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... he first appeared among them as a candidate for their suffrages, Mr Gladstone was in the Land of Promise, and that since he left the glowing region for the Land of Performance the expectations raised by him still remain unfulfilled. There are Radicals ...
... advocated and supported any proposal for registration of land and land transfer on the basis of the Australian Act of Mr Torrens, the adoption of which, would be greatly facilitated on the completion of the-land survey which is now in rapid progress, good maps ...
... all parts of the division. The only return he could make them was to say that if he was elected he would vote in favour of woman's suffrage (applause). Since they (the l&dies) were entitled to vote at municipal elections, and were properly qualified, he ...
... themselves but to see that their friends and neighbours did the same (applause). Several questions on the subjects of land, vaccination, and woman suffrage were put tp Mr Grotrian, and answered by him to the entire satisfaction of the meet- resolution was carried ...
... vast advantage to the country, and when he found the forces of the new lands of Great Britain with the forces of the old in their battles, when he found the old land and the new land fighting together in the depths of the desert, those were ties which made ...
... bath; two join 12s per week.—C 17, Daily Mail Office. RIVEETSIDE LAND, Late occupied Messrs. R. and J. Harrison. TO be LET or SOLD (in one or two lots), 4,445 Square Yards of LAND, occupying a central Stsition, and having frontages of 120 feet to the ...
... FORENLISTING IN THE GREEK ARMY. serai-official journal at Athens states that a peasant to village near Arta has been sentenced by A court-martial at Janina to transportation with hard labour, because his son enlisted in the Greek army. The same sentence was ...
... peculiar to itself. They not drink their own wine, and only the buttermilk from their own cows, He said that the moreellement of land great, and the mortgages on it so heavy, that the peasants cannot live the produce the plots: in a bad year they are reduced ...
... l'TEi» Suicide. —A woman numed Harriett I'Mi' , wife cf James Skelton Eddie, described as ..fitv'nian, living at Carlton, near Snaith, was charged the T! Police-court on Monday with attempting ( ii.wit suicide. It appears that the woman does not with her ...
... frequently exhibited people in providing burial for their relatives was brought before the Board. The case was that of a woman residing at Barton, whoso husband had recently died, and who had spent 10s a coffin, besides other funeral expenses. She had ...
... concluded most interesting lecture saying that the list of our public journals is now a proud and noble one, the _ roll of an army of liberty, with a rallying point in every town. It is a police of public safety, and sentinel of public morals. Its watchfires ...
... opus, Gems from Shakspere, Irish anecdotes, Health, 44 Increased benefits, Shams and realities, 44 An eccentric woman, 44 The business of Oddfellowship. 44 An hour with the poets, 44 Ancient guilds and modern Friendly Societies, 44 Lodge ...