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... satisfy for months the needs vast army. All this has been done less than three months, and with only one accident worth speaking of. might ask our continental critics what other nation earth could accomplish a feat like it. Could Germany send 150.000 ...

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... families of those policemen who had been called to serve with the colours.—Commander Scctt made felicitous speech in reply, speaking the pleasure afforded him and his wife to attend, and wishing the men all success in the New Year.— The other toast was that ...

... daftness came on. then charged with cur reiyoneu. and cut them up. for whii* received message th« High Commissioner, the Queen speaking bravery in the three battles. After our battle at had climb hill gather our wounded comrades, and ihe hill was a complete ...

... achievements the and was quite probable that the future further legends taight b« iuscribed thereon. Whilst the Lord Mayor was speaking the colours were held each side of him the two Sheriffs, who also accompanied bis f-crdship to centre of the hall, where ...

... that 'ho crisis imposes silence on the members of the Government, their less responsible supporters have now an opportunity speaking with more effect than usual,— 'Newcastle Chronicle (Unionist). ...

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... moo raed err large number of friends threat Brit ata and the United States. ,— THE PRIMATE FJ>UC.*nON.. The Archbishop of speak. i'g the sixtieth annual Cantcrbi -y Ijrocescn Board of Education, bald at LVver, referred to the strides wl .eh had - education ...

... behind one small ant-heap. Forty poor Highlanders were brought to the rear as prisoners, looking very Ead. The narrator also speaks enthusiastically the heroism and coolness of tho Boers under terrible shell fire. The heroes the day, he 3ays, were the Fick3 ...

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