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... BURNING OF THE LIVERPOOL LANDING STAGE. (to Lirtrpool Auian, Tuesday, TUraa Huddleston, tto actioo to tto Haney Docks Board tbe Gee Company daua«cs far Ito baruing tto Liverpool Laoding sUge last year, throogh tto negligence of tbo eerraata making connections ...
... qoeatioa augmentiog the army, and completing the qnadrilatend of Astwerp. The proposed dlvldon of Greet Britain Into military districts, which lb- Cardwell spoke when introducing the Army Estimates, will, according to the Army amt Kami Garnttf, provide ...
... down the country. The woman states that she bore her husband twenty children, and that three of them arc the present time soldiers in the British army. There arc few pensioners who havo done so much for her country this poor 'woman. The Ruling Papsion.—*• ...
... ocomprehended in its clanses. The ever-increasing army of teachers and their important profession depends in no slight degree upon the action of the New Code; while no man, woman, or child in the land is outside ite line of inflaence, for even those placed ...
... wanted £60.” I did not mention Mr. Kedgr.ro’. Und, •bonU like to teke Hue opportunity of ‘°_ 1 » mie-eutement in e.jtog tt»t land wm up for .notion order the mortgagoee. I find that it nerer been pat np for eale at all, and eorry I made each . statement ...
... to | contrasted woman io the time of Chris womao in Christian lands at the presen! and referred to the notion of the utter depe of woman upon man, and the saying tt proper position was at his feet, The not teach the inferiority of woman, who to demanding ...
... and tlqiwss our trad. But, Rir, does it not strike you as most anomalous circumstance that out of 15.000,000 acres larnw'i land the United Kingdom we choose only spare less than 4.000,000 for the all-important purpose of producing our daily bread Is this ...
... present system all arable laud which be done is straightway turned into land—that for one labourer being required for every 26 ot arable land, only one tor every acres ot grass land is required. That since 1817, when Free Trade and free corn first came ...
... in the National School on Friday evening, the inst. The Baw. M. Osborn, chairman. Mitt Hnnlnm, of London, soorotary of the Woman’s Union, attended, and the meeting. UsivnnaiTY Boat Raoh.—Oxford won by four i—-Hie The time aa taken Benson’s Chronograph ...
... flourishing. They are follows Customs £20.250.000 Excise 27.d50.000 SUmps. Land Tax sad House Doty. Property and laeoaM Tax . Post Office •. Telegraph Samees Cron Lands u.ooo.nno 2.500.000 4 100.000 6.950.000 1.325.000 4.100.000 £77 £70,000 The total ...
... always fighting with the British army and British navy in their front (laughter), and it does not require a great deal of courage to fight under these circumstances, but yon may depend upon it if they ever found the British army against them they would soon ...
... deal of difference woo carries the mind There are no snrgsora in either the army the nary of China. The amount of physical suffering that follows in the wake of Chinese army in the field is almost too appalling to contemplate. While the bead needa the ...