... Francis Tichborne afterwards Sir Francis Doughty Tichborne (now deceased) On the disentailing and resettlement of the Tichborne he my client The resettlement proceeded on on eldest son Roger Charles Tichborne attaining the age of 21 years certain estates ...

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... put in the balance against such a calamity as the destruction of all that stands between a nation and something very like civil war. On the one hand the electors are offered government, not perhaps of a very perfect kind, not so interesting or brilliant ...

... present and determined the future. Such is, as we know, the French Emperor's habit in things of far less importance than the re-settlement of Europe and the creation of two new kingdoms. Francis Joseph was fain to follow where the more powerful mind led, and ...

... Mr. Addison, Q.C., Conservative candidate. In politics Mr, Mason was an advanced Liberal, and war a warm supporter of the United Kingdom Alliance, the Liberation Society, and other Radical movements. In the Chambers of the Royal Courts of Justice, on ...

... the ir- revocability of the settlement; if its only result were | to substitute irrevocable re-settlement after the birth of a child for irrevocable re-settlement before mar- |ago, little or nothing would have been gained. Other and more stringent remedies ...

... Cape Colony. His retarn to Zululand has only issued in civil war, bloodshed, ard enarchy, snd in his own ruin, disgrace, and prematare§death. That event may, however, possibly simplify the re-settlement of the country. At present all outside the Reserve is ...

... future, for all, or many, of the following eventsL Famine. 2. Pestilence. The Sword, in tho form of violent civil tumults and commotion, and perhaps civil war. Naval and military disaster. 5. National degradation and loss of prestige. 6. The overthrow of the ...

... Ifeatonians of late will, I hope, lead to the inclusion of the team in the League contest next season. Newcastle United play Sheffield United at St. James's Park to-day. Every exertion will be need by the Newcastle players to erase the defeat they sustained ...

... do not modify their piaciides, and that speedily, the probability is that province after province will secede, and that the United States of Brazil will cease to be as such. The discontent which provoked the rising in ltio Grande do SW is merely a sample ...

... in connexion with the final settlement, and as this would be done in the interests of the United Kingdom, throw the responsibility on the Government of the United Kingdom to lend those landlords who might be iu need of such, • fair proportion of their ...

... by the public, th:, the object of Fenianism is not the redress of lrth grievances, the abolition of the church, or the resettlement of tenures, but the estat lishneit ofi Irish independence. The American Irish. -eys. the writer, suffer no grievances, ...