Seasonable from October to June.

Long before Norway deposed King Oscar II (June 7, 1905), disruptions and war would doubtless have occurred had it not been for the wisdom and tact of the king.

Not being able to secure the approval of the king for separate consular representation, the Storthing, on June 7, 1905, passed resolutions declaring the dissolution of the union between Norway and Sweden, and that King Oscar had ceased to be the ruler of Norway.

The Riksdag of Sweden met in extraordinary session, June 21, 1905, at the call of King Oscar, to consider the action of the Norwegian Storthing in declaring the dissolution of the union between the two countries.

He accepted the throne offered him and was crowned June 22, 1906.

They had taken part in shaping the first Act of Union of the North in June, 1319, and from Oslo, in Norway, hastened to have Magnus elected at the Stone of Mora, where the Swedish kings since time immemorial were nominated.

Henry, who had so often experienced the prince's ingratitude and violence, apprehended that his sickness was entirely feigned, and he durst not intrust himself into his son's hands: but when he soon after received intelligence of young Henry's death, [MN 11th June.

June 5thAfter sending off your letter yesterday, I went to have my first official interview with the Chinese Plenipotentiaries.

I had hardly reached it when I received two cards from my poor mandarins, thanking me for having gone so far to meet them, &c. June 12th.

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June 9.] been for years deprived both of his property and liberty, so that his conduct should be rather considered as the attempt of a prisoner of war to regain his freedom, than of a subject to overturn the government.

June 8.] between France and England was renewed for another year; three thousand men, drafted from different regiments, were sent by the protector to supply the deficiency in the number of his forces; and the combined army opened the campaign with the siege of Dunkirk.

But I will give verbatim the extracts from his diary: 'June 11.This is my birthday.

'June l5.Some new element has entered into our existence here.

'June 18.Ul-Jabal?that man is the very Devil incarnate!

June 19.So much for my bounty, all my munificence, to this poisonous worm.

Can he imagine that I shall not recover my precious gem, my stone of Saul? 'June 20.Ah, Ul-Jabalmy brave, my noble Son of the Prophet of God!

Is Ul-Jabal mad or I? 'June 21.Merciful Lord in Heaven!

'June 23.The mysterious, the unfathomable Ul-Jabal!

'June 24.No moreno more shall I drink wine from the hand of Ul-Jabal.

'June 25.He has dared at open mid-day to enter my room.

'June 26.Marvellous to tell, the traitor, Ul-Jabal, has now placed another stone in the Edmundsbury chalicealso identical in nearly every respect with the original gem.

'June 28.I have now set myself to the task of recovering my jewel.