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... brought upcn their countries and upon ours. The indispensahle 'duty' of the British Government is to see to it that, hutanly speaking, no repetition of such calamities shall be possible. With this duly before him. the Prime Mlinister 'Icna only reply that ...
... no now religion, proclains in no formal sliwne thO world-message, calls no man to come apart from other faithls and c~re&s. speaks not of a now religion, but of the eomnion basisq of all re- licions alike. It does not build a now church; it does not found ...
... had existed only about two 1 months, aind a'ri-ady t rug had a very larce mermtbe2r- ship. They induce'd Lord Ro-eberv- to speak more freiquentiv. arid Mr. Herbert Gladstone to expree hituself more definitely on the flag. lLaughterI They were borat both ...
... the con- stituencies under the shield of the bravery of our soldiers and the successes of Lord Roberts. Sir Algernon West, speaking at Guildiord in support of the candidiature of 3Mr. Chapman in opposition to Mr. Prodzick, said it was not worthy of Lord ...
... night, and were afterwards entertained at supper in the Mlansion House. Brief speeches of a patriotic character were made. Speaking at the dinner of the Scottish Liberal Club, at Edinburgh, last night, Lord Rose- bhrv, who has been elected first President ...
... were to transfer us back to the world of two thousand years ago. The accounts of the festival are very amusing. They don' t speak of the Emperor, but of the Imporatcr. who Gwas received b, the prafectus, and legati. and centuriones. At the entrance to ...
... last night, low- MonlzTsil presiding. The Ciairinaa having proposed the health of the Ambaw-rcor, IL Carm ion r^rponded. Speaking in French, he laid w..s ri± d to £have the opportunity of pep2k- ag to 'trn-ber of gentlcmer. who belomged to the nober o ...
... present. Menmorial prayers were recited to-day.- IRuter. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.) PERLIN, Friday Night. The German Press speaks in very friendly terms of Count Muravieff. This is only natural, for, as I said yestelrday, it was the (leceased Minlister ...
... subject upon which she, with ber wide and varied experience of the administration of the Factory Acts, isteminently qualified to speak. She dealt at the outset with the duty of the law towards the industrial life oi the country, and the duty of the citizen towards ...
... here, and which I deeply regret shculd have remained unanswered for a single hour. Lord Stanley states that I said I would speak ill of the hospitals if I *as sent down from the firoit. ' Ftom Bloemfontein, the cabled report says; but my applications ...
... Camp. I Several tents were hit and torn, and three men were wounded. The Roman Catholic Chaniain, who had left his tent to speak to an officer, found on returning that a shell had burst in the middle of the tent. and that his pyjarnas, which were lying ...
... of Emily Bronte's verse, to pour gentle ridicule on the medizere aetre of the Friendship's Offering period, a-i then to speak of the hiaer sandard of to-day. Mrs. Mey~nel, No3a Hopper, Mrs. Marriott Watson. and Ms. ~Woods were each hit *fE in a hal ...