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... the public interests, the administration of our land forces by Mr. Haldane ; but we strongly reprobate these threats. Let us speak plainly on this point. The success of our Territorial Army depends to a great extent upon the co-operation of the various County ...
... Africa convinced him that tile Sarah African rnioa bad already broutcht the consolidation of the latgliali and Dutch TOM. Speaking to Reottsfe repreaeittatire, the Duke said I consider .that the Union is solidly bated. awl -that its establishment holds ...
... Connaught, with the Duchess and Prioress Patricia. arrived at Portsmouth. and wad warmly weloomed by • distinguished company. Speaking to • Press representative. the Duke said that what he 'seen in South Africa be considered that the Upon was based. The Englsh ...
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... purposes: and at the time of an election, when party feeling runs highest, the services of women are enlisted to canvass, to speak, to take men to the poll: and, in fact, to do everything but the one little single act of marking a cross on a ballot sheet ...
... is very joyous —to nee a Treeism which in this case is a truism. The heroine, as played by Kies Iris Rosy, might, to speak by the card, be described as ...
... kept me Paris and me off I followed you delu-' 'Sion Mrs Stephens Mr stated first became acquainted Sister in April 1908 to speak meeting certain Bill Removed from Meeting: subsequently letters the part of the came Canterbury interest herself on behalf ...
... question, in view of the growing-pains and unress of the world, is an arresting factor in the hatching of a worldwide English-speaking Federation. England will never be the suppliant for coalition with any Power. We must take our medicine whenever it comes ...
... an examination, and the little one studied very hard for it, and appeared greatly worried as to the reset. She was always speaking about it; it was greatly on her mind. On Christmas Day she °complained of her head, and on Boxing morning was worse. She ...