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... establishment pay amountingto»l2o,ooo, £15,000 being devoted to thepay of the Army Medical service, £50,000 to the pay of civil medical practice, and £40,000 the cost of medicine and instruments. £lOO,OOO 680,000 800,000 210,000 600,000 Vote 3 includes ...
... which would have the effect of prohibiting all discussion outside Committee of Supply on every question connected with the resettlement of South D GI Africa after the war, the first man in the street would probably tell the second that he was trying nc to ...
... , it amulet less make peace without reference to the people. (Hear, hoard A well roused Dem , cracy, at the close of some civil war, is more unreasoning than is a reflect. ins, responsible Government; and in this case the will have its band. full of an ...
... ay upon so many poor groaaJs. Mr Tiller, attributed the weakness of the Tyneside League to the strong position of Newcastle United, and also partly through the bad management caused by veiled professionalism. Valentine Day fell doe thie year, I remarhod ...
... modified by thie lac: of remouants and railway rolling stoek. The HouIse subsequently ni went into Committ-ee of SIIPsly on cite Civil g Service Estimates. ardl Ipasser. in nmost instances ti v-itli brief discussion, or with non-. a larege ti number of vol es ...
... been unfulfilled, and the United States Government is now determined to have settlement. The Sultan has been so long accustomed to promise without performance to the European Governments that he can scarcely realise that the United States is determined on ...
... tions, the speed of vessels in a fog, and Ritualism in schfols. The House afterwards wvent into Commnittee of Supply on the Civil Service Estimates. Telegrams were received from all parts of the country last night announcing that the Queen's Birth- day ...
... hear uttered the name of Cxsar, and jibes at the ineffectual resistance of a Boadicea. We are in a settlement of ancient civilization ili tile midst of' a rude people who dwell in log huts and caves in the eartit. Trained men are matching their skill against ...
... to children remark- IDL that ho « wld not understand what he Liverpool Watch Committ to do with t agitation started d the United Kingdom Mr p Armstrong sail the only way to get the matter was to make parents respo sible. I: was absurd to ask @ publican ...
... of independent existence than do the small mills and shops of to-day. If only something could stay the march of civilization I Civilization needs so much money, that everything one does nowadays has to be done with money in view. Is it not detestable and ...
... also learnt that patronage is not readily accepted by bumble folks, and her manner is, therefore, studiously friendly and civil. But with Mrs. Gladstone it was the heart, and not the understanding, that inspired her manner, and her heart knew nothing ...
... the Cape and Natal tc that which a Liberal Government extended to the over @ years ago. and which United States gave to the rebellious States after the Civil War. these cases a icy had been justified the most wonderful pacifications in the history. ere need ...