... her peopte con- ted in dissolving her connexion with the Government of the United States and resuming her sovereigaty, adopted that course, and subsequently determined to unite her des- tiny with her Southern sisters. Sbe did so, and her Con- vention, ...

... time as big with the fate of their na- tionality ; for, in the convulsions which are un- us in order to resettle Europe, Germany = practically united, or submit to a further diminution of territory. It is for this reason especially that we think the public ...

... properly and necessarily incurred by him in relation to his purchase; that the rental be brought before the Examiner for re-settlement and the necessary amendments, and that upon that being done the lands should be set for re-sale. Mr Porter, Q.C.. promised ...

... money to doso either from Guvern- ment loan or private subscription, and that having acquired property in this way he can resettle it so as to do no injustice to any holder by removing him, and so as to confer substantial advantage on the existing or ...

... Ci in , states that the relations of the United States with Great and refers to the valuable services Britain continue on a most friendly footing, tives of in arisdiction the recent war. sabjects Ma ed the United States Army will be raised to 100,000 men ...

... which £244,000 was formerty voted on Civil Service estimates for the tenance of pauper and other matters in Ireland, and £37,000 for a corresponding grant in Sentland. The total increase, therefore, is £1.042,000. The Civil Service estimates have been ‘relieved ...

... are buying an estate fur of 4 million to re-settle it; and if that is net o sufficient to give the agitaters a they mast he peuple de: termined not to grow cool under any cit- cumstances. We suspect that the United Insh League is stepping out chiefly with ...