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... withother countries amoants to 150 millions sterling. 45 per cent of this is with the United Kingdum. Nett in order comes China, and then follow Germany, the United States, France, and Japan. Much of the manu- factured work of India is done to ancient ...

... ouricsity of who were anxivus to regarding the rate of fire uf British Mr. stated, in reply to Mr. Deviin, that the Canadian the United States as members to the jurists of the mission un the that they did not come within the of the Treaty. iption of persons ...

... -three years since knowing wh any and if the Declaration of I dence, yet al- so what, exists between the Irish Government the United States has lost three A and the Nationalist Party, and whether the merits. The chief : magistrates the ballet of the | matter ...

... that the balance of power is not changed to the detriment of the Monarchy. She has still to realise that Europe must be resettled on a more stable basis than that of the balance of power. The article pro- I °reds to declare that more important I than ...