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... solutions to the ancient Rook puzzle reosived from A. J. Neilson, Glasgow, and one from E. Moaner, London. Too late for mention last week. _ _ A new penny monthly, Indoor Games, Illustrated, has appeared. and, from the opening of its chugs department we quote ...
... subject that India from the Himalayas to Cape Comorin is not entirely within the imperial domain, and that two European Powers at least, France and Portugal, preserve some vestiges of their former territories in this part of the world. A movement, we understand ...
... subject, that India from the Himalayas to Cape Cormoron is not entirely within the imperial domain, and that two European Powers at least, France and Ponugual, preserve some vestiges of their former territories in this part of the world. movement, we- understand ...
... 6d.; Mrs. M. Bidmead. Long Wittenham. £1 Is. Gifts.-Mr. Taylor, Medley Manor. evergreen; Miss Rose, 6, Rawlinscon-road, scrapbook; the Right Hon. Viscount Dillon, Ditchley Park, Charlhury. 25 pheasants. Periodicals.-Mr. R. W. Raper. Trinity College, Mrs ...
... subject, that India from the Himalayas to Cape Cormoron is not entirely within the imperial domain, and that two European Powers at least. Francis and Portugal, preserve some vestiges of their former territories in this part of the world. A seovement, we ...
... subjetS, that India from the Himalayas to Gape Connoron is not entirely within the imperial domain, and that two European Rowers least, France and I'ortngaal, preserve some vestiges of their former territories in this part of the world. A movement, we understand ...
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... women’s affrage several of in favour hails under this perhaps at her as well as from a friend lived many in Commonwealth I &rnt of the suffrage made wonmnlv nor taken from reputation as wives mothers WHAT COST journal has recently itself subject occasioned ...
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... The second chapter treats of marriage from a doctor’s standpoint ; points out the best age for marriage, and who should bave echildren and who not, and furnisbes useful information that one can ordinarily get only from an intelligent doctor. The third chapter ...
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