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... According to account the fighting the list our Lord Edward Cecil of 8-iiisburv British Minister leading country war of people the land are unrepresented at the front several noble families are mourning the relatives The fiend again abroad Rud- Kipling one -latest ...
... misconception of words. A little child the other day, describing the musical gifts of family. and said. Bother ging, the 'Better Land, Dada sings Terme-He.' and Auntie sings 'The Trap-d.s.r: • meaning dear little little that small reeked of the appalliog ...
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... occupying a good position, with his brigade' checked them heavily, and covered the withdrawal. The vhole weight of the Boer Army was then flung this isolated column. By nine o'clock the soldiers could see large numbers the Boera riding rapidly from all ...
... the strip of land on the northward of the land the board are selling under the George's Dock agreement. It was resolved that the board be informed that if they are prepared to con-rey to the Corpora- tion their interest in the strip of land (part of the ...
... —Yours, &c, CAUTION. SIR CHARLES ON THE ARMY. Replying to questions from meeting of his constituents Mitcheidean kst evening Sir Charles said that in spite of enormous expenditure, events had shown that our Army had always been starved in essentials during ...
... The most difficult thing to endure rightly was not failure, but success, and the man or the woman whose life became one unbroken story of successes was man woman of high charaetea indeed and remarkable attainments who could come from their success uasulbed ...
... authorities on which athe work is based. Mr. Stevenson says he that the. present volume should come regarded as the standard life land that although there is much in Grosseteste's life, and'in the great movements with which was otherwise associated, that lends ...
... accident at Slyne. B.—District Council meeting. The Tithe question discussed. William Wilson, fisher lad, drowned near Calton landing stage. 9.—Baptist Sunday School annual m 10.—Sale of work at St. Laurence’s 3 Morecambe School Board; changes in the teaching ...
... was Kilbcy, the Salvation Army’s South African Commissioner. And now even that solution fails us ; Kilbcy is in Cape Colony, doing good work for the refugees and the sick and wounded, and Kilby still languishes. a man, or a woman, or what? * There is prorerb ...
... seen the pnnee was in Ireland. He told a story ot an old Irish apple-woman who ran to the Prince and said, Lor . bless your Royal Highness. How your ma'!' shook hands with the old woman, and assured her that his ma was pretty well, Meek you. .—Musical ...