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... commanding the northern district, A year ago he manied a lady in the north of Ireland, and he purchased his discharge. By a re-settlement of the Bouverie estates, in 1811, they were given first to General Bouverie and his children in tail male, then to his ...
... created. Can any act the great and grand duty—the serious business of of ruthless despotism equal, much less out-do, this re-settling the land question—presses itself upon in its savage regardlesenesa of all right? Can public attention. Now, once and for ...
... Exhibition in London. Preparations fort the breaking up of, the Paris season are becoming evident, and only await the resettlement of the weather -(which has been raining until the last two days) to be put into active operation. The Empress is to proceed ...
... General Cagle have prevented his resettled it, had he been so minded? The truth Is, the government either dares not or does not throw any serious impediment in Garibeldi's way. He has the heart of the country with him. Civil war is the last desert!)- Non ...
... conferred practical benefits,bon the world which, in their ultimate results, cannot well be over-estimated. When the civil war broke out in the United States, Maury adopted the aide ot hin State.' On April 19, 1861, he resigned his appointment at the Wash. ington ...
... seven o’clock uhTmmwd&Tm.mpifim of the surplus in the hands of the treasurer. Weex or Praver.—We are glad to report that the united meetings at the Victoria Room in connection with the arrangements of the Evangelical Allaince are being emcouragingly attended ...
... she was on the point of leaving, fully equipped for a slave voyage. In the United States Senate a joint resolution had been introduced in regard to the transportation of the United States mails between New (York and Southampton. President Buchanan was engaged ...
... known the liberals in the borough had been divided, and they wanted a man who could unite them, and he did not think either Serjeant Simon or Mr. C. arham could unit their. Mr. WAILING, in reference to what hsl been sit by Mr. Walt. r Rhodes, said he ...
... the labouring giv iDg much impulse possible to public works both in capital and in the provinces Some 40C0 have applied to Civil Governor for employment bnt probably considerable these come from the provinces Tuere have been some demonstrations of peaceful ...
... , way and Sweden. The final protocol was signed by all i the delegates except those of the United States, j Belgium, and some of the smaller States. The United ; States delegates, however, made a declaration on i behalf of their Government to the effect ...
... substitution of a duly regulated sup- ily of substantially free labour. Tbe state of the Republic of Mexico, distracted by civil war, las induced me to carry forbearance to its utmost limits, in egard to tbe wrongs and indignities to which British resi- ...
... second annual Congrees of Trades’ Unions of ths United Kingdom was opened this morning, ten, in Oddfellows’ Hall. Among the delegates present were— Mr Sborrocks, Amalgamated Society Tailors, Manchester; J. United Flint Glass Cutters’ Society, Birmingham ; ...