... .~nrU ?? M~mE 5fifectvery politely asked the 1400 midijtere t e d gations of the ?? and United Presby- and cooll'lurchO, to come and join them, and had if they did this they would give them i bid torthnof the endowments whieh they en. f he uiderstood ...

... people tied a solution el was referred to as a civil ctootraet What other where, one may note—at Behave Nor- I h ave described. (Oppmitien cheers.) / refer ' the difficult tee equitable legislation iv elle civil contract was there which not resoleahie den ...

... reference to the mission accomnplished by the Land League policy; he called upon them to accord the same intelligent and united support which had enabled the Land League movement to be carried to at least a partial victory to the National League which ...

... The third is - that the President of the United States be] hereby directed and empowered to use the -entire;land and naval forces of the 'United States, and to call into the actual service of the United States the Militia of the several States to such ...

... was thi! —that in two th* great divisions of th* *es*i.>n, though was th* fashion ref*r them if great stand was th*u made by united Liberal party ogaiust the mischievous policy j the Government, the leader* the party took no in and would not take th* respocsi ...

... difficulty which now awaited seemed to him to turn the us* which we would put our hitherto easy conquest, and in the future re-settlement Afghanistan under ita ruler, whoever h* might be. 11* took it for granted that annexation, in spit* of the** whose buaine** ...

... that the disposal of the Solicitor- Generalship of Scotland, which had been considered settled, has been duce unsettled and re-settled. in our next we shall more than probably be able to announce the result, should there be anything new to announce, sod shall ...

... loug line of Irish Liberators. O'Con- nell did a proper work in emaneipating the Roman for a people sunk in political and civil bondage ean neither think, work, believe, nor wor- ship as men ought and may. But his subsequent Career was a mirage growing ...

... General Van Cortlandt is still busy reopened on the Mores from the Koodsea Sigh at iittle more pres ing disturbance and resettling the coubtry. On the than three hundred yards, and upon the Cashmere and 6th of September en insurgent village near liansi ...

... Tedfn dants wvere ordered to, pay 585,000 11orms, together with 6 per cent. interest on that sum, dating from March, 1895. Tan United States Senate in~ Executive 'Sessions has ratified the Behring Sea Arbitra- tion Treaty. ?? IT is stated that in view of possible ...

... days’ a to ath mil sud recover from the fat: to the 3 of his ca appears to nd doubt that that the mally proposed tt { the resettlement be aa should be of sapetioned by cy were the Powers that siened the ae Oy t to serve Berhn t ondoa, oF Prassia b i eMeming ...

... been a reduction of nine persons since 1821. Several departments have been added to the Treasury, such as the audit of the civil list and the auditing of the Colonial accounts, and other mat• tees of that kind, with which business persons to perform it ...