... 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 ...

... population in ten years, while the United States added only dn..* per e*-nt. to theirs. That she brought her wild lands into cultivation a rate, in nine years, exceeding the rate imrease cultivated lauds in the United States iu leu years, nearly ii {►er ...

... secures to him a provision during their joint lives as a consideration for the resettlement of the estate in remainder upon the youngest sons. Thus are estates quickly resettled. It very often takes place that young men are induced to burden their estate ...

... this week to whims the Drury Laise r •TllieWaeld.* The ploy radius and •dome. The unnwelweet the is watehed with keen wed united istoreet. The rub el Clarke hem le is • noble Bea earg . John n_ y etei r t by mewl pears* et the Jew, Man Jewel, end Lowyerdledie ...

... great nation, Other speakers followed. Life Salvage.—The Board of Trade tables relating to life salvage on the coasts of the United Kingdom during the year ending June 30th, 1879, were issued yesterday, and contain some interesting particulars. The total ...

... selves were Diuizaul to be surrrndered is in the B. 11t, primi tive Constitution of Zululand. Exctv vas and judicial powers are united so tha~t Mr b uOsborne, the head of the Government and thea 'he prosecutor. would ?? also to be pre iding 'le judge. Mr Osborne ...

... 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 ...

... rnixtake is very important. Who but the Liberals in France have exclaimed against a policy which has tolerated a united Germany and a united Italy, and thus, after enormous armaments and abortive wars, set two great barriers against the expansion of France ...

... Wien the House. oomasesded Mr Glad- and war domed. it might be nur uty kr the parka* spirit which, for the assist in the re-settlement of that country. heamme in the midis of the Liberal party, Bat we must stand by and see this te modify the form they arigi ...

... payment, imprisonment for tiO day. A New BaVett.-General Garfield, the Presidentelect of tie United Staten, has pronsind to aldreo himeaf to the subject of civil sun. reform. He has informed • dipotation of reformers who waited upon hies oe Fri da y that ...

... people. That could only be when they were ?? an.d erased to quarrel with 02ch other an mattrse of very trivial meusout,.'eut united togethsr foi the purpose of precloisaing the great truiths Which they hollered wore alone capable of liftng p th peplean directing ...

... 211 doh 33e. in the United States. That their value per cultivated acre was greater in Upper Canada than in the United States by nearly 6 doh., being 22 dole. 10c. per acre in Upper Canada and 16 dole. 32c. per acre in the United States. That the capital ...