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... rations are good and plentiful. Bully beef and biscuit supplies are yet untouched. The hospitals are well supplied with milk. Speaking last night, Mr Perks, M.P., tho most prominent layman the Wesley an Methodist Church, said that at ho matter what cost or ...
... occurred at a religious meeting a few days ago is recoixied one the religious journals. A layman well known fbr piety was speaking, and asked what would happen if BulLer again defeated and Ladysmith fell. There was a pause-, and said, least half a million ...
... encouraged was the spirt of comradeship, and from the considerstiou of this point the Chairman proceeded quite naturally to speak of the spirit of patriotism. There had seldom been a time, even iu the memory of those who had lived a long time, when the ...
... national diameter, and there is all over the country a demand that searching inquiry be made. The General himself cannot now speak: but all the more the sacred duty is imposed upon those who knew, respected, and reposed truer, iu pus leadership to see that ...
... SIR C. DILKE AND THE INFERIOR FIELD GUNS. Sir Charles Duke, speaking at Blakenev last night, taid he tailed to understand Mr Bajfour's statement that the critics the War Office had never called attention the inferiority of our field and hoise artillery ...
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... gathering ; Mr B . N . Pf .-icli , the president , who occupied the chair , addressed tho company after tea had been . served Speaking of some of till ) changes wliirh wern in priigre-ss in Sutherlandsln ' re , lio referred to the offer which tha Duke of ...
... Government Board. When they were in iliac ulties to whom did they turn but to the Local Government Board? They ought not to speak in that nasty way about w legaly constituted Board. He knew nothing about Mr Alex/wader's Ahem or otherwise, but, seeing the ...
... very iiitterull . r hotli trith tho niiilLfl and ffirti the consumption oi pig-iron . MaTters ' prices are , geneia 3 y speaking ,- • iaaer all round . American reports are steady , out the general consansns of opinion seems to b ; that no immediate ...
... be the cost in men and money whet it may , Our troops no sooner land in this country than they are practically , ^ so to speak , in the land of an enemy , and this in a Blitish Colony too . I should , however , not be surprised if perhaps by the time ...
... SUBSITTUTE FOR THE ONEMAN MINISTRY. The plan prevailing most the churches in English-speaking countries of having minister whose most important function appear, has been said. ' 4 twice, ilie same day, m the t,ime place, and thro.rgn exactly the order ...