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... luncheon or to tea or to dinner, and, as lie has been on such friendly terms with your family, lie would naturally expect sours civility of this nature to be shown to him. You should have been a little more explicit. Our rules for correspondents are printed ...

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... Highland Agricultural Show at Cowper Fife. mar pronounce that it is definitive. Lastly not one who sought to set indifference and civil order. . . . The Mr Mitchell lenses K.C.. and Mr. Aleynell, Members of both Houses of Parliament inspect and specially would ...

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... we estimate that. they could earn on an average about £lOO per year many officers could earn much more than this amount in civil life we find that preparation for war costs us about 150 million pounds annually. The fear of war creates not only in dui Balkan ...

... condemned attempts to subvert the army for pditical purposes., making it • means of lulucueing legislation and a grave memos to civil liberty. The deliberations of the National Union of Teachers were continued yesterday, at Louestoft, under the presidency of ...

... of such questions on which the Government will need the united and considered opinion of each largo industry, such as the demobilisation of the Forces, the re-settlement of munition workers in civil industries, I appreoticesnip (especially where interrupted ...