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... g, and almo‘t handsome—ban lsome, with a rare intellectual beauty that a woman, able of appreciating such a thing, would be drawn towards by an invisible facination. That woman had not come across his path u yet. CIIAPTER XLIII AND 111EAVTIVI'L EL,ANOR ...
... the re:onstruction of the Jg ptian army is that the officers shall be onehalf English and the other half Egyptians. the arran.tement sofas guarantee against the intr..duction of a febellous spirit into the new army is secarcd. It will also help to maintain ...
... inmates. - & letter of thanks for the kindness was ordered to be sent to each of the ladies. OFFICRIt ANL , AI PLICOIT. A woman, who implied for relief on behalf of her sick son. complained that Mr. Nixon. the relieving officer, went to her house and ...
... sheathed his sword and went towards the park; he approached a man and woman, again drew his 'word, and struck four blows at them. Two of the blows struck a post in the park. The man and woman ran away, and the witness NM no more of them. Afterwards the witness ...
... London, lir liinson callel on him requesting information as to the army and its riptlod of working, and as fir as he co ild gatlivr the Archbisbop-desimiate's views were that the Salvatien Army should continue the good work of getting at the maees of the people ...
... direct taxation. • complete alteration of our land laws, which would ociviate indirectly the immense amount we spend on pauperism; • samellale arramermont for the expenses of /loyalty, sad the rodestie• to our Army and Navy expeointem shows* trm systemisation ...
... °entry, on the same principle that the Army ply nothing for the seats their occupy in the churches and chapels outside, where ns minister is providid. If Catholic chaplains are appointed to officiate in the Army, Navy, gge., I do not admit it is right ...
... should give up a strip of land lately purchased by them upon which a grove of trees stands for the purpose of forming a public walk.—The Committee did Dot see their way to recommending compliance with the suggestion. The land in question was, moreover ...
... have trustees so as to divest the individual members of all interest in the land ; and so long as that agreement should last there would be no equitable interest in the land in any individual member, but only an interest in the profits of the undertaking ...
... in cests Two cases of mirvellons credelity were before the Ivybridge (l)evon Tucelsy, a woman named B.atrice Small, who dveribed her- self as a poor single woman. with aix little chil- dren, being charged with obtaining mem, and goods from John Masters ...
... tido opportunity of placing upon record my gratitude to able officers who oninm.vided by sea amt land. tisid to the victorious forces, of which my Indian army mipplie4 • ttistingra , hed part The recent events in Egypt have enhanced my obligati's., in regard ...
... the bitter lesson that the great world of London teaches bow hard it is to fight the grim army of starvation and despair. She had tried everything that a woman could do. She had stitched till her eyes were almost sightless and her fingers numbed for something ...