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... Mr W Adamson 1 a filer anti all dedind Atchiren Preferred parish lmreh vacancy caused by the appoint- Ordinary Delaware and Hudson tilth the bankrupt had become entitled had lnent of the Rev Robert Wilson to be assistant Lien Norfolk Preferred and Rea ROM ...
... that the master of the Achilles had by not taking ornpt measures to land his cargo increased the damage to the cargo having allowed water and mud to run into the vessel unchecked The Registrar accordingly held that £2500 might fairly be taken as covering ...
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... men bugie pipe and brass-all took part IRISH ELECTIONS DUNDEE MYSTERY TRAGIC DEATH O GENERAL BRUCE SON vi prisoners WARARE allowed bail in two The Bantry tragedy is still an impenetrable sureties of £100 each Wilson and Sloane ore Bystcry he younger Krohane ...
... Mr Goldie was under the impression that the Corporation should have gone through the formalities The case was adjourned co allow of his presenting a petition along with the necessary plans Dumbarton County Council yesterday approved of the continuance ...
... report suggesting that the General Secretary’s salary should be fixed at £225 in lieu of theresent arrangement of salary with allowances or extra members bouse rent etc that the salary of the Assistant Secretary be increased from £90 to £100 a year and that ...
... friend Laughter) Thu right hun gentleman had likenM foreign bounties to Heaven's manna hot there was this difference between Heaven and oreign Governments that the bounty of Heaven was mul'u Air ourtney mid said punished the countries suit tv trance know ...
... MINERS (Applause) Younger raid he considered 20s 22s or 24s a living wage for a labourer It waa not true that brewers were allowed so much duty off their intoxicating drink to give their workmen He would not bring in a Bill to give brewery and distillery ...
... said of the high church the low church and t he broad church Who he asked would not be high church — high as God’s eternal heavens? Who would not be broad church — broad and wide as God? Who would not be low church reaching down to the foundations? The ...
... excluded there would have been the same inquiry. In view of his offer of an ajournment he thought the amendment might be allowed. | The Chairman—We are inclined to repel the objec- | tion. We know that Mr Hutchison is responsible for | his servants. 4 ...
... is singular in taking a pro-British view of the Boer That to my personal knowledge is fur from being the case and the Rev W Hudson well-known Wesleyan minister has given a vry emphatic public contradiction of that view He says that he spent several years ...