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... been a reduction of nine persons since 1821. Several departments have been added to the Treasury, such as the audit of the civil list and the auditing of the Colonial accounts, and other mat• tees of that kind, with which business persons to perform it ...
... than its own Government ; but not always stronger | than the united armies of the roval families and departments . | of Europe. To be stronger than the united armies, the | ' | peoples must unite, each providing work for its Government n | at home, and so ...
... speech, that the inhabitants of the United States and of this country are such that our connexion cannot be dissolved without the most serious evilsto both countries. England does not fear the United Satesthe United States do not fear England,but all good ...
... that the disposal of the Solicitor- Generalship of Scotland, which had been considered settled, has been duce unsettled and re-settled. in our next we shall more than probably be able to announce the result, should there be anything new to announce, sod shall ...
... loug line of Irish Liberators. O'Con- nell did a proper work in emaneipating the Roman for a people sunk in political and civil bondage ean neither think, work, believe, nor wor- ship as men ought and may. But his subsequent Career was a mirage growing ...
... hereafter as it certainly looks dangerous now to the furtherance of European freedom. THE CIVIL SERVICE PROPOSAL. ( From the Eraminer). It is objected against the Civil Service Reformation Scheme, that it will inflict on England a bureaucracy such as France ...
... of Soma Edition.) UNITED STATES' SLAVERY. -A iwin nod a brother may, in the slue holding states of America, not only be bought, sold, and mortgaged, seized for his suuter's debts, and transmitted by,iulieritatice or will, but, being property,. can ...
... lector, on the 27th of Julie, thl to treat with Nena 8ahlb. 'He Was received by that victorious 11 -leader with greet -:civilit'y. Tins following most -fa'roiurable 1 -',conditions were agreed upon :-'The garrisomi (including women, a, -children, aind ...
... General Van Cortlandt is still busy reopened on the Mores from the Koodsea Sigh at iittle more pres ing disturbance and resettling the coubtry. On the than three hundred yards, and upon the Cashmere and 6th of September en insurgent village near liansi ...
... by Commissioner Denver with the Pawnee Indians secures to the United States tea or twelve millions of acres of land. These Indians not only pledge themselves to remain at peace with the United , States, but that they will twe their influence with the n ...
... paid by the landowner and the other be the government. As resettlements of the land occur this payment is made a condition,:as it will be of all future settlements; and when all are resettled (probably about sixteen years hence) the funds available will ...
... of the world, and check that interchange of ideas, of produce, of transactions and of capital, which has united London and Paris by the closest civil and social, as well as political ties. Wilful blindness could alone fail to see that this union is of vital ...