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... legislative body for the kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland, and it was the kingdom then legislatively united that was meant when they spoke of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. (Cheers.) The country had no sufficient warning, it had no I warning ...
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... allerimes astillers. From Rome we are l today that, the Brownian Government having ishimed to submit to the arbitration of the United the questions still pending respecting Italian in Brasil, Signor Crispi is determined to , energetic steps. The wershipt ...
... ¶1 ,000 on Civil Service estimates f or the main- t, re- tenance of pape nunatics and other 0 000. Matters in Irln, and £9,000 for a f ous corresponding grant in Scotland. The t: bat total increase, therefore, is £1,042,000. a u-a- The Civil Service, Aqtiuates ...
... the territories which have newly added to the Empire Happily of the River Colony and the Transvaal are being resettled and the processes of civil reconstruction are progressing in most satisfactory under the guidance of Lord Milner We do not very much of ...
... themselves in South African campaign significance to this departure is inconceivable position of Reitz Schaik is acting at civil representative Boers in South Africa safe the of consultation unless they not desired hut expected to which the basis of n ...
... supplement substantially the Civil List. I do not know where these privileged circles are to be found, unless it is in some lunatic asylum. There is, of course, not particle of foundation for any such preposterous report. The Civil List was considerably increased ...
... yesterday mercy. Nay more, it is an historical fact the King's Speech was read. It is lot that there is both eeelesiasitieil and civil law enjoining it as a duty; a very old law, I admit, but still unreeeale ae d. writes LOEDB AND GENTLEMEN,— W, G. M. in the ...
... -' The future President of the United States betrayed his independence in politics at an • any age. As a small boy grew to have partial but alert understanding that the family were not one in their views about the Civil War, his father being a strong ...
... Redcar Urban Council, over whion that he doss not go barefooted.' I was theugh he intimated that this might cons deration as the unit which the manl route tor eran.os. Wilat was wore, is- sue had wonted to earn toe wage width sue t h e had jonted was as eesermal ...
... PARTY CONFERENCE DEPORTEE'S SPEECH lively in Manchester questions and resolution Mr of Mr Bell protesting against work of re-settling munition workers a of! over of benevolent or military recruiting and of employers NO SHELLS FOR US GOVERNMENT AND THE HADFIELD ...
... to cover whole re-settlement The measure character could present be applied to must arise in future it the intention of the Government to forward with measure and to introduce it as early as possible for non-contributory it would as civil workers operation ...