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... ENGLAND AND THE WORLD. - Palatal from Mr. Spoaoh at Birmingham. Tbe speech of Mr. Chamberlain last night is ie. of dm moat impartial pronouneemints male for are i few of poiati ia it:— England 'Threatened. You meet all La. there bas for sewn time paak ...
... dirt for cotton turns from England to America.' That England is suffering commercial shipwreck is a fact too solemn and portentous to be gainsaid. The once mighty nations of antiquity have suffered a decline and fall; and England, we apprehend, is exhibiting ...
... GENERAL ENGLAND'S CUP. THE annual match between the various battalions of the Western Counties Brigade was shot on the Bedminster Range on the 17th inst. by permission of Col. E. C. Plant, C.B. For the first time since the Cup was presented by Gen. England ...
... [some extent in their own keeping. England against the world is always a good cry. It was the text of speech number one; and, according to the text, if all Europe, all America, and all the colonies combine against England on question of principle—Free Trade ...
... to be civilised and Christianised, and much in all parts of the world needing correction. But who constituted England the champion of the races, and the rectifier of the wrongs of the world? The principle at last beginning to be adopted is the true one ...
... SOUTH OF ENGLAND CUP. for all ages. Mr. Panchard’s b Pansy, by Prime Minister—Riotous Hoppicker, beat Mr. W. H. Smith’s r or f d Sudden Idea, Strange Idea— Mr. Batfs be td b Blooming Annie, by Bold Effort—Blue Bell, beat Mr. Henty’s f d p Howler, Pat ...
... ENGLAND HAS THE CONFIDENCE OF THE WHOLE WORLD. riIIIERE could not be 3 more decisive proof that all the nations of the earth ll have unlimited confidence in Use Englah Government than in affordsd by the eontributions to the Great Exhibition if we look ...
... ENGLAND'S GREATNESS IS UNPARALLELED IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD. WHAT US TO roma A CORRECT ESTIMATE or THE PRESENT, PAST, AND FUTURE? EXPERIENCE I WITHOUT YOU ARE RUDDERLESS! IVIIA7' COMMANDS THE FAITH OF THIS LIFE? - CHARACTER AND HONEST)* OF Pl'R POSE ...
... THE CHRISTIAN WORLD. To the Tien and Women of England. A SPLENDID GIFT for 4s. Consisting of Six Splendid Nickel Silver Spoons, thoroughly plated. Any letter in the alphabet will be engraved on the goods at au additional coat of 2d. per article. Our system ...
... draw the careful attention of the world to the altered position and temper of England. The England of the nineteenth century, though substantially the same country, is still in some respects much changed from the England of the eighteenth. The ideas and ...
... than (could all the theorising in the world. It is difficult for us here in England, and especially for those who have not T OFrmanribr niers - 41kt teaches you nothihg.of the horn:life -of -any people, and least rd , , Germans, who are exclusive where ...
... tion of England than for that of France. France, evea in the midst of defeat,is more useful to the world than England in the midst of her selfishness. France understands her duties and even exaggerates them. England has never understood ...