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... onel Romanic* were oilstone that there ahould be • forward movement in all part of .he othinta-y. en that the Union could speak with :hog binlong of the whole of the egitrulturista of the country. referred 4f the meetings of the General Corithnttee in ...

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... On the contrary, the added task of helping to virtual Allied and Neutral countries, ha. rather accentuated it. Centrally speaking. the butcher has worked loyally and well, to carry nut a scheme which aims at mewing for the container • cufficient and equitably ...

... one of the bares: Mr. Joyner wrings 4Ctry hopefully about the prospeeb of re-opeoing the Aeon navigation. and Ire goes on to speak of homing questions, which he is also Os itlelld• much intorestocl. Apparently. views with • diefavour the appearance cribs ...

... gratifying litercaee to menaberehip was a happy augury of what. could be accomplished the county was nen, thoroughly orgentetd. Speaking of the Propaganda nicetage arranged at Harley mil ; lia..esowee, he said that mash inlarret was betas takes la the Vales ...

... Council were the landlords there would be no leer of the men being turned out. as might happen to some tenant. after that sale. Speaking ed tits housiory emotion, Mr. Hiatt molted that before ambitious atheinco were earned out. a real effort should be made to ...

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... always met with the (fleetest cautery from every member of too Hoard. end he ,ery gridefid for the mpppnrt Amy had given him. Speaking of the firtore, he Maid great and cis rears witilscrit any election, ul authorities net, being very strongly criticised, ...