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... ethuo- logically considered, was sare tu tre ive a cousiderable allotment of that partition, 1 being impussible to make a re-settlement of Lurope without largely satisfying the of Grevce. The Government (weaning himself) believed that the end of the steuggie ...

... Parliament, when it is endeavouring in the 20th century to re-settle South Africa, carrying on for months and possibly for years a son of Bloody Assize meant to stir tin* dying embers of civil strife and undo all the good that has been done by the peace ...

... Stapison, Collins. Referee, Mr. Sunderland (Barnsley). Attendance, 12.000 RESERVES LOSE Chesterfield Reserves visited Manchester United Saturday, the match being played Cliff Ground, Lower Brought on. The score was 2—o against Chesterfield The forwards made ...