... as his own experience . with Ireland went he had never , the . slightest . difficulty in carrying out the Irishes of . the civil power by the military . Lord Dnnraven raised a discussion on Irish afiairs by aslaig whether , in the opinion of the Government ...

... singularly negligent in its application. One of the local papers, the Cork Constitution, eats:— TEM miscreant who shot the Civil Governor .of Barcelona has coefemed that be did it because he wanted to die, but denies that is an Anarchiet I Ir the Leith ...

... understands that the Government has no intention whatever of disturbing the arrangements under which men are now chosen for the Civil Services. LA131%4.4:11 111 la.:. it .1411 it may ai411.0 • The mi. km— .40.3110, :no 11.11 i1.40 . .1051 1111'. 11 '. • 41 ...

... Dr Dicksoo, Archbishop of Armagh, giving in this mature again the prohibited ter. ritorial title. Now, Nippur any serious civil contest should in this country, say struggle for the mutely,—•uppee that soy should endeavour to um° the sovereignty iii thin ...

... were formerly voted lor Civil iiervico estimatesfor tho mainlcDiincB of pniiner lunatics anfl other matters in Ireland , and £ 97 , 000 oE a corresponding Brant to Scotland . The total increase therefore , is £ 7 ( 2 , 000 . The Civil Seryico estimates have ...

... knowledge —the airmailee of science, the spread of and taste,—dues not of necessity imply • corresponding development of moral civilization. The education the intellect, we are once more admonished, can never supersede the educat of the conscieore. Th. truth ...

... et any of the ...

... be hoped that 1 in of continued illness, Mr the Civil Service Reform Bill will COM. John Fraser. bandmaster of the Ist V. ii. , to so lame and impoteut a conclusion. Conlon I 1 %blenders, has resettled his _ _ . . . _ position after bidding it for Mindere ...

... In no part of the wortd will a stranger expect less from the appearance of the country and fi nd it more made up by the Civilities of the inbabitantr. At the time when Low was there, prices, while had previously risen very much, ranged :—Butter was sold ...

... fertile part of Alois an le. pro..atom and regard eta not to down factory and promoters of Jewish entaiociro meet whence civilization and throgianay 2 among the temple of Mammon, who are ever lion th. , ir otreng point. urging a reform of and hunour those ...

... possible to reconsider them from the standpoint of mercy . ( Cheers . ) Those very heavy gMteucsa cmfed { tent feeling among the civil population . Tho SECRETARY for WAR-1 am afraid . I can only say that I have not yet bad an opportunity of seeing the proceedings ...

... the entrance to I All the Porn,. had 'jilhed in the blockade. No state of vier esiltad and the Pawn.. The was 'hi knows • civil likaitadc. (Laughter./ Hsi. who laughed that tibia kind war, in lAA. It inertly Greek *hip. 104 %e.t.a. and it a n :1 1 v ...