... there would be objections to fixity of tenure, as there ahould be security te each individual proprietor — a flexible power to unite or con- solidate holdings. He .would add that the general area of crofters should not be interfered with, but the individual ...

... mortgage securities) to the adowson of Christ Church, Doncaster. The question in the action arose on the wording of a re-settlement made in April, 1857, under which the defendant claimed. The adowson was not specifically mentioned in this deed, but the ...

... It sounds almost a truism to say that in this country, but It is not a truism as regards Indian finance. The expenditure on civil building* has increased by no less a sum thah £1,200.000 under the Government of Lord Ripon, driving the total cost under that ...

... which bad been ml -pendent for centuries have been welded into a united oountry. Germany also bas been united in a system of federation ; and take tbe greatest case of ail, that of ths United States. There is the greatest democracy of the world, and yet ...

... it seemed utterly impossible that either land- lords or tenants should be permitted to apply every five years for the re-settlement of rent. The depre- ciation in the value of agricultural produce during the past few years has not unnaturally induced ...

... Divisional Court- Before Mr. Justice Stephen and Mr. Justice Charles.— At 10$. —Ex parte motions on the civil side.— Opposed motions on the civil side.— Dufresne and others v. Richards and others, part heard— Smythe v. Cadman (by order)— Sanders and others ...

... Court.— Before the Lorl> Chief Justice ot England and Mr. Justice MANISTV.— At 10}.— Ex parte motions on the civil side. Opposed motions on the civil side. — .Tames v. James and another— Linsner v. Banks— Secretary of State for India v. liewett ami Co. — ...

... nationality, with its implied incidents, is one not to be settled by the m ...

... augmented, so that nearly an equivalent of live sheep had been received as fresh mutton. The receipts of live sheep into the United Kingdom from all foreign countries were in the six months ended June 80, 1889, 174,975 less than in the corresponding period ...

... Expiring Laws Continuance Bill and the Public Works Loans Bill were read a second time. The House then wont into Committee on the Civil Service Estimates, which occupied the re- mainder of the sitting until midnight. On the vote for the diplomatic service some ...

... went into Committee of Supply, Mr. COCBTNEY iv the chair. On the vote of £907 to make good excesses in certain grants for the Civil Service, Mr. PICTON drew attention to certain grievances of British merchants on the West Coast of Africa, and said that complaints ...

... only, is desirable with the view of stamping out canine rabies ; and whether the simultaneous muzzling of dogs throughout the United Kingdom does not appear likely to be the most effectual, as well in the end the simplest, mode for effecting that object. ...