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... year £500,000. General Peel and Mr. G. Bentinck criticized the estimates. Colonel advocated a reduction in the expenses tho civil establishments connected with tho array, and other honourable members offered objections, but ultimately the vote was passed ...
... invasion would be reckoned up. • What will it cost?' lithe morale( every Englishman's catechism of our time. Mr. Gladstone, who unite, a commercial love of peace with an evad gelical horror of war, would begin to perceive, with a subtle nelson, that physical ...
... POWELL WILLIAMS said that the Secretary State was perfectly willing to give effect the request that the medical branches should united into medical corps *nd to abolish the compound title, that medical officers would the rank colonel lipoear iu the Army List ...
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... curiosity by watch- , j fero directly indirectly the civil Govern Ing their author wriggle over the field argu-J to oppose in any manner the i»orformment. with trail inconsistencies lengthening c ,f the civil duties which are due to the l*chiud him. The second ...
... Vitoonnt and db Askwith a BUDD. Alla' Debts te tie UMW States. StatTes am oetntte d d ue o by about £A3lslie 3 s , too oth,oeo United American AM, ei 510,000. Gen. March says that Use U.S.A. army will not he reduced to kin than 510,000 officers and men The ...
... the time of the passing of the former act were proprietors of stock, or shares on v the register of the former company, were united into a company for the purpose of completing the works. They were incorporated by the name of the Wexford Harbour Embankment ...
... FOR IRELAND: THE ULSTER VETO (Continued from Page 1). j-micd States of Americfc? (Hear, htar.) I? ,ie nf Nations without the United •', ...
... will—come into a united Lre- land, he ought to abandon the idea of coerc- ing the Nationalist counties of Ulster to remain out. But be that as it may, I shar- ed the hope, and I share it still, that after this war we will lay aside the idea of civil war in Ireland ...
... welfare of Protestants and Catholics alike. Books of all kinds were to be had, and the eeporior officers were all good and civil, sad the Governor was a well tried servant of she Crown, and had risen to his position by his own merit, and the other officers ...
... of the French revolution. He it was who implanted in Poland, in Italy, in Germany, Spain, in Switzerland, the ideas and civilizing laws France. Who does not know that in Germany he, with single stroke of his pen, two hundred and forty-three small feudal ...
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