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... PLAIN SPEAKING BY A HINDOO. Gopal Dass, Rai Sahib, late E. J. A., Punjab, writing from Amritsar, addressed the following letter to the President, delegates and visitors of the Sixteenth National Congress, Lahore ; —Gentlemen, —l approach you not with ...
... Speaking of the development of the country, the Minister said : It is the wish of my Government that Corea shall be opened to all the trade of the world, and one of the reasons for which the missions have been sent to Europe is to promote commercial relations ...
... serious nature than mere inflammatory speaking. The following note from the Statesman throws some candlelight on the inner working of the Indian Parliamentary Committee : We gather from comments by the London correspondent of the Bengalee that there is ...
... The Hong Kong correspondent of the Times, under date of April 28, reports that, speaking at the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Hewett, the chairman, strongly urged the construction of the Hong Kong-Canton Railway. It appears that British ...
... cannot speak with certainty as to the exact position in this matter, although many of us can remember the great controversy in 1879 which endedin the privileged rate of exchange being continued to all incum. bents then on the fund, and being withdrawn ...
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... dated so late as Jan. 22 speak of him as still at the capital, ■•mallpox and measles have broken out virulently in Cabul. and inree children of Sirdar Nasrullah Khan have died. Mrs. Fennal, vile of the Ameer’s chauffeur, has arrived at Peshawar with ...
... Sir William WedderSubn, speaking at a reception in the Town Hall, Calcutta, referred to Sir Henry Cotton’s speech at the house of Mr. Bipin Chandra Pal. He said that he believed that there had been a gross blunder in the report, but, if there had been ...
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... March 3, i 9° -] The Homeward Mail. as the officer 307 mp, so ill give speak, istincts enable General r. His ilu War ic won strative frontier in the on the tie field, e than his revs how nmmand General >peration without general and the and had the lank ...
... Jan. 18/ 1913.] to speak of Delhi itself, and many other centres, meetings have been convened which have expressed the universal sentiment with entire sincerity and explicitness. There Is no doubt that the discovery >of the assassin or assassins would ...
... Y’OUNG ENGLISH LADY (25), speaking French and German, wants TRAVEL LING COMPANIONSHIP in India. Apply, F. Brinsley Harper, 15 Old Jewry Chambers, London: ...