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... reformers are confident of their power to re- tain the sent. The result wili be known to-night. > « . Ths third reading; of the United States Tariff Revision Bill has been carried by _■ . votes against 34* Thus has ended in favour of free trade reform one of ...
... landlords and the. Gooteritiosent Much are the political ethic. of modern Railocaliano The Pad!, says Mr ficechen's speech resettling, the withdrawal of Lord Lytton hem Voris, a\en followeJ as it fortunately vat by Mr tforley'li, sill do MOT, harm Ilion ...
... Lord Canning’s proclamation. A letter in the Times, under the signature of F. S. Head, Bengal Civil Service, who was formerly employed in the re-settlement of the North Western provinces, and who professes to understand the niceties of the Indian land ...
... preference for any regime such, and to try, the Catholic prelate* the different American Republics, bo on good torma with civil power. AHn.iing to Sir H. D. Wolff’s mission, Paris telegram says it is rumoured In that city that the Rusman Ambassador C ...
... METHODIST FREE CHURCHES. ANNUAL ASSEMBLY. Tbe Annual Assembly of the United Methodist Free Churches contiuned it labours at Bristol Wednesday night Tim following particulars were given the “Numerical land Spiritual Report of Connexion Itinerant preachers ...
... Volunteer throughout the day who made a good score without having a single miss registered against him); Lieutenant Mitford, Civil Service, 62 points; Private M'Vettie, 7th Dum- fries 61 points; Sergt. Tarleton, 5th Lancashire, 61 points; Lieut. Bassett ...
... of the country. A I report will be duly issued. t ?? I BANKRUPTCY IN THE UNITED STATES - The Times' City article says :— Attention wm recently { drawn to tbe fut that tbe United States have, v a gene- ral rule, avoided tha adoption of a bankruptcy law ...
... grieved him to see the Hiberno-Celt establishing and spreading his human warrens in the cities of Australia, Canada, and the United States. As a naturalist and a_ philosopher, as well as an old Liberal, he chafed under the thought that a number of little ...
... Federation was opened in London yesterday, Mr. H. M. Wilson presiding. Delegates attended from almost every centre of the United Kingdom. At the inquest yesterday on the body of the murdered man Robert John Cockerell, at Pebmarsh, Essex, before the last ...
... the very dead wanting a shroud and a grave. Oo to Bishopsgate for horror, not to Baker Street. — Examiner. Slav-ey in the United States. — There is a movement going on, which, though not ostensibly directed against slavery- v a system, must bsve an important ...
... before that time. The exceptions are Russia and America, tbe latter paying tbe interest of the mortgage contrasted in the Civil War. far 1 concerned, I was not dlscacslng the protective’ policy some foreign nations, I discussing, or rather inquiring, ...
... Senate which provides for the admission of Southern representatives whenever the State Legislatures place freedmen upon perfect civil equality with the whites, grant the suffrage to those negroes who served in the Federal army, who pay taxes, and who can read ...