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... was in this man, who was sick. whom she had grievously wronged, and who had needed the tender core of a woman to nurse him hack to health again. Woman of Are though she was on It occasions, ehe had now nothing to say about the wrongs of the people. talk ...
... forward her head. Every woman in the place gave vent to an , exclamation surprise. Heaven save us! said one ; and from what, quarter of the earth have you arrived? Versailles. . . . Then ---- ;; -- was that the Austrian woman. Marie Antoinette, made ...
... Mr Meseon's Will H Rider aggard Ste Desire The army of an African Farm iive Sch;einer In Mrenge Oungeoy Guy Boothby Sem wad Lands Sir Edwin Arnold • of Air Wholly Hope A Maiden's Progress Violet Hunt A Woman An Andralian Hillioniare Vrs A Blitz lin Deed ...
... dispose of the sewage of Beverley to advantage. At Edinburgh the land irrigated by the sewage is worth about £2O an acre per annum for grass crops. Could not something of the kind be made of the land at Beckside ? The history of the Cntigantiunie estate is also ...
... find a farmer ready to employ him, provided the woman is willing to make herself at housework. The solution of this question of the unemployed is. I think, an Imperial one. It is 'back to Canadian land,' which is crying out for men. ...
... of the British army. But they conaisted, for the part, of old men too feeble to march, or of boys scarcely able to carry their muskets. Sir Henn , Calvert, who was aide-de-clung to the Duke of York in Holland. says of some newly. landed battalions t *they ...
... hem e curious and grins history. The man Olio, twine years ago, murdered his wife at Milan, cut the body of the unfortunate woman into 'anafl pieces; and carryier them with hit in • handbag, 'Proceeded to (knee, shere he hired it boat, and in full view ...
... island of Coll had two sons ia the Army, the* engaged in foreign wars, and in his visions saw what was happening to them. The visions preyed PO much on his mind that, to rid himself of them, he gave half-a-crown to an old woman, and prayed his second sight ...
... force equivalent to a full Army Corp.. Adding this number to the contingents already in the colonies or ea resit, the troops uhich will be under Sir Retirees Buller when he takes up the supreme command of the British armies in South Africa will amount ...
... Preference, and said that the country needed land reform as well as Tariff Reform. LORD CRO3IER ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE. Addressing a meeting held on Friday night in the Free Trade Hall. Manchester. in opposition to woman suffrage, Lord Cromer expressed the conviction ...
... they could get • reduction of the Army. a reduction of Navy, unless they got economy, they could not get rursl housing. small holdings. Irish cottages. English homestead.. Scotch Crofters Act.. at the opening up of the land—one of the hoed caution% for the ...
... of their childhood in • the land they bare left, and of plots and intrigues Ii days of oppression; sometimes an observer can a smile of hopefulness in their eyes as they think or the ,m 4 life and the frocAoin. in Os land whither they are journeying. ...