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... muen should not be allowed to have any thing to do with it. He did not claim for civilians any undue control, but he stipulated that when in the midst of a profound peace, we should not incur the risk of running into war, in order to allow a lot of men in ...
... absence of the Earl of Chichester, the president for the present year, the chair vas occupied by the Duke of Richmond. Mr Hudson, the secretary, read the report of the council, from which it appeared that, in conse- quence of the large amount of arrears ...
... gave us railwa speculation. for a creed sod Hudson for the chief priest of the at rnysteries; and between the two extremtes-between the elegant fo ditettoare desire for gold and the bloody thirst for it that allowe se ni otstacie to stand butween it and its ...
... 1ith1 state that Rossuth and Mtaztini were expected at Constantinople, and that Xedschi d Pacha had declared be would not allow them to set foot on Turkish territory. Mr John Thomas [maselden, a merchant and broker of |Liverpool. stans committed to take ...
... ia5 share-s a, Philadelphia and Reaiding Do., slhares .4J, Do. Genera~l 1leUrtgage bonds 1864, 1, New D. York Central and Hudson River shares, 21, Do. Mort. Do. boinds 1, Ohio aiid Mississippi Ordinary 2, Oregonn Do. and California 2, Atlantic anid groat ...
... - e:. Thie rernaining sum of £d2,40 is bheld ] bsy the directors and their friends, and icy are prepared, we believe, to allow .e - clajims to continue rneautirne to rank as a - iel: ag.,,istt the company. Then. the assets are 'Ej 0 5 5 7.toi and are ...
... seized ri -ive 4crolls sll sidRred books, the chalice, end other t 1aI, lu'f taxes nowed by the comrmiinity. 'rtle fo dr' doe t allow the effects if any rec-gni-ed mrcl to he ri ed uiider anv pretenice whatover. I The ta%_.cudlectors in spite o' protestations ...
... the fact' that this year the schedule of free goods has been enlarged by including imports of wool and wood and making allowance for these items, the imports of 1895 of articles subject to free entry were at least S4,000,000 less than the imports of ...