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... MR. A. CHAMBERLAIN'S OPINION. Mr. Austen Chamberlain. speaking at Suneruon on lltuulay night. said that neither of the great parties auuld have a majority in the new House of Commons. and that. Mr. Redmond would, in consequenne. be able to impose his ...

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... ones give Why t u well reler to her as Mrs. Brown, M.D. P' Because O'Shea is on the bench, why should we always say, In speaking of his charming wife: There's Mrs. Judge O'Shea ? Is she a judge by marriage ? Was she wedded to the court ? There should ...

... IloxrATY or At.A.KAN. The Indiana of the Yukon, which means Great Hirer, though all Tinnehs, are divid'd into twiny classes, speaking entirely different languages. But in their astonishing honesty they are as one. You might leave valuables with the.n for ...

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... attractive if she likes. She can speak gently, first of all : but she shGuld remember that if her voice is to be sweet and pleasant she must never forget herself and raise it in anger, and she must sever grumble and speak peevishly at home. Her manner, ...

... should go through and become law, they would not. try to wreck it, but they would wreck it then without any shadow of doubt. Speaking on Tariff Reform, he .aid be thought the best. plan of raising the level of wages was by • change in our Fiscal system The ...

... welt, in Outdoor Pastimes of an American Hunter, says: Only a few men, comparatively speaking, lead their lives in the wilderness. Only • few others, again, speaking comparatively, are able to take their holidays in the shape of hunting trips in the ...

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