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... THK RUSSIAN LOAN. The Times speaks strongly as to the faction which the investing public have derived from the Russian loan. The full amount of £5,000,000 apportioned to England was very promptly taken up. The good the Russian loan to be calculated, not ...
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... speaking to other boys ,and girls too but never kept company with them. Mrs Mary Hanratty, mother of the last witness, identified the birth certificate of the last witness, who was born on the 29th August, 1912. She knew all about her daughter travelling ...
... LOST AND WON; A CONTRAST. CHAPTER Yon stir not. I mad be heard ; I mast ►are leave to speak— Thou haat disgraced me! Orwsr. and his family were seated at their tea-table ; but the worthy builder was not discussing the meal with his wonted alacrity. Ilia ...
... imagining liimsoif home, he would speak softly, as he was going with some of Ins companions to one of addressing his father aucl si.-tcr in tones of penitence, his usual resorts. put it by without reading it other times would hurst forth into cries of ...
... Witness—My knowledge; whenever met an oc- ; copier I made it duly to speak to him; there were no floods tie land then. Mr Janies Annstrong—Mr. Lvaim, you knon- Fariiliam estate ? Mr Armstrong—How take upon yourself to swear that Witness—l know the part ...
... THE Attorney-General speaking at a Primrose League demon,tration near Brentwood the other afternoon, rightly claimed that the Government, by their foreign policy, their home legislation,and more particularly by their Irish policy, were entitled to the ...
... rowful tone; * am stranger to you, then?’ Ves. you arc, and worse than any stranger in never speak a word to you again long I'm -H™ unless mind changes, snd for the foolish old wo! man that wrote such a blathering letter votuTli touch her for that same—never ...
... Rutorsr or ♦ Poartoo or Lor's Mrs ro NORTH A lira ICA. —The Norf.l4 Barran (U.S.) in speaking of the dead sea exploration expedition says:— Aniong the curiosities belonging to government brought home in the United States store ship Supply the following ...
... TIIF: IVIIEAT CROP. The Mark Lane Erress of Monday evening says, accounts from the Baltic and from Poland speaks more decided of the wheat crop, being both deficient and poor in quality ; and it now appears that some shipments have been made from Dantzie ...
... magistrate so to speak—of Bibles-loving England towards an atheist—au avowed minim ! What it that has raised England from the lowest tisptbe of degradation and sin? The Bible—the Vs ord of God, which passeth all understanding. The open Bible has won for ...