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... MORLAND, on FRIDAY, OCT. 3rd. Gardens open at 2.30 p.m. Mr. GEORGE LANE FOX, Vice Chancellor of the Primrose League. will Speak En the Evening. FRA. MARKHAM. ...

... in German territory, is a well-built and very intelligent-looking man, and both he and his companion—Prince Rudolph Bell—speak English well, and took keen interest in all they saw. ...

... than in Johannesburg. The climate is delightful, but there are nu nice walks, all is dust one season and mud another. Speaking genelally, the prospect for emigrants is by no means a pleasant one, and people—especially women—who contemplate seeking ...

... ancestors who were attracted by higher wages from the country districts. His I, rdship referred to Manchester because he was speaking in that city, but many people have remarked that the populations of our great towns tend to degenerate physically, and have ...

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... Thus it will be seen that it is a difficult matter to nrognosticate right at the outset of a season, and in endeavouring to speak as to the future and the measure of success, large or small, which is likely to attend the Navy Blues in a programme of fixtures ...

... pilgrim about to go on a long journey. The King asked him whither he was going. To Hell, said Tom Killegrew. I am going to speak to the devil to send back Oliver Cromwell to take care of the affairs of England, for, as to his successor, he is always employed ...

... question What were the prospects 1 had been asked at the beginning of the cricket season, be would have been a bold man to speak in glowing terms of what was likely to be accomplished. Still, they were in time running for the Championship right up to the ...

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... SANITARY INSPECTOR'S REPORT. Mr Sheldon reported that during the month the whole of the district had been inspected, and, speaking generally, the sanitary condition of the Borough appeared to be good, with the exception of North Side,where there were still ...