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... domiciled I. Scotland. His settlement was prepared and szeouted according to the of Scottish oonveyanciag. Ho was the °weer of • landed In Dtanbastoaddre ; and the greet bulk of his personal or movable estate wee, at his death, locally situated in Scotland, ...
... Mint') will leave tows is • Is. days furs tour on tbe Jontioeet.- Captain Knoz-Browne, residing near Newtown. Barry, killed an woman bull-trout, weighing Wei., the other day, whilst aching for salmon in the Blaney. -- ---,- De the Ron. Mortimer Saekeille have ...
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... pleasant evening was spent. or Donna Chnne.—Flans for the truing of the glebe lands lying round Donee Mum bays been pepered by Messrs Wardrop & Reid, architects, Edinburgh. The land which it ie proposed to feu is perhapa the most desirable in the of the either ...
... awn'. Among the 'Love Poems,' the following beautiful ',claimant be found. It loan retract from the on 'A. Relic ' : , Only • woman's right•tiond glove Sin and three-quarters, Courvoialer's make— For common purposes asonglh, Yet dearer for her sweet sake ...
... Tonna.. awnl , w t AS. With • child She supported the dill with that thing. didn't she? A woman' Well. alb- mow he err. brave, another. perhaps. of the made army. the ever get tired—so weary that she ton Meted t sleep—perchance to dream AA' Uod' but ...
... more rinpiired. Since the alarm was first sootoded we have increased nor land forces in mere members just tight fold Gonloats, turret-ships, and torpe toes Would reps-ter • landing on oar shores infinitely more harm-dot,n than formerly, awl yet we are deecnbed ...
... the hon. mete her haa taken altogether • very remarkable course upon the question of land purchase. I remember the hon. inember's maiden speech, in which he condemned land purchase of any kind, although at that very monsent he was selling 66°ln:testate under ...
... eleven Bills mentioned in the Queen's Speech have been introduced, of which four have passed the second reading, viz., the Land Purchase Bill, the Tithe Redemption Bill, the Barracks and Camps Improvement Bill, and one for improving the procedure in the ...
... gearded in hie conduct, but from hi. Highland he keenly watched the course of events. He had beard that the Preteader bad landed In the west, and that the class were gathering, and be wee impatient for as to the troth of the report. Os this particular ...
... the present circumstances of Ireland, some scheme of Land Purchase was desirable, but he, at the same tune, entirely dissented from any proposal which implied such an impracticable chimera as Land Nationalisation. In that portion of speech which dealt ...
... daughter of the deceased. She is to have in San Fran. a realty producing a rental of 11,000 dollars a. month, 80,000 acres of land in Southern California, 360,000 in Mexico, the undivided three.quarters of another territory of 1,100,000 in Mexico, and mines ...