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... to show Euuilar readiness to help ? THE COLONIALCONTINGENTS . [ BEBTEB ' B TELKGnAM . ] WELUNCTOS , Sunday . Tho Premier , speaking at Ilokitaka' to-day , ' Eaid that . if the frosh contingent for Ecrrieo in South Africa were accepted , he would not . hesiiiito ...
... single ( arm in the Orange i ' rue Stain or tile Trr . r'sviial on which there was not . 1 bastard child . I speak what I know , and I know what I speak . Tlie o' . Kim for liheir Morality is HIB most ludicrous of all the c . iia . iLiS made for them . . As ...
... each state , { or it is only too true that some methods prevail . in one state which have not been adopted in others . Let me speak- of 'features which are common to all : — SOHOOL BniuMNOfl . . The school buildings are roost unpretentious in outward appearance ...
... which it was addressed . Sir James Pagot ' s gr .. 'at eiperience as a master of diagnosis and a man of genius entitled him to speak on such a subject with undeniable authority , so that it is scarcely impossible to overrate tha importance or his words . In ...
... 1893 . Out of the lota ! of 751 regular recruits , no fewer than 114 tnlisted from the militia and 91 from the Volunteers . Speaking of Volunteers , it is interesting to learn that the Sergcant-. lnstruclors of ( : ho local Volunteer Corps did very well ...
... - OoMriierc& ,,-dealing with th ...
... proposals , in . each one by a . unanimous voto . Mr T . Ashton , sccrotarr of the Lancashire and Cheshire Miners' Federation , speaking to ono of our representatives this morning , said it was not possible' at present to forecast what would bo the result of ...
... but there was no atteap t to indncs the two dissentients to remain at their posts . On . February 2 , Sir-Henry Fowler , speaking afc a dinner at the National Liberal dab , made a notable declaration ' oi independence- He endorsed Lord Bosebery ' s action ...
... , by a % of Cambridge in these words: You are probably ig young gentlemen, that the venerable person of whom you * been speaking with such levity is one of the profou* 1 scholars of our age ; indeed, it may be doubted whethei man of our age has bathed ...
... and the occupants can V 6ar cann °t see many of the speakers, except the latter are requested, to ascend the dais and to speak from le pews occupied by the members have many if them doors, after the old fashion, an arrangement hl have some advantages ...
... enemy are quite confident of maintaining their position against any infantry the world. The doctor found among the Boers many speaking English. Among serving the enemy he saw e-T-lieutenant in the army, who was cashiered for misconduct, and ex-sergeant in ...
... Battle Bothwell Bridge those direct and immediate. ll To those who will listen, the silent walls of o Castle in its grand decay speak like many another tower, how fleeting are the ambitions of earth, for they build too low who build beneath the skies. But ...