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... Church, 17 by the United Presbyterian Church, 3 10 by the Independent Church, 7 by the Roman Catholic f Church, and 11 by other denominations. The cost of the e various churches was-Established, £5,744; Free Church, 1 £167,698; United 1Presbyterian, £119 ...
... Cosnuittee, wiTu tic-t union whith the icr ofI United and Refornoed Presbyteriais Churchses was nott very' Jitise far tdistaint. It bore tisat onl rte first head of the prograiisiOine A fur I -thle civil isagistrate question-tlsere woo no difficulltyp ...
... should have ot ls come to an end, whatever the result might be, it would al ad be necessary that there should be a review and resettle- si' or meat of the interests of the differsnt Powers as set forth rs in the various treaties that now existed. When that ...
... Barry. Kio Tinto, and Colorado United fell Mysore Gold $, ; Montana rose $, Kichmond Consolidated and United Mexican $. Telegraphs and Telephones—Brazilian Submarine advanced $, Cuba Preference London Platino Brazilian $, United Telephone 4- Waterworks—East ...
... in connection with the final settlement, and as this would be done in the interests of the United Kingdom, thhow the responsibility the Government of the United Kingdom to lend those landlords who might in need of it such a fair pfojwirtion of their rents ...
... l of the Colony of Western' nuin Australia. A AN BONOM-IICAL'SCHOOL BOAr-D.-The'accounts corr of the School Board for the united district of West- nsecl houghton and Lostock have just been adopted. The! whit School rate for three year's has only been ...
... same facilities of railway cemmunikingdom distant from itself, and bad usurped control cation the United States enjoyed, over all things sacred well civil; and on the and Sanitary Legislation.— other hand, when the Church had acknowledged a Referring to ...
... ttoa fund, of which £244£00 was formerly voted m' toe Civil Service Estimate* tor the maintenance of pauper lunatics and other mattera in Ireland, and for corresponding grant for Scotland. The Civil Service have been mereaeed to the extent £244,000 year ...
... wrhich £~244,?000 .wa -forrmerly -voted isa the Civil ServieeEstimates foi'the' zpainteuneie. of pauper lunatics and othe'r m'sttr*in I eland, and '£97,000 for 'a eorresponding'gaM fgr 13cot. land. The Civil Svisisi lstizpwei hayv. :leesa increased to the ...
... (Applause That was fine phrase, which looked very we)!. , fan what U ine.an? Did it mean equal civil , rights or eqiud political rights? If it mean; equal civil rights, he panted out that British subjects I had those rights already both the Transvaal | and ...