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... matter we must make the point that if we ban circuses from Hyndburn Council land then they will only use other land in the borough “Therefore it is better that we allow our land to be used so that we can keep an eye on them and ensure they are supervised ...
... sca and land are upholding the honour of the British name. In the officers and men of my Navy, on whom the security of the Empire depends, I repose, in common with all my subjects, a trust that is absolute. o On the officers and men of my armies, whether ...
... new France had been born. It was now a land of sobriety, dignity, and quiet resolution. British men in khaki in North France were making our shores. inviolate against the enemy that threatened us. Let no man or woman complain to him about the inconveniences ...
... SUBSTITYTEg MBRIAN VinEcar CUPLEEDS. WHISKY! WHISKY!! As Supplied for over Half-a-Century to the e ~ Army and Navy. £ ‘Flberdeen Club’ Soarem CW lands direct . an . S s % i ‘Adelphi, Aberdeen. Scotch Whisky. Sole Proprietors. Founded 1832. 598. per 50: ...
... said that German spies had in times of peace accepted positions in British works at mominal sararies in order to spy out the land. He thought the Government could in some degree be accused of pro- Germanism for allowing Germans to continue to reside in ...
... Ashworth who, he said, had only four acres of land and two head of cattle. The objections were sustained. Drink & Enjoy Christopher Bros.’ Tea.—Ad ORDER AGAINST BUTCHER. Mary Hartley, a middle aged woman, of Ernest-street, Church, summoned her husband ...
... order for the Co{ilpfiisory purchase of an acre of land at West Bradford which s required for houses Th owner of the land is willine to se o 55 . . i g o sell and the Council is of opinion that the land is worth £250. The district valuer howe . Woli; fixed ...
... Beltana, writes: “'A day out from port a woman stowaway. 'was found on board. She was given light work to do, and give little trouble. In the experience of @ member of the crew who has sailed for 30 years @ woman stowawdy 'is unprecedented.” i N ‘A British ...
... to our Allies fighting so’ valiantly against big odds. In addivion to all this, it is recorded that the Germans attempted to land troops.at Pernau, in the north-eastern corner of the Gulf, but entirely failed. Four huge barges crammed with soldiers were ...
... the 6th article in the Berlin Treaty this great tract of land, which covers 900,000 square miles, was handed over for develcpment and care to Belgium, the smallest kingdom of Europe. All vacant land became the property of Leopold IL. He thus became the possessor ...
... not keep up a great navy and a great army. He was not alwaye the gpeatest villain who carried the biggest revolver. And it was not always the worst nation that upheld the greatest fleet and the most efficient army. So long as there were so many rogues ...