... been incurred in every suceessive resettlement of the family estate. The plaintiff's brother, Francis, was accused of fraud on the supposition that he knew himself to be illegitimate when he agreed to the resettlement of the estates,' ' Mr. Beauclerk and ...

... question before now is not whether we shonld have gone to war the time of the resettling diplomacy, as it is called, in 1871. The question is whether when they undertook to resettle this Treaty of 1856 in 1871 it is a fair argument for anybody say,— Yoa entered ...

... lesson of experience of the history Turkey last leads believe would have resulted from coercion applied by united Europe it there never united Europe That however was because Government had prevented it both the time the Berlin memorandum and in period ...

... is on tho iwiut ar i ...

... the increase in the charge for debt; .L 2,300,000 the extra cost of the army:and navy; and £3,500,000 the excess upon the civil'expenditure. But it is clearly desirab'e that;an'attempt should be made to deal with the National Debt, Sir Stafford Northcote ...

... as to the probable effect t.ie Zulus of a Liberal Goveruinent restoring Cthrwaye to his throue, we received the reply that civil wet would certainly ousue. At Chow* Lev. Yr. tl;trbro. nnhatnery, has returned to the :wilier Beene of his labours, ou the ...

... writing to Mr. White, one of the er.rei utatives of the loyal ieriabitauins of the Transvaal, states his views on the re-settlement of thrt region at length. The Government had toned, he that the original ground on which Tratevaal was atinexed—naurely ...

... strength depends not on the nnmerousnesß of the nation, but on its organisation. If the five millions of Irishmen were all united, all educated, and all drilled, as the Swiss are, they would be five times as strong for all national purposes — for war, ...

... people lum affairs have drift for years between rulers and ruled yawning continually wider until at length upon the brink of civil war It is regrettable have to that the British in Africa do have in manner to ensure tranquillity The Zulu traditions government ...

... superior to the prejudices which the adventurers of a higher civilisation always imbibe in reference to those of a lower civilization among whom their lot may be cast, to do justice in such a case as Arabi's. Arabi has fallen ; but let us remember that ...

... Weilnewlay last. She did Dot tee her leave. tihe went Thom. Humphrey& said that the witness, Thomas into the parlour, bearing resettling fell on the floor. Roberti., who bat given his olden., bail, i.o doubt, told That was shout or o'clock. She bond the maul:ler ...

... of civil ogislatiou in Christian countries. If be was able to show that the words ecrlpture afforded a mining airs /ens probability that such marrisees were ferbidden, and the Courch from the teeming I had treated them es inoneu us, and th.t civil lughlatien ...