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... members forboroughsinagriculturalcounties and hand them over to manufacturing districts, where the people were not more civilized or enlightened ban in the agricultural communities?—(loud cheers). the question reform was not the only one vhich they had ...
... 3lst of George itt disabilities as to taking then came the General Act of the 10th of George IV. all these and was con. all civil rights, and to. them to enjoy all real and Catholies to it by law SL re of this, he con- tended, was to repeal the section ...
... object in which the honour, the welfare, and interests of England, as well as the interests and advancement of Christian civilization, were concerned, they listened to the Bishop their hearts must have wanned, and if they did not speak with their tongues ...
... expected from the direction of Mantua. During the whole day fought, idrucaf •lowly, but always in good order, the corps hag united. The Ist corpa, after taking posaessiotif Solferino, carried all the positions, one tic other, in tbe direction of Pozzolengo ...
... have been proposed to candidates by the Civil Service Examiners, and to assume that inability to answer such interrogatories operates as bar to a young man’s further promotion if he have already entered the Civil Service, or excludes him from it altogether ...
... The Chancellor- ship of Ireland was essentially a civil office, of which the real duties were removed from religious functions. Mr. WALPOLE said that to assume the Chancellor- ship of Ireland to be a civil office was to assume the whole question. Colonel ...
... present and determined the future. Such is, as we know, the French Emperor's habit in things of far less importance than the re-settlement of Europe and the creation of two new kingdoms. Francis Joseph was fain to follow where the more powerful mind led, and ...
... proclamations issued by the existing Govern- ment of Tuscany deprecate street agitation, but assume that if the Tuscaus are united Victor Emmanuel will protect them from the return of the Austrian Lord-Lieutenant, the Grand Duke of Tuscany. In connection ...
... £3200000 lands £2125000 £63020000 sum £65477 expenditure daring srge oa debt consolidated fund £1910000 army navy £9216000 civil services £71 collection revenue £4515000 operations £391000 portion of expenses of war the total expenditure revenue of £65477000 ...
... ::--- We do not doubt this for a moment. We are cluite sure that Itad Russia, Prussia, and England taken part in the resettlement of Italy the one great object they would have kept before them would have been to take guarantees for a durable peace; ...
... says :— We do not doubt this for a moment. We are quite sure that had Russia, Prussia, and England taken part in the resettlement of Italy the one great object they would have kept before them would have been to take guarantees for a durable peace; ...
... order to foment revolution, to take toe commaud of troops*, J to levy armameuts, and, no doubt, to do all ia his poaer to ! unite the people to Sardinia. The nobie lord said that M. I ?? had bad an ovation there. He would like to know all ahout that ovation ...