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... the ordeal of a contested election, with the object of testing the feeling of the borough on the =ment's Education Bill. Speaking at Conservative Club on Wednesday evening, the 3rd of December, Sir waxed so enthusiastic over the hensleant provisions of ...
... doubt the form of Baptism practised by Christ and the • Apostles. If they consulted the standard Greek lexicon of the English speaking world, they would find that it was invariably rendered, to dip, to immerse, to drown, to sink, to be over head and ears, ...
... difficulties be will meet putting his ideals into practice. There is as much red tape in India as in Pall Mall. and if rumour speaks 1 true. them is • good deal of Society Lord Kitchener takes • vicious delight in Irocr. tog both. or making both appear ridiculous ...
... and entertained at the Bridge Inn. Mr. Nakamura speaks very flatteringly of the English people. He says they are the most kind people he has been amongst. Probably thus is due to the fact that he speaks English fairly well, but whatever may have been ...
... bottles of yonr valuable remedy QUITE OURED my Rheumatism. You are at W.,erty to make full use or this statement for I cannot speak too highly of VITADATIO. - ...
... as classics and mathematic* had been at school, he naturally did not shins in that profession. Mr. Carrier then went on to speak of the appearance in print of Sooft's first two works'Border Minstrelsy and The Lay of the Last Minstrel, and his subsequent ...
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