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... account of the present crisis in South Africa. Coupled with this, the high bank rate may affect price of tea, but this remains to be seen. In any case it would wise to keep the duty question in me ranee. Tho past year has been remarkably brief one. Daring ...
... t don't give it a's a prophecy-may this hope of mine be amply flfilied. Whether it be fulfilled or not, howeven. I knoe from lont experience that I may count upon your support-Illear, hear)-aud tbat, |however heavy may be the burden of public re- sponsibility ...
... will you ccuso l*e a beggar? When your Majesty ceases l>o A heneractor. was bis reply. From which answer one may infer that had mastered tho art. indisiieusable courtiers, of saying llio ligut thing the right moment public enterprises which he took part ...
... did in the nide ., in a lota to a friend. from De Aar. sene- I ne in the same predicament sa myself. Dvlore keep up our honour as united keep coming &nen every dii. 1 Private tleirge Burgess, 2nd Scottish Rides, ihe - cockpit of South Africa, haw commenced ...
... pnrposo of delivering add re* explanatory of object and provision* the Art named, with the construction and passage Parliament of which cior-cly identified. A cordial nod hearty reception may a'-sured him. Since Ins acceptance of tho difficult cffico ho holds—nu ...
... gloriously revive in the new University. The charter far the new University was prepared, had pawed through its preliminary stages satisfactorily, and would be laid on the tobies of the Houses of Parliament when they mol this month. As had not heard up ...
... Animei• 6d• fair, £1 7. 6d. Cam prime, £1 los a$ y Anil mth mother.like team, kr • fight, in ha proceeding at the front to , . May Su mat be and clasp. He retired from the Lame. in 1893 ,It is impossible to my idea damage was ROBERTS. dam Dendelselad. The ...
... wvhatr; I found thean anviting mne. oF ?? I eats ?? time in IPort, Fllielsht T nmeat rjcc ?? -kTiowi caa-.dry ctliicer-a. T'l ens-art. uhbiquitous Major S'tits Worttlv had just iarrived : from Italy osid Spun, 'sllere he had haee porcohes- - ing maiW. Wortlev ...
... only country the world wbkh is allowed to send food anhuals alive into Great Britain. Recent events hare shown that English people quite capable of resenting unreasonable enmity. French bote!- keeps* uid esportere ore even now realising the fact to their ...
... ascertained, that the small sum of £3O would enable them to keep it open for the whole year round. They could now an expenditure of £3O open the hospital and defray the expenses of it until Ist May, when it was regularly opened. He hoped those in charge of ...
... foreign parts. To prove this we may only mention the conquests of Clive in India, Wolfe in America, and others. Politics again were secure from degradation as long as such men as Chatham, Burke, or Wilberforce were alive. Hogarth stands at the head of ...