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... stating that the whole tract of land from Crotiingeu to Kowno is almost entirely without troops. Pri- vate accouuts from Polaud speak of the inordinate accumula- tion of troops there. This bas reached such a height that ordinary tradespeople and workmen even ...

... stating lhat the whole tract of land from Crottingen to Kowno is almost entirely without troops. Pri- vate accounts from Poland speak of the inordinate accumula- tion of troops ihere. This has reached such a height thai ! iiniinary tradespeople and workmen ...

... children now the school, theyhave come to this conclusion: —That if lowest sum is placed at £2 very few, comparatively speaking, woidd be likely to attend, and the charity would be lost to the neighbourhood. They would, therofore, strongly recommend ...