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... control. We can ouly speak from conjecture, but our impression of the Augsburg and the Cologne Guzette the two ablest vrovincial journals in Germany is, that a Jew in both cases pulls the wires. This being so, it is absurd to speak of the power of the ...
... all wore their native dresses, and their arrival st Waterloo oreated a good deal of muo;nehne; None of t:ltle h:m-bassadors speak Eoglish, and they consequently have great difficulty in uu‘kln( themselves understood. ———— SMALL-POX ON BOARD A TROOPSHIP ...
... mare to do than pack up our portmautean and go home. (Laughter.) I cannat acquiesce in that view. I am afraid we must now speak of the Conferev.ce baving failed. It deliberately submitted to the Ottoman Government those changes which upon full deliberation ...
... *7’&1’_23?-8%31%%& LONDON, EQ. !1i Harrison, of Low Green, Knottingley, writes..— Bl e crioment sy, boaioe Sororh o F | WATHO SPEAKS FIRST? and the bhave receison from somml Jo the great bemefit T 2 d, oy » ...
... there is a power beyond the power of man that will settle what is the destiny of every boy and girl amongt us. Why, ladies—l speak to you, and beg the gentlemen not to listen— (laughter)—we have bheard so much of women’s rights to-night that we may begin ...
... Eumgc which her present attitude appears for the nonce to place beyond the pale of immediate ibilities. o | Still, whmhus speaking and feeling in interest of humanity and the true and permanent interests of Turkey herself, we cannot avoid a feeling of ...
... fortnight since. Superivtendent Carr, when the testimoni put in, said many of the gentlemen who the testimonial could only speak to the ch of t.::e house as far as its outward app went. The Chairman said this case was entirely et from that a fortnight ...
... miS. LONDON, E.C. Irelurn my sincere thanks for the great benefit T Ll.dg Bell, 3, Author of Citoiv;enne Jacqueline A/ HO SPEAKS F ST? and the have reccived from your treatment. 1 was twelve | Katherine’s Trial, 1, Holme J.ee : i months and could only ...
... since. Superivtendent Carr, when the testimonial was put in, said many of the gentlemen who signed the testimonial could only speak to the character of t::e house as far as its outward appearances went. The Chairman said this case was entirely differ- ‘ ent ...
... by them in more cases than one, and in households it is most likely that there must have been children. - 4. Justin Martyr speaks of persons who had been disciples of Christ from their infancy; how can infants be made disciples but by baptism ? 5. Tertullian ...
... more to do than pack up our portmantean lnd go home. (Laughter.) I cannot acquiesce in that view. I am afraid we must now speak of the Confereuce Ihvhg failed. It deliberately submitted to the Ottoman Government those changes which upon fuil deliberation ...
... could be powerful unless it reposed upon principlés which approve themselves to the great majority of the country. Atter speaking of the financial policy of the Government, the right hon. gentleman said the interests of this country coincide withthe interests ...