... in the discharge of pubkc business, and of experience in presiding over public meeting. thoakht it further required ote who united promptitude and firmness decision with impartiality and courtesy Jhear, hear.] Those qualifications he believed Mr. Jharlcs ...

... Reserves. The recruiting system mast be improved, and when his term of sen-ice was over the soldier must have the prospect of civil service held out to him.—Lord Mahon also supported the amendment and argued for granting pensions.—Sir H. Storks said the ...

... invader (hear, hear), and that during the interval that has elapsed since the signature of the treaty, the Sultan, in the re-settlement of his empire, has had to deal with a greater number of difficult arraimements than probably ever fell in the same space ...

... should be for the promotion of emigration. Home Rule in the sense | of an Irish Parliament was question for the United Kingdom, and the United Kingdom would not and ought , not to consent to it. Agitation he regarded as the curse . of Ireland. The uoUe ...

... and cutting down the salaries others, the practical result of which will most harassing complication when tbe Civil List comes to resettled on the demise of the Crown. I hear that there foundation whatever for the report which is going round the papers ...

... Clive, and continuing said that the English power Bengal was for that time paramount, and the French were not allowed to resettle there. After the battle the head quarters of the Company's Ciovernue nt wastransfacred from Madras to Calcutta, and Clive ...