... LIM WITH PAST, for great names - associated for with the greatnees and the Parliamentary history of England and that of the United Kingdom--a ('otirtenay, a Bruce, a Douglas, a Cecil—yrs' en asset in giving a anise of reality and of continuity to our national ...

... Head of discourse.—The origin of civil establishments. Illustration—The King and Parliament were the origin. 2d Head.—The nature and design of civil establishments. Mustration—Political purposes. 3d Head.—The laws of civil establishments. Illustration —Mode ...

... of loilerg, and sue pair of harpsichords in Ballocb. Sir Robert thee became Chief of Breadalbane at the beginning of the Civil War; sod as he took tbe Covenautiog side in the struggle, hie lands .offered severe ravage from the clans who supported Montrose ...

... N emu was sand to 'upped the reeolutiou, which he did, remarking that he took a deep interest in anything coccorning the united etreapth of the Cousercitive party (cheers), and especially at the present time when the Government hai been opposed by such ...

... revenues, on behalf of the civil government, and presumably if the King took over the 'revenues, he would also have to take the liebilities. There is, however, little doubt that Parliament will shortly be asked to re-settle the whole matter on the basis ...

... Bryntysillo, Denbighshire, whom her Majesty has been pleased to promote to a Knight Commandership of the order of the Bath (Civil Division) is the eldest son of the late Mr. James Martin, of Edinburgh, and was born in that city in 1816. He was educated ...

... Anchterarder and District back for a moment. it has been my Thanksgiving Fund. the object of Ow privilege to command several units Leader of the Opposition, has fund is to provide a gift to returning from time to time, but I say in all undertaken not to ...

... aaounts, attended divineservice with the old formalities, at our parish church, the first time, it may be assumed, since the resettlement of Church government and discipline. Pd. for setting npp a Drake in the 00 01. 00. Bishopp's State and other work f As ...

... was very handsome of them. The proposed railway might do harm to the Altos dock, is which he was interested. Mr RALen MOORE. civil sad mining migiseer, Glasgow, said he had been for some years Governmeat Inspector of Mines in the distilst traversed by the ...

... ailvorde, appeared remise, on behalf of the rani-homers of He spoke av lotions : I have all my lite been an humid, advitvate of civil and religious liberty; and, in particular. it is {mean to many within this teuerable mt, holm I .e Pt er plc ide I, to what ...

... wen who'g, b ed oot their action. saying that the non. gentleman's A deco ement had been takes by engaging sew detained in Unit country. Yet !wen rec rutted, from which a lair -. wet,. MP in. the tonnage had had a 'wiener of recruits art be draws. R. ...

... 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 ...