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... the vigilance of the Austrian police, Fiume sae the place of rendezvous fer the leaders of We H ors. mien insurrection at home with thou &brood. It is asserted that General Elapka, who wan supposed to remained constantly at Naples, was, within the last ...

... external nature, by the ' change who Is clears tie, rifribowecomitrymen, when, -j/ j ' front m 11,1 kt I.v-room ' inhits at home they emerge .1 - • trio th . e . andiforests ;u America. These i mu obe elibjuisal. 4. l.roispht under the laws ot civiliv ...

... appointed to superintend the fitting out of ships, that he should be held responsible for any rations (non the est itiliehed rules as to kcinp, which he may, in his judgment, think necessary; and should be the mediam of communication between the officers ...

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... of acre's in corn, we shall not know our wants or home supplies, until our next harvest is gathered in. Free trade in mom is about to be established in France, and this will open a source nearer home which has hitherto been nneertain. One thing is sa ...

... engagement for three years, exclusive of a month of trial. Workwomen are aim received by engagements of eighteen months. The rules are in all very strict. In one of these houses, for example, the hours of work are from a quarter-past in the morning till ...

... material to public interests that can poui , ly imazined. The Speaker cannot negative any such proceeding as contravening the rules of the House, nor d. on it, author render himself liable to any Parliamentary penalty, except that which is awarded by every ...

... etrowntrig. Ono meet • striking appropriameem in tbm thank-offering, and, If we were dispnesd to moralise, an example of the ruling which briars good sot of evil. 'there Is another indium recorded of • similar chewier. 'Two ladies, in memory of • departed ...

... IT LONDON 1: .raabaa re • a 404. , orre, As a rule, the pablic dinners of charitable and philanthropic smociatiems are amongst the most formidable ieflictions which people who have many seiisaiatanoes of thenteward clam, and good for at lftat one gnioei ...