... themselves reproached her with having looked indifferently on. They know that they told her that loss of influence on the Continent—isolation from the rest of Enrope, were the price she’d have to pay for her neutrality. They know this, and yet they are now turning ...

... >n, being oonsoious of the motility anything it. The Lord mt—As for can gather, ■ppears to have the practice on the Continent isolate as ranch possible those dialriote in which •.He disease hoe broken oat, that having been found ■,o be the only means ...

... inutility of any. thing short of it. The Lord Lieutenant—As far I can gather, appears to have been the practice on the Continent isolate aa much as possible those districts in which the disease has broken out, that having been found to be tho only means ...

... IGNAZ FLANDORFFER, OEDENBURG, WINE-GROWER. Obtained Medals of ?? in Paris, London, Dublin, and other Exhibitions on the Continent. ISOLE AGENT FOR IRBLAND, FRANCIS FALKNER, EUROPEAN WINE DEPOTr, I 6 DlAWSO.fr-6TREET, - - DUBLIN. Loimnox BitANcn, 40 CHARING-CROSS ...

... CHOLER& PRECAUTIONS. Dover Town Council to-day resolved that ebould any eases of cholera be brongt t there from the Continent isolation should immediately cake place, and all vessels from foreign porta will be placed in quarantine before entering the harbour ...

... taken against denim. The Dover Town Conned to-day resolved tbat, should any ease of tholes& broaglit than front the Continent, isolation should immediately take plass ; and all vessels from for•igo ports will be placed in quarantine before entering the ...

... QUARANTINE AT DOVER. The Dover Town Council yesterday resolved that should any cases of cholera be brought there from the Continent isolation would immediately take place, and all vessels from foreign porta will be placed in quarantine before entering the harbour ...

... Dover, Friday. The Dover Town Council to-day resolved that, should any cases of cholera be brought there from the Continent, isolation should immnediatelv take place; and all vessels. from foreign ports will be placed in quarantine before entering the ...

... against danger. The Dover town council to-day resolved that, should any cases of cholera be brought there from the Continent, isolation should immediately take place ; and all vessels from foreign ports will be placed in quarantine before entering the ...

... coasts of Britain, and Britain's most distinguished newspaper put out a contents bill, reading: Fog in the Channel. The Continent Isolated. Incidentally, this little story always goes down well in the United States as well as on the Continent of Europe. ...

... `Down South' and 'Down Under' FOG in Channel: Continent . Isolated: one remembers the famous headline. Of the same calibre of excessively parochial reluctance to face the facts of life is the Eire Government's insistence that the letters of credence ...

... eneral to^lay the far north the 1839.« S war. enemy aircraft. Defence sources WMt Qirmany, -in close North Ameriam Continent, isolated groups of weather- alrfle ido, and they have cut system U to be completed Powers,” with organising the hardened men ...