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... FlAidgetrrotested against the mariner 100 which wane Christian people were extortMg them. nets es. They ought to re rrl ole I °speak Anil write wit hoot extrortommok•Atitort one another. The rev. gentleuraor 111WWWAVI 110Sitilal 001 the Boers nips had. They ...

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... wanking the cigarette we hnl Kltrll 111111. sir Fortes/me Thutarry. ea the War. Sir Fortescue Flannery. M.R. of Upper Norwood. speaking at Shipleyon Saturd ay sight. arid two great facts stood out prominently. One %1!.. the Inadequacy of the Intelligence Departs ...

... hanels In the gash, evidently trying to tear It open. and with the Z . 4 . ii , st difficulty he reletosed her hold. slid not speak w Mist he was there. Dr. Genie., House Surgeon, gore evidence to the eff,t that he admitted the demisted at Meat half•parit ...

... popularity had bi no means fallen oft Leming the meta. phone personal. and descending to °Milian prune. we arr glad to lw able to speak warmly of the merits of The Motion! Moo , . • comic opera. Its setting reminds as sonar. hat of TAr Ciro. Girt. bat It has ...

... There are murmurs of possible interference with our work of settling this South tfriean trouble. Our political .tgen -timely speak of the elottilA that harbinger .t ponnink storm. We need not about r 4 whe we would do if these threatened pasfhilities should ...

... Mr. Joh.. AVl.lttonvol. for the gest poet of the rooert, and lo Mr. Fed W. I White for the wo. mid It is oodl otwoosalry to speak of Mr. thowalil Inmtotim beautifillly ployell Vlllllll sedna, 61111 the emneert of a toccolopoiltomets. to. complete the noiord ...

... there were magfelently good maimrs fur the proposal of the lonni to declare n dividend at the tale of :it p o rent. only. Speaking of the rone num.'s new oil gm. pinto, It. wad t hat it o unsib riteaper to make coal too. Ile eon. eitnitsi by mot jog the ...

... Whitechapel, ome of the poorest of London's many districts, is elatuouring for more light, is especially instructive, and speaks volumes in prod of the ecnnomical genera. tion and supply of electricity that is now so general. Not many years ago there ...

... tion. Therefore they wen. faced o It Is the only alternative of .•Intlho\tl.g I to pp routed and bring in their returns.. Speaking generally, be 11.1 WWI the any in which file OrTilliarV 11Wililer WOO nt prenent to reguni to the OM l Rib, the e IIIV ...

... tame under Ma notice, and also repeats the charges of atrocities already bnotght Monist the Belgians, Mr. Atiquith. !LP.. speaking on Saturday night at a dinner of the Mighty and Itimmil nolo. at Oxford, defended the ayatims of party Government, deprecated ...