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... except life iop lots, wiiirh were scarce and fully dear- few lots of Indian o>m for immediate • banged owners, b.u generally speaking all kimls grain ior fco ...
... proceed Halifax early neat week. MONTREAL*, Saturday. !.• tiers jrrf'ired here from Cape Colony the I anstdian contingent speak in the highest terms the men's spirit. One writer remarks: may said our discipline, thern no second [ opinion regarding the ...
... THE WORST THING THAT COULD HAPPEN. A CRITICISM. MR. HURLEY TO SPEAK. ...
... bee« Rome. because Paul i* U- Timothy asks for (ns help thqre; and. farther. Peter. m his first epistle, probably from Rome, speaks «f Mark as “my eon, i.e., spiritual son; Peter, his release from prison, went the bouse the mother Mark, apparently an intimate ...
... TUB MISTAKES OF THE PAST. Colonel Welliv. M-P., *«UI recently u iiiuihh the Royal Sco*. Greys, speaking terday, said a thorough and ■esrchir.g inquiry wo* hare made the crndusk® of the ear, then hoped they would find out with wbcw tta rested. If proper ...
... German--should admit fourth language into their fellowship. At nearlv all, the International Congresses an expert allowed speak the audience in English. French, and German. Dr. Mariam has been instructed hr the Italian Minister demand for the Italian ...
... tanee, even further, and hundreds cameras fitted short address. bsd a hearty greet ire w.th these have been sent out. Rough I speak- •p.-k*’ -f the imp'-tus to which the war irg Pus invention resembles ainrie-harrelled opera- had given, and advert'eg the ...
... other* were captured. Th« strike St. Etienne ksre held two meeting, end decided remain out. Greet excitement prerails. fact arm speak of breaking off the and closing their factories. Bill for thf iacrravt of tbo Ooraiaa »«ry is stated to hare been sobmittod ...
... with ndtoay by ■ fresh line i mamiratirn fa atfasr to toha the Mr. Jett*, Quebec, •faorteK rout* to Pietoeia. •Wit* «aaM speaking at farewell banquet tbe Quebec ...
... bad now f»c- C'.roe ...
... December 29th, and published by the ‘•■’Ous l-aud,” is interesting giving the Boer view of the prs of the war. Ti ...
... raueg. (Hear, hear.) One Union would ia»e h.-c-a U-.icr luan two; but they wero Icld that wai too lalc to ditroduoe this now. Speaking bill. Mr. Wilson remark«! that vfaiist there imeniiuu Mill appointing iactsscti, the oversoers were not 10 appointed up, ...