... administration of civil justice and ::.e p .ice, whilst the Mahomedan law officers were .-till tl ' ■ ?? jadees. 3. rii Cornwallis, the first Governor-General sent out fron :■• c, tinder the system now in force, revolutionised the »Ij le civil administration ...

... To-day the great centres of energy j are in Greater Britain, the United States, Germany, : Russia, and France ; the other States none of i them come into the same category. The United States, Germany, and Russia now seek positions in the world corresponding ...

... sympathy with the North during the civil war, of our having displayed a ■• purpose of unfriendliness, and having deter- mined to translate our recognition of Southern belligerency into acts of definite wrong tothe - United States. The English Government ...

... 750 Net income £22,147,347 Against tbis net iucome of £22,147,347, we find the following charges : — I.— CHARGES IK INDIA. Civil and political establishments . . £2,276,202 Judicial and police 2,510,799 Public works 1,881,606 Military charges 10,417,369 ...

... identical with that which the vanquished most desire to see realised. United Germany has always been the dream of the various States which constituted the late Confederation, and it is a united Germany which Count Bismarck now desires to create. It is true that ...

... Divisional Court- Before Mr. Justice Stephen and Mr. Justice Charles.— At 10$. —Ex parte motions on the civil side.— Opposed motions on the civil side.— Dufresne and others v. Richards and others, part heard— Smythe v. Cadman (by order)— Sanders and others ...

... Court.— Before the Lorl> Chief Justice ot England and Mr. Justice MANISTV.— At 10}.— Ex parte motions on the civil side. Opposed motions on the civil side. — .Tames v. James and another— Linsner v. Banks— Secretary of State for India v. liewett ami Co. — ...

... true that labourers in the United States usually obtain a dollar a-day wages, but the condi- tion of the two couutries is so entirely dissimilar that no fair argument can be based upon any state- ment of the kind. In the United States every man willing ...

... filing what was meant ny permanent civil servan.s — namely, those per- sons who hold their appnin. men's directly fr ...

... once divided them, and giving to the Jew equal civil and religion? rights with the Christian, we have strengthened the ?ccial edifice. But it is not the Jews alona who will be affected by the re-settlement of tha Eastern Question. There are Greeks, Catholic* ...

... Correspondent states that the United States Government proposes to negotiate with Spain for the purchase of one of the Caroline Islands. Among a large number of vessels lost during the recent gale on the Eastern Coast of the United States was the steamer Portland ...

... to the empire ia protecting commerce and promoting the spread of civilisation could not be overrated, and as they well knew civil— atioa was by this meaas spread over many portions of the globe, which otherwise would have remained iv a state of barbarism ...