... to spare the innocent, aud he will have to reward the deserving. To punish the guilty adequately exceeds the power of any civilized man—for the atrocities which have been committed, have been such could be imagined, perpetrated only by demons sallying forth ...

... abolishing polygamy in the territories of the United States, and providing pains and penalties against all offenders. We presume that Young has quietly submitted to a court of lonia as_pr to another visit of the United Stated soldiers. He doubtless has occolon ...

... succeed Sir Janie.. le:lesson as Coder Secretary for the Home Office and that the lion. F. Statiley will be aproloted to the Civil Lordship of the Admiralty, vacated by Mr. Decline The same papers says th at the alarming report,' published as to the be.ltit ...

... GENERAL NEWS The police have recovered £44,000 United States Bonds, lost the great Bank forgeries. The South Yorkshire Miners have resolved fcn raise £1,000 in aid Mr. FlimsoU. The Queenstown magistrates have sent fifteen of the crew of the ship James ...

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... let it be known tbat tbey did not approve bis escapades. If Ministers wished to enter ihe Conference strong the Bupport a united people, they must take the country more into their confidence, consider the nation's feelings, and make themselves its leaders ...

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... I•'itawaurice coral:thy supported the resolution, and expressed his belief that if there were any body of members more strongly united than another in the wish to se•s the resolution carried substantially in its present shape•, it was that section which was ...

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... to last degree* Especially was this the case in regard to the attack by Mr. Labouchere and his friends in Parliament on the Civil List. It pleases the new school reformers represent the Queen and Royal Family as on incubus upon the earnings of the working ...

... indifference be dispelled before is too late, wo shall stand united for defence and offence, a power too strong for any nation or combination of nations to attack, much less to conquer. United for defence, should soon need to think little about offence ...