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... and lias never been voluntary. There was also tli e question of the Civil List, which must have been re-settled. 'Lrie settlement of 1837 being for the Queen s lifetime, a second Civil Li-t •would have been required, and all sorts inconvenient constitutional ...
... St II good disciplinarian drawing Churchwoman Salary £45 Mistress THE Are COLLEGE 1878 Tutorial Institution United Kingdom DEPARTMENTS— Civil Service University sional Training Salary Successful during 189 to £31660 (Oral being enrolled in Guide post ...
... Karl as joining his son Vere in 1857) resettling estates in 1853 left a will under possibly Earl and son time a joint over them which they of cousre have resettled them they pleased in 1853 They would likely to resettle prior to the late earl’s shady marriage ...
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... the State Department in the past, 9 could not be volunteered by the United Ia, States until it was known that it would be aho acceptable to both parties in the war. But Fu- the United States might very properly serve IC as an intermediary to transmit an ...
... to children remark- IDL that ho « wld not understand what he Liverpool Watch Committ to do with t agitation started d the United Kingdom Mr p Armstrong sail the only way to get the matter was to make parents respo sible. I: was absurd to ask @ publican ...
... the United States Governroent, which immediately gave it forth to the wor’d that “the same purposes have moved and will continue to control” it, and that “the frank declarations of Russia in this regard are in accord with those made to the United States ...
... constitutional governmer would be to ignore the fundamental facts of the cas ...
... the Civil List grant It will the writer in the “Fortnightly” considers revenues of of Lancaster tlie private property of the Crown only in very limited sense he anticipates propriety of placing them at the of will fully Parliament when the Civil List ...
... 138 houses and 690 inhabitants as the resalt of the wear and tear of nearly 300 years. Plagne and pestilence and famine and civil wae had much to auswer for in those stormy times. Houses were cheap in thoso days. and renta were low. Daring the reign of ...
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... in South Africa, whether he be Dutch or whether he “ Britiah, we shall give to everyone equal “laws, equal justice, equal civil rights. “We shall give to them these things, and, as soon as it i» safe to do so, we “ shall go further, and shall establish ...