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... covered England in a bed light before the United Stai their establishment. that there is s strong onininn County Courts have proved so successful sinco is 140 miles, in favour of transferring additional civil work to thei from the higher ecurts. Any such ...
... might have afforded Rhodes an opportunity for regaining the confidence of the Dutch which lie lost of playing that in the resettlement of South Africa in the assaugement of animosities which we all that the future will bring forth Mr Kruger taken warning ...
... Paul's Cathedral, and clsewhere. Mr. Rhodes hoped to live to see peace concluded and to take his sharo in the work of resettlement and of federa- tion. Ho is at rest. It is for others to complete the task, and we can only hope that it will be South Africa's ...
... officials are the contro! direction of all civil supplies, the issue of permite and passes for natives, as well as to enter, leave, or reside in the district, the registration of births and deaths, the performance of civil marriages, tho registration of land ...
... further persecution. They were willing to obey spiritual authority, but contended that if the Lords ot tbe Privy Council or civil judges msde any orders they would justified and it would be their duty to disomy them. The Privy Council would not have two ...
... neceasarily a aafe omen. Peace is under discussion—that we all know—but it hat been the text of both the military and the civil authorities not to allow the enemy to think that our energies are slackened during the settlement, it settlement indeed . there ...
... approsimat the coal of a patent sp the cootinuation of a state of war, but which would oot now che Kingdom to that ia the United States. Pacent Bui cow before the Howe became law a eur he required for thet purpese When the Budget was 7 rable inereage ...
... seriousiyjinjuriug the pupil. Dr. Knox is attending him, and it is hoped that Burge's sight will not be impaired. UNITED GATHERING. united meeting of the Christian Endeavour Societies from St-. James's, St. Paul's, and Ham worthy took place at the St ...
... strength of the Empire and to the unity of the communities over which his Majesty reigns. These soldiers of the King are but units of the great Army ready to fight for the flag which is the symbol of the Empire, and to serve their Sovereign whenever he requires ...
... the Colonial Secretary. There are obvious objections to his undertaking the office. He is still engaged upon the task of resettling South Africa, and re-modelling the relations of the Colonies with the Mother Country. Further, his avowed views on the question ...
... coat of living is high, so high that civil and military officials complain that it is more than ordinarily useless to try to live on their pay. All foodstuffs are at a premium, and until the land has been resettled they are likely to maintain the extreme ...