Punch, Or the London Charivari, May 13, 1914
Punch, Or the London Charivari, May 13, 1914
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Please hold yourself in readiness toco-ordinate the action of your troops with that of the Royal IrishConstabulary. --Your obedient Servant, Nevil Macready, ResidentMagistrate. To Sir Nevil Macready, General in command of troops inIreland. " Premier tried to explain away the situation. Remembering recreation of_Mr. Toots_, it is not really so bad as Lord "Bob's" earnest desire forpreservation of law and order in Ulster leads him to fear.
_Business done. _--On motion of Prime Minister new Standi...ng Order dealingwith blocking motions carried _nemine contradicente_.
_House of Lords, Thursday_, --The death of the Duke of Argyll leaves theHouse of Lords poorer by withdrawal of a quiet, gracious presence. Italked with him here a few days before the Easter recess. To-night theMacCailean Mhor, on his way to his last resting-place in the Highlands, sleeps amid the stately silence of Westminster Abbey, unawakened by thenoiseless footsteps of the ghosts of great men dead. Thus in Plantagenettimes the coffined body of the wife of Edward I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Please hold yourself in readiness toco-ordinate the action of your troops with that of the Royal IrishConstabulary. --Your obedient Servant, Nevil Macready, ResidentMagistrate. To Sir Nevil Macready, General in command of troops inIreland. " Premier tried to explain away the situation. Remembering recreation of_Mr. Toots_, it is not really so bad as Lord "Bob's" earnest desire forpreservation of law and order in Ulster leads him to fear.
_Business done. _--On motion of Prime Minister new Standi...ng Order dealingwith blocking motions carried _nemine contradicente_.
_House of Lords, Thursday_, --The death of the Duke of Argyll leaves theHouse of Lords poorer by withdrawal of a quiet, gracious presence. Italked with him here a few days before the Easter recess. To-night theMacCailean Mhor, on his way to his last resting-place in the Highlands, sleeps amid the stately silence of Westminster Abbey, unawakened by thenoiseless footsteps of the ghosts of great men dead. Thus in Plantagenettimes the coffined body of the wife of Edward I.
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