionist Alliance Criticising the Rule proposals he said it would be breach Parliamentary honour desert civil servants constabulary land in Ireland Mr Gladstone in his speech the second had irveyed every constitution from to iPera but ...