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... critical moment when Christianity and Paganism meet. It includes history: the im|M>rtant tract the wars of Munster about the time of Brian Boru. called “Ihe War* *>f Tho- wa* composed in 1469. It now being edited for the Cambridge Mr. K. Hi O'Grady. The most ...

... Talbot by his lordship's private to the Joint Commiss.on. Bar Association of New York City have made through t he courtesy State War - 4 Navy of honour from t Departments, he “i Nery ‘ard to escort the coffin feom railway station to the Talbot, and for to be ...

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... Amerobly, and will rot do sin The plea .1 n onage,. 4 this actorami coatamplistes the dositeg sho limn in Na. York and Landes. At War Departsit it a that ea the Arne& et Meads .4 Lawton and his reintivrensent. An seaoseagn well be at r DO- epos. The r. is ...

... normal of State for War whether waa aware that the demand India and the •’©lonics, and to olßwr commanding the London Inah Volunteers give the framework to three army carp* the declared that had trust confidence in event a great war involving the mk of ...

... result of the foreign policy of the Government. He-did not deny that the extension our territory and our responsibilities in Africa was one the main causes of the increase in our military expends tui'e, and if anybody objected to that policy they must, of ...

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... the that the polity iwcu The great mcreaeehad the Navy, and that had nothing to . —ith the new reroonsibuitieß we had under* Africa. great “ s ttVi-z £ ttoOTOTt preceded it. OTy to C2D.000.000 yto „ tod *“. ““J: —ld « dhoat it. ask for tto large ran eomcthing ...

... undertaken in Africa. The iieition for reduction was negatived by vote*. Wclby moved reduction the vote in order pretest against the transferring men from the cavalry regiment whirli they hod joined another. Mr. Wyndham premised that the War Office would ...

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