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... year £500,000. General Peel and Mr. G. Bentinck criticized the estimates. Colonel advocated a reduction in the expenses tho civil establishments connected with tho array, and other honourable members offered objections, but ultimately the vote was passed ...
... Catholic Church ia waging j open war with tbo freedom and toleration of tbo civil power; bat it was thought that there was I something in the constitutional atmosphere of the United Kingdom which checks the growth of the monstrous regime of priests oven in ...
... 11 Bagenal will read—Report of International Law Congress Committee on the Impediments to the trade between the United Kingdom and the United States of America, which exist in Dublin from the unsatisfactory state of the law as foreign sailors. Constantino ...
... that during the interval that has elapsed since the signature of the treaty more nuifierous and more duUcult Questions the resettlement of the provinces and their re-arrangement have been placed before the Sultan of Turkey than probably in the time have ever ...
... become indispensable for the re-settlement of relations between the landlords and tenants of Ireland. Nothing else, it said, and nothing less, cm new satisfy tbo expectations that have bseu raised or measurable d nunce of civil «ar, and that tiiis so, is ...
... Cotisol#, per ceot Three per - • • ~ New Tliree per Jyt “* Account D*y. Makch. 1 - • I ndia ner Cent. 103 * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT United States Funded, extended issued »t 103 i, 4 uer cent 190 ...
... their united support, la two or three places the matter has been settled, and with good temper, moderation, and common senso ou both sides, we expect a week or two that the arrangements will be completed for enabling the loya ists to offer a united opposition ...
... Irish larluments. MVerallr. with the Crown. Since in« liuiou it has been in the Parliament in* United Kingdom. But when the Bill law tue Parliament the United Kingdom is m »rc. Its « xieteaoe moral It. it not tecnmcaii'. deterraiuea the withdrawal « f Itelaod ...
... MEDICAL VO LENT FL'M> BOCIETY. qo»rterly meeting of this society wee held at the College Surgeons, St greeu. Wedneeday. I’resettl.. Sir Wm tick..- M U, iu theohsir; also Joynt (Dc,mlv surgo' General), D» X Fiupatriok, Dr J Little, (Deputy Surgeon (teueral ...
... With amazing swiftness aad soienss. raked the proposed echeme with criticism, and it is hardly too much to say that betere resettled his seat Gladstone’s uufortauat* second exaerimeot had faUUy pierosd neaped and riddled argument (chee s). Sir Bdward Giarke ...
... was earned almost unanimously. Th.- business the Synod shortly afterwards concluded. The annual meeting connexion with the United Services .at the Guilford Had was held bid evening it. the hull. Sandymount. The Rev. .lame-* Ervme presided, and there large ...
... of party politics in these Local Qoveramcnt elections. Those who are endeavouring to make these elections a now occasion of civil strife among Irishmen, and to video the gulf which divides ciaae from 0&m» and orecd trom treed in country, are conunuaily ...