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... the war Soutl Africa, and warmly praises tbe document for its otic spirit. declares that the Cardinal does on err when he speaks of the Divine wisdom whin) permits and encourages the extraordinary the Br.tish Empire—an expansion which excites envy and ...
... than 30th. L A TBI FUNG ERROR! The Boer prisoners hospital at Orange River I continue to prosper, and was fat. correj was speaking to one t'uem other day. was an exceedingly interesting man. and half-hour conversation was most instructive. was educated ...
... truly, (Mrs.) L. F. CATARACT WITHOUT OPERATIO.T. Mrs. Charles (i-gpd years), of Warmswonb, Dear Doncaster, rc.ys:—l cann--t speak too in favour of Mr. treatment eyes and ears. My left eye had -Jen .ailing for two years, and was totally Wind with cataract ...
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... delivering his last sermon after 39 years' service in Blackpool. The rev. gentleman reviewed his work the parish, and was about speak of the cause of hia resignation, saying, Big men and little men had Wrought influence to bear against him, when he broke ...
... honour was presented Maharajah rcc Agra Lord Cttrzon, who availed the occasion to pronounce a glowing eulogy upon the Prince, speaking him «*s sssJfeMl Rajpoot nobleman, a bravo warrior, a genuine sportsman, a , true gentleman, and a loyal and devoted subject ...
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... South Africa is long way off, Carr, said Sir Redvers. At present juncture it looks decidedly if General Buller did not speak by the card when mentioned half year the probable duration his absences-*. THE QUEUE LANCERSr ttah (Queen's) Lancers, who ...
... resistance of Boers. is all the more interesting because made by a retired French general, alvrays worth listening to, and speaking of the srar with the simplicity and sagacity of Plutarch, said:— hope, for I admire England's simple moral grandeur, tbst ...
... vanquished the resistance the Boers. all the more interesting because made retired French general, always worth to, and. speaking of the war with the simplicity and sagacity of Plutarch, said: hope, (or I admire England's «mp> mora; grandeur, that Lord ...
... satisfy for months the needs vast army. All this has been done less than three months, and with only one accident worth speaking of. might ask our continental critics what other nation earth could accomplish a feat like it. Could Germany send 150.000 ...
... read the following letter from Sir Edward Clarke: My Dear Sir. cannot possibly accept your proposal that ' I should come and speak at Plymouth* Guildhall Sunday. My presence might, ami my words would certainly, introduce i controversial element. ft*>m which ...