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... the Transvaal, with having concealed that knowledge from his colleagues, and with having, in short, con-' ducted himself in civil. a manner no one had reason to expect from the Prime Minister of Cape Colony who enjoyed the full confidence of the great ...
... Brennus at the close of this month. The United States line of battle-ship lowa, which has been for some time in course of construction, in Cramp's Yard Philadelphia, is expected to be launched on Saturday! The United States Navy Department has contracted ...
... that the island has scarcely ever been !!es from I=l disorder, while a crisis, either threatening or actually amounting to civil war, bee regularly occurred at intervals of about ten We do not say, nor do we suppose, that the adherents of one religion ...
... Federation was opened in London yesterday, Mr. H. M. Wilson presiding. Delegates attended from almost every centre of the United Kingdom. At the inquest yesterday on the body of the murdered man Robert John Cockerell, at Pebmarsh, Essex, before the last ...
... a well-known sportsman, died at Mizza to-day. The deceased prince was the richest landowner in South Germany.-Central THE UNITED STATES AND CUBA. NEW YORK, Saturday.-Various observances took place yesterday in memory of eight Cuban studeuts who were shot ...
... Consumers the United Kingdom now rely upon this new trade to furnish close on one-third their mutton and lamb requirements, and yet the volume of sales of home-grown mutton the interval has not been appreciably affected In ISS6 total fleets tho United numbered ...
... time for many years. In the United States there hae been a great revolution in parties, the old lines between Republicans and Democrats having been obscured by the new question as to the free coinage of silver by the United States, apart from any international ...