... Government, it would not be wi.se, now that opportunity acting before the Zulu harvest lias been lost, to delay a further invasion uutii the report above referred to shall have been received and fully considered. will not detain yotp* Lordships many moments ...

... or three mon generally going off together-constitutes a temptation to the natives, who are not yet re- toioiled to ihis invasion of their country. in the coursc of his visit to the islands Sir William Macgregor visited Kwato, where the London Missionary ...

... (Illy ie :t weakinens if our navy were infdeti(Iate, out it is really our greatest sitrenti.l, .nd pro- reits any attempt at invasion. Tl'iiie who have previously felt alarm mray tako comfort frmil Mr Balfour's assurance that no :iostilo comibinatloa is possible ...

... beginning to own the might that slumbersin a navey'Farm; and ere six months elapse will present a less formidable front to the invasion, by the giants of steam, of these mountain so- litades, where erst the genius of retirement held undisputed ?? fies Couarier ...

... Right Honourable Gentleman has b purchased the house formerly occupied by Napo- r leon when superintending the announced invasion - of England. a Mr Jackson, the son of the President of the - United States, is sojourning at HaStings. Paganini intends ...

... thereof were carried on conformablv to the ac- custorned, law -of &'atio ns ; and tresrt althocugh fr-om the time of the invasion of Holland by the French in 1795, the trade of Great Britain with the Con- tinent was in part circumscribed and interrupted ...

... her nations, hig,-hly satisfac tory results, especially when the serious intezrup. tion of commercial facilities due to the invasion oS -cholera last year is taken into consideration. The E Customn House valuation of exports, which is always below the real ...

... possess. Through its agency they put a greiater pressure on the Confederates than they can exert by any species of attack or invasion-. So well do they understand this that they cheerfully sacri- fice their onn commerce to the attainment of their object. ...

... 6G for large and L f I5s for sm!all sizns. Siemens bllets are £5 to £L'5 5s, and Bessemer bho.ms and billets £4 15s. The invasion of she Midlantls biv American steel l billets is still much discussed. Pig is strong, and I . tquotations1n are firm, at ...

... victor': s,: eaplies and ravaging the whole countryduring h is absence I This .question of precedence: I5 now settled. The invasion with which the N6rth has been threatened has.-now tiken place, and New York,-: (as Boston, and Philadelphia are in complete ...

... with the greatest interest In these volumes the author has laid open to the world the ambitious plans of Russia, her 'Injust invasion of the Circassians, and various other facts connected with the welfare of this brave people. The present work supplies several ...

... institutions for the protection of liberty, are truly, . as at present constittted I and acted upon, a most l y oppressive invasion of the dearest rights of free P ,_men, realasing most fearfully the evils attributed to d the despotism of the many. They ...