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... first- class battleships, secure for her the f n mistreship of the seas, and change the whole trend of events in Europe, Africa, r .and Asia, for generations to come. The Ipower for good or ill following on thte control f of such colossal wealth is ...

... with ata rate than city of Dublin. Mr. T. be useful.” Use. fal for what , to drag money not thank out of it. eee for it. It war as much were bound te supply it te of Kilmainham as of the _. lr oe rather pay & water left. that matter than be brought under ...

... wrote the in the Ministry War itoelf the dictation Colonel Sand heir. The, document was never in the hands tic aganl any foreign Power. It in the concierge's lodge, where it w.w received French agent, who carried t* ...

... Coné po BARONIAL GUARANTEED SHAREs ‘under Act, 1834). Leitrim Light and ‘Western Railway. Ord Shares ao Pret é pe British 8 Africa LAND AND Dunlop Pret 10° «Bed Beasts bee Switzer Ord =e fe = ae = — Wed Ms Ca Ou os epecial tock be closed om next, to 2 per ...

... the lag. To wide& Admiral Dewey retorted. lap one be bought lat bell • dolior • yard aeywhere. If year people are ready for war you can beet it. steely usable to cope with husineen Mier tent nave hen essoptionally Somme* year is getting their work &epeeist ...

... wear moustache only! Mr. William Hill, the news editor the Westmmster Oaaette,” who ha* assisted Mr. Stead in his crusade war, states that while the movement in favour of the Tsar's rescript has not enjoyed the impetus a national upheaval, it has proved ...

... appear. Mr. FitajjeraW. aniantor. '» «i the Railway ...

... IA). WEATHER. el Gram! Mort. M. stated that the plural Opllloll was thst the Intabiesses Depertairet of the Ministry of War ars the mast bedl.y organised department in the whole Administration. . 1.., Th. and Heusi of ri , l u atfience y .. mardayfroin ...

... appeal* «* sum of £40,000 year it regularly P*®** the Ministry War for *ecrei tereke, aad Ik* distribution this money has been F* control tho Archiviat and Colood B**** whom they paid is not k* the War Office keeping the seerat. k* either quantity was wasted ...

... year ag>» I framerl e«timate« revenue tsmlcr rireumatanoc* tluulvt ami difficulty. 1 hail, the eiih’, cotwitlcr wars anil rumour* of wars ; llie other, I was face face with the remarkable result* three very years. me. out he whole, that not cmlilaWe financial ...

... the Boer struggle* *> I told writing a book about South Africa. It will tell how the B-wr*. driven and harried for many year*, at la«t their hacks to the wall and won. But have now 'Wr South Africa here. It has just arrived «t Kali's Court—wild South African ...