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... made by the Straits Settlements. The Pearl Fisheries of Ceylon, and Bong: Bong: Opium Bens. —In Committee of Supply on the Civil Service Estimates and on the Vote to complete the sum of 56,450/. for the salaries and expenses of the department of the Secretary ...
... banquet, ninth premien to be a wry notable affair. Is will be that close upon three yaws ago tie 1500 smaioereary of the resettlement al the Sews England was oslebreted is a similar marmot ' by the Hinorkal Bocisty, which has not ineptly been deserksd se ...
... picture presented of the United States which must lave profoundly embittered opinbn both British and American. Anything that make our American kith lin ridieuhui or a subject of jest- was eagi.,‘l.:iy sciel upcn and displayed with, unit agrianim3us gress as ...
... respects included th© following: ably begun by ita roof being stripped for lead Mr. G. Ames. Mr. C. Archer, Mr. J. F. Butler, tbe Civil War conflict. to its arohiteo- Mr. Bowtell. th© Rev. Chas. Rostock (Lyming- ture will read you the description in Baigent ton ...
... the chapel (only) was from .Al 2 to A2O. Its ruination was very probably begun by its roof being stripped for lead in the Civil War confliet. As to it.. architeeture. I will read you the description in Buigent and Millard'a History of Boning-yoke ...