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... fact is denied by the First Commissioner in his reply ; but he admits that he told the Curator that it was ... facts . I searched through the Papers for an explanation of it , and I can find none except that the Chief Commissioner ...
... fact is denied by the First Commissioner in his reply ; but he admits that he told the Curator that it was ... facts . I searched through the Papers for an explanation of it , and I can find none except that the Chief Commissioner ...
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... fact being true . The Superintendent of Hyde Park was ill ; there was pressing work to be done there , and naturally ... facts of the case so imper- fectly before their Lordships ; but he must say that in common fairness Mr. Ayrton ought ...
... fact being true . The Superintendent of Hyde Park was ill ; there was pressing work to be done there , and naturally ... facts of the case so imper- fectly before their Lordships ; but he must say that in common fairness Mr. Ayrton ought ...
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... facts of the case did not assume a very different footing now that all the particulars were published ? Moreover , it was ... fact that , as shown on the learned Doctor complaining of the proposed form of estimate to be applied to the ...
... facts of the case did not assume a very different footing now that all the particulars were published ? Moreover , it was ... fact that , as shown on the learned Doctor complaining of the proposed form of estimate to be applied to the ...
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Great Britain. Parliament. adverting to the facts contained in the Memor- andum of the First Commissioner , they are ... fact that Professor Owen , of the British Museum , had expressed the views contained in Appendix No. 3 of the Blue ...
Great Britain. Parliament. adverting to the facts contained in the Memor- andum of the First Commissioner , they are ... fact that Professor Owen , of the British Museum , had expressed the views contained in Appendix No. 3 of the Blue ...
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... fact , I shall answered . My attention was next called be happy to apologize to the hon . Gen- to a letter published by the hon . Mem- tleman , and to withdraw any statement ber for Exeter in The Times , in which I may have made under a ...
... fact , I shall answered . My attention was next called be happy to apologize to the hon . Gen- to a letter published by the hon . Mem- tleman , and to withdraw any statement ber for Exeter in The Times , in which I may have made under a ...
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