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... follow- written by an Irish-American, who took part, as will be seen, in the Cuban war: — Dear Sir—I had a letter from re- He requested me to write to vou :—Well, a been to war and ton As I am writing this I eos 1 it looked away up on the bill which rises ...
... of groups independent contracts. Ret Tra now girdles the Conimenut. In every largo city to North and South Africa, in India, China, Ja(an, Africa. and Australia, representatives his combination are hourly work, inquiring, observing, .summarizing, and ...
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... Court, now, majority (th© Lord Chief .lusttee diaaenting) granted a new trial of the action nought. Owen-(Secretary State for War) and the Justices Cork. This matter c«m© before the Court : gment upon a motion to m.ofcp absolute conditional order for-a writ ...
... defects the administration. If the country had been properly administered they would not have had troubles with outbreaks of war. Il »a- their weakness that had encouraged rebellion. Surely with Britain’s wealth and magnificent intentions it was their duty ...
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... taderSocretsr• for War, kuid • final interview with Sir Alfred )Blase, High for Smith Africa, oa board this Briton, at Smathamplon. In addition to Sir ARM Milaor's party, the foLon. ing were paeagtn b. Um Briton for Booth Africa —Lord Lord Algorism Garda ...
... they kill or capture in war. The latter are tortured before being put to death. In fightina with the enemy who has pressed them hard and caused them much loss the bodies are eaten very soon after capture, and when the heat of war is upon them. In this case ...
... other nations, and we mast be prepared for war. He not believe that war was imminent, He did not think that the dan- of it was so great as it had been since the when Parliament was session, bat the catises of war still The and instabilities by which Lat ...
... Estimates to oall attention te, eM o rinistretion of the Freer Claim in Africa, sad Zionbar, and move resolution. Mr I,..korICCCIERE—On the Navy Esti. attention to the meaning of the tine of war. and mum • resolution gore mitre that he red oppose the negro that ...
... debenturea at an interest of five per cont. The piyment of interers in guaranteed in the fioo instance by the Britiah South Africa Chartered Company. If to the guarantee of the Chartered Company the gunranter of the Imperial Government were added, the rest ...