... in intro- ducing the Agricultural Holdings Bill. A member of thE countci! suggested that it was not right to bring such a complaint against a Govemenrt which had givea the agriculturists Acts which were stronger and had cost them more trouble to pass thann ...

... the mistresses to get them ? W'e cannot pre- tend to solve all the difficulties involved; but the universal nature of the complaint n makes it most expedient that those best able to discuss such matters should turn their attention to it without delay. From ...

... not froam cold and exposure, as they died in the tropics. The women where ?? throughout the voyage whether they had any complaints to make, and they made none on the subject of their accommoda- tion. The staff officer at Southampton and the officers of ...