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... shows that General Wilson had a thorough command over his men, moral as well as military. United States Panic. — Several communications reach us from the United States, One of them, received early in the week, folfils our to houses not nature of the third ...
... difficulty in finding an opportunity on the Appropriation Bill. The Honse then went into Committee of Supply, and the remaining Civil Service Estimates, including the votes for the Scotch Universities and the Queen's Univcrtltiet and Colleges, were agreed to ...
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... reform. Itis quite certain, however, and even if the staghounds are not no given up, they will be abolished when the Civil List is next resettled. The celebrated deer-forest of Mamose, in Inverness-shire, has been let for next season to Sir Charles Mordaunt ...
... question. The most important article of the Act of Union—tho third prp. vided that the United Kingdom should be represented in one and the same Parliament, to be styled the United Kingdom Great Britain and Ireland, yet it was proposed by the present scheme that ...
... the past for the entildinee it nay impart, Ina Is woe spot the didealt meta are it of 11110 In war. Woe to the Penne whisk Unit anion sad 'idiotism than warming,; the landfills sonar es lade, is and in military sod raia.—A Aoboopoot of Ms Nosioooros ...
... the United Stake is a more distinguished man than any crowned head who has been welcomed in the metropolis for a long time. For he is the most successful soldier of his day. He it who, when all others had failed in the time of the American civil war, ...
... with this is a proposal for doing away with the Circuits of Judges and creating a certain numbe r of find local tribunals for civil and criminal cases, sitting all the year round. BUT what change is impossible now? Looting over a rather dry volume Mr. Grant ...
... while try experiment. Snob war U now being waged, reeulrtees » •ppeera most alter all ite borrora. a dark blot up .u lue civilization of our day. Men are be.og b.U.dbjteu. ol tbonaande, and the result ao far mf, except to prove that Bneaia ia weaker and ...
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... functions of both departments, lie staled that they had, far as had yet been ascertained, worked well. regarded the change in the civil service, which had been thrown open, there had been as yet no great change. As to the army, the artillery and engineers had ...
... REQUEST,—A shock has run through the civil services of the United States by the news that & fnncfiona had made a request that his salary should be reduced. This is a fact said to be absolutely without precedent in the United States, and it was at first supposed ...