... Lieutenant for the county of Lancaster. Tuk American journals announce the death of Mr. Dallas, lurmarli Vice President of the United States, but better known in this country as Mr. Adamy's predecessor as American Minister at the British Court, INDUSTRIAL ...

... inaugural address ; but we are told that it indicated no change of policy, and made no mention of the foreign affairs of the United States. The latest quotation of gold at New York was about 99} per cent. Ppremium. Ix the house of Lords, on Thursday ni%‘ht ...

... between the above clubs, on the ground of the former. The United baving won the toss, sent their opponents to the wickets, and when the last fell, they had made a score of 55 runs. The United then took the bat, and seored 18 in the lst innings, and 41 ...

... pocket a low body. Vell—and I'll give you a betterer still— Never do nothink-—-for nothink—for nobody. A clergyman had just united in marriage a couple, whose respective Christian names werg Benjamin and Auuie. * How did they apppear during the ceremony ...

... greatest nation in the world, the best governed, and having the bast coustitution for the preservation of order and liberty ? The United States, where there wus o @reat deal of liberty, were peopled by descend ants of Koglishmen, who had takea out Foglish ideas ...

... days{but not on the seventh ; will you help to take care of us 2 and they did it in response to their demand ; and nupronng the Irishmen came and said, *We are friends of the Irish people, they are peopls who are not fit to take care of themselves on the seventh ...

... facilities for economic and eocial development that the peopls require. Every form of Home Rule, in fact, that can be grantcd to Irishmen, short of a ecparate Parliament, Mr, Chamberlain is willing to bestow. 113 took considerable pains to make this clear ¢) ...

... the United Kingdom, whilst showing that Ireland must have all tho agrarian freadom, all the education, all tae facilities for economie and social development thas the peopla require. Every form of Home Rule, in fact, that can be gravted to Irishmen, short ...

... as to what other startling changes may be attempted in the fashion of governing not only Ireland but all zections of the United Kingdom. Reform has been thundering through the country for the last sixty years ; and the dia of it is now truly of deafening ...

... as to what other startling changes may be attempted in the fashion of governing not only Ireland but all zections of the United Kiogdom. Reform has been thundering through the country for the last sixty years; and the dia of it is now truly of deafening ...

... aghast at such a proposal of taxation, without representat in violation of all Liberal traditions and prmz;‘-. We lost the United States bm:r this ini?uitmu systom too long, and weshould deservedly lose Ireland too, if we were such fools as to vrtbo same ...

... all msn are secking, consciously or uaconscicusly, by the devolution of limited autenomy to the coanstituent parts of the United Kingdom and the Empire. A crisis of growth has coms to pase in the nations that exist unlor the sway of the Queen. They ars ...