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... \'-.-————:.-—-- General Review, _ n manenay ¥ — - - - u'l :' B ‘:,: pfln‘ -.u.':hr' WITH EOZEMA.| A SUNDAY ) MMM@;W“ PRN Bea: intervened porton T it & BOYAL daye m*“wwnbam The Arixy NEARLY CLOSED UP AND lmfih ) il Pontefract., YRAR. . |for On July ...
... THE WAR—A REVIEW, 1901, AN INDIAN ORDEAL OF ENDURANCE. The red men of the American Continent are fast becoming extinct, and the few survivors are sadly dqennt«i by their contact with the “civilization” of their exterminators. In, tales have been told ...
... From an article in the “ Roview of Reviews nnifidhfihhflmhm”w of the career of the Right Honm, H. C. E. Childers, who for 26 years was M.P. lw‘ Pontefract. The circumstances under which a Boroughbridge horse-dealer recovered £7 10s. 6d. and costs for demages ...
... DANGERS OF SPECULATION| « GAMBLING.” The Finamcial Review of Reviews Dr. 0. W Saleeby ullers @ grave Warniog a 8 to the effect of speculation oo individual and national bealth. He writes:— The characteristi lack of selfcoutrol ...
... THE ROYAL TOUR. Hobart, Friday. The Duke Y Cornwall to-day reviewed mvat two thousand troops, hold':m-.': medals to those who had besn on @otive . L THE PASHODA INCIDENT. The * Pigaro” pab R '3’. conversation between the late M. Peiix B e and & of his ...
... l':'lz-luthm ages have been taking an |De'v wiers Bave ai last ¢ 1| am very glad, for my | inuiogs of Afty th w week under review, and tha ough was at the expense o [t was & wonderful triumph o hoth being ut in the final | ATORA ...
... Lancashire, 245 out, THE ROYAL TOUR. Wellington, Friday. The Duke of Cornwall, in & farewell mesdage to New Zealand, says the reviews at Christohurch and Auckland brought home to him mors than ever the enormous aoccession of strength on which the Empire couil ...
... and the memorial to the Oanter(.)‘rnlu'::ldht‘h:h hu.hhlkn in the war. ay Duke, who was accompanied by the Duchess, held a review at Christchurch of several thousand troops, including the con:l‘nlrnu which have returned from Bouth rioa. On Wb:dnoe‘oldny ...
... place today. Mr. A. G. Gardiner, Editor of the “ Daily News,” writes as follows in the Auguet number of the ** Contemporary Review™:— « Imperialism ds dead. That is the supreme fact which emerges from the Imperial Conference of 1911. New York suffragists ...
... who might be sent to the homes of the poor and aflicted in times of sickness. A grand Review of the British 'M{ was held in honour of the occasion, and this review may be said to have marked the rehabilitation of the Queen’s naval forces, which had been ...
... reign. Froceeding, and proposing the adoption of the report and the paywmens of the usual dividends, the Chairman said: In reviewing the position and workiog of the company for the half-year we realise ot onee the extraordinary condition whieh all coal-using ...
... seventy. eight years with the firm. Ex-King Manuel, who is staying with the Duke > Marlborough et Blenheim, oo Whit-Monday reviewed the Yepmanry encamped in the camp, and in the evening was the chief guest at a great ball given by his host. Mr. John Dillon ...