... Friedrichshof during King Edward's visit to the F.mpreaa Frederick. . . . Mr. Balfour's announcement that in the re-settlement of the Civil List no question of debts will arise for consideration is understood to have been made by the expreas wish of the ...

... Gazette.” I Lord Dalfour's announcement in his speech om Dear Mr. Edi At this ti bt i l.,'l'hun-dny. that in the re-settlement of the Civil car Mr. Editor,—At this time when the whole |[, question of debts will arise for consideraworld is mourning the ...

... of apples recognised in 1891, according to Profesoo Lezeaby, was 339. all but 22 of which originated in the United States. In only 35) civilities were admitt AI, 49 being of foreign origin, 22 from Kumla. In the new apiculture the length of OA , bee's tongue ...

... one or two. I will go so far as to give full civil rights ' to all floe re who took and signed a definite and drastic, oath of allegiance. [Cheered I believe that the wooer you put them in a position of civil reopenedwitty and of honourable loyalty to ...

... will only deal with oue or two. wui' go so far to give full civil rights to l>oo who tuoa and signed uud drastic oath allegiance. (Cheers.] i beuevo that the sooner you put them position of civil responsi* oility of TOyalty yourseives better it will for ...

... Diamond City was named, and tho colonial statesman who was closely associated with its foitunee should have been so nearly united in the time of their deaths. or days watched anxiously the bulletins from their dying beds—one in South Africa, and the other ...

... Certified Bailiff (by appointment) under Distress Amendment Act for Wales Undeniable References of 80 years’ experience throughout United Kingdom Bradley’s MR hy Teeth without Plates dispenses the pain other inconveniences of methods aud whilst being mere effective ...

... bastes that time. Only let it be remembered that such a matter haste may not make for speed. The work of resettling the popsies don. reestablishing civil iuetitutions, awl reorganising the great industries„ wait be thoroughly well done. and cannot be dose ...

... of constitutior sl goverument in the Colooy beew grarted, it would have beeu a much wore difficuit business to substitute civil for murtiai 1w at so short au luterval from the time wheu & nuwber of the Cape Datch were either iuv open revolt or iu Op o ...

... Russia to obtain a respectable foothold in the Chinese central provinces. Private advices from South Africa describe the raj resettlement Use country. Complaint however, are made to the price of living. A professional man recently left Loudon with his wife ...

... not m**i the Irish members fully in the demands land question, and that they would go back to they made in regard to the resettlement the 'lreland and revive tho Agrarian question, and West of Ireland, none of which would have insu refuse to give tho Bill ...

... i ! unwilling tenants, would richly deserve the * forty shillings when be got them. Plague and pestilence, and famine and civil war, had much to answer for in those stormy times. And yet dn the pipieg times peace the average workman had rot much J to ...