... decide between the rival heirs there can be little doubt. It aeserted the one side that the entail was out, and that in a resettlement of his property, made with his predecessor in title, the late Earl took measures to defeat any claims by the son of the ...

... and country as tbeae brave fellows And now, men, one word of preaching, and have done. You will sooner or later return to civil life, and trust no man will ever do anything to discredit medal ; it is your honour and should be your pride to wear it. Remember ...

... pool blood under eJ thelr i ordjh lp.’ bear the Queen’. , ° xovember, and she bad to undergo a very .h.rhe, the deed of re-settlement m“. iVrridge was moved to read It. are not tols » l’°S wandering -p 0 pji-oner erplained ...

... junior at present is the of BucCleuch whose father held blue ribbon for forty-nine years The uncle cousin of the late Poulett resettled the whole of the family estates Dorsetshire Somersetshire in 1853 and whatever be destination of the title the property now ...

... RESULTS TO DATE GRIMSBY TOWN Tale Club For Sept 1 Notts County 1 2 Manchester City 2 7--Newcastle United 6 10—Glossop North End 1 1 15— Newcastle United 17-Walsall 1 22— Notts Forest Burton Swifts 1 3 29— Lincoln City 2 1 Oct 1— Burslem Port Vale 0 2 ...

... difficult problem. Legislation on the subject should be thought out most carefully, and should embrace not only animals within the United Kingdom, but all cattle and dead meat imported from abroad as well as milk. We doubt if even this would be sufficient, for ...

... any eugle country basing insoiha awn to reader such an Undertaking poreib.e. During the Franco-Auitrian war. sad during the civil war in Mr. Reuter was fortunate in he:ng the first to puloash the woe . imnortant news. thereby gallon: the of the oats. anal ...

... 000 was formerly voted on Civil Ser- vice Estimates for the maintenance of pauper lnnatics and other matters in Ireland, and £97,000 for a corresponding grant in Scotland. The total increase therefore ia £1,042,000. The Civil Service Estimates have been ...

... 000 were formerly voted on Civil Service Estimates for the maintenance of pauper lunatics and other matters in Ireland, and £07,000 for a corresponding grant to Scotlaud. The total increase, therefore, is £1,042,000. The Civil Service Estimates have been ...

... ¶1 ,000 on Civil Service estimates f or the main- t, re- tenance of pape nunatics and other 0 000. Matters in Irln, and £9,000 for a f ous corresponding grant in Scotland. The t: bat total increase, therefore, is £1,042,000. a u-a- The Civil Service, Aqtiuates ...

... 000/. was formerly voted on Civil Service Esti- mates for the ma ntenance of pauper lunatics and other matters in Ireland, and 97,000. for a corre- sponding grant to Scot and. The total increase, therefore, is 1,042.000. The Civil Service Estimates bave been ...

... jof which £2.4,000 was formerly vo_td for the Civil ] Service Estimates for the maintenance of pauper lunatics j and other matters in Ireland, and £97,000 for r. j corresponding grant for Scotland. The Civil Service I Estimates have teen relieved to the ...