... But it 80 happens that the best int-rests of the Liberals coincide with this exhibition of polemical antipathy. The Saturday Review says that the choice of a snccessor to Mr. Gladstone is rendered embarrassing by the promotion of Mr. Cardwell to the p erage ...

... f‘lnoafo;r’tudf I tr‘;ut f?odon will exist‘ as in every of my dominions. elr:hahl I have found myrelf under the necessity of reviewing the sentemce which bad been passed a native chief, and of considering the condition 3 the tribes and their relations te the ...

... first, but it must have | of a woman if she bad not acted, notwithstanding ile I waslaway. all the warn she had received, He reviewed Richard Plowman, M.R.C.S., said he was called | and .n--nu.npon the evidence, aund then in to attend “‘“'W called — in December ...

... battalion about a little with equal success; when, as time was wearing away, the little field day finished with an advance in review order. From the parade the Duke passed into one of the rooms where the drawings of the cadets were laid out. After ing the ...

... Athencum states) contribute a paper on ** & misundersivod question of English history” to the May number of the Contemporary Review. The Pall Mall Gazette corresponbent states that the whole of the German field artillery will be armed with the new field ...

... them some advice as to their future conduct, which fell rather flit. Tove House slightly thinned during asomewhat wearisome review of the Pittendreigh forueries, and Nir Johu Coleridue’s alleged guilty knowlelge of them, and the attention with which Dr ...

... Soreign, FRANCE. The Paris correspondent of the Times, afteg reviewing at iength the position of pelitical partieg in France, and indicating the eourse whig} each will, in his opinion, probably pursue, sums up the whole matter by stating his belief that ...

... served its turn might now be passed by without further consideration, The right hon. gentleman then entered upon | an elaborate review of the mode adopted by the Chanocellor of the Exchequer of stating the accounts of the country, and of presenting the balance ...

... attempt fairly to apportion local burdens between owner and occupier, where only owners are speaking for the occupiers, or to review the Game Laws -with the help only of the proprietors of the game and the sportsmen who shoot it, and behind the Ybacks of ...

... RiruaLisy,—Mr. Gladstone will (says the Atkeneum) contribute a_paper on *‘ Ritualism’ to the July pumber of the Contemporary Review. Mysterious DeaTH.~—A coroner’s inquiry has been held at Walton, in reference to the death of the boy Howell, whose body was ...

... witness the one she wanted she touk Joshua Platter, the | yalue 355,, the P of Thomas Wallen, watch Watts.—Mr. Homer then reviewed the whole of first man who wanted ber. manufacturer, dmm— Mr. T. H. Dewes the evidence, and called the following witnesses ...

... Rrruavism.—Mr. Gladstone will (says the A thenaum) contribute a paper on * Ritualism” touthe July number of the Contemporary Review. MysTerious DeaTH.—A coroner's inquiry has been held at Walton, in reference to the death of the boy Howell, whose body was ...