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... merchant service to be condemned because we have a few drunken rascals and scoundrels in it? We might speak in the same terms of the owners. Many of their characters would not bear impection were they analysed; but are we to condemn the whole of the ...
... is an enthusiast: he speaks dogmatically about what he can know little or nothing of; his judgment is defective and to be distrusted. The name uncontrolled power of magnifying that he recently applied to the commerce of Hongkong, he brings to bear on ...
... individuals who ought to know what they I were speaking of, but which advice was , set aside, and, in effect, despised. The community, busy with all-absorbing commercial pursuits, leave it to the Press to speak out their grievances, and only come to the front ...
... obtained a oertain proficiency in speaking Chinese. .. . B.—Tables are subjoined which exhibit in detail the results obtained by the examination of the several classes of the Central School both in English and Chinese subjects. 9.—As regards the Government ...
... F AMILY HERARD, MONTHLY 6d. The illustrated London Naos, in reference to pure literature, speaks of The 112141 D, that joy to tens of thousands of innocent households. ...
... 142 speaking solely and exclusively of the first count. There was some, although it seemed to him very iittle—evidence which w in t prove detentiGn. That was, provided they believed the evidence. The mtn's own statement that he wanted to sell the child ...
... .• FOREIGN POWERS AND BRITISH SHIPPINC. Speaking at Liverpool recently in far our of his retaliatory policy, Mr ,Cliamberlain dealt with the shipping MU:tests of Great Britain. In doing so, he direct2d attention to the disabilities imposed upon British ...
... Where is at—Living with relations. Is it not my client's sistert—lt ie her child I am speaking about, that she had when I first met her. Further cross-examined, defendant at first said t:iat mest of the men who lived with him in the various messes he ...
... FAMILY lIERARD, The Plustrated London News, in reference to pure literature, speaks ot The FA/ILLY HULALD, joy CO teas of thousands of I.nglish households. ...
... to the China Mail.) (Reuters Service to the China Mail.) LONDON, Sept. 6. LONDON, Sept. 6. Mr. Samuel, speaking before the M r Ll o yd George, speaking at the Economics Section of the British Eisteddfod at Wrexham, was inter- Association, said that while ...
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... (I?euter'B Service to the C'hina M(Lil.) LoNr.ox, August Speaking in the House of Commons during the debate on the Indian Budget the Alaster of Elibank, under secretary, referring to the question of opium assured the House on behalf of Lord Morley, Secretary ...