... the priests, and guided by Rome (which is, after all said and done, more or less in the interests of civil govern ment), to the head-centres in the United States and elsewhere, whose interests lio in revolution, conspiracy, and outrage Attempts to corrupt ...

... same facilities of railway cemmunikingdom distant from itself, and bad usurped control cation the United States enjoyed, over all things sacred well civil; and on the and Sanitary Legislation.— other hand, when the Church had acknowledged a Referring to ...

... great nation, Other speakers followed. Life Salvage.—The Board of Trade tables relating to life salvage on the coasts of the United Kingdom during the year ending June 30th, 1879, were issued yesterday, and contain some interesting particulars. The total ...

... (Applause That was fine phrase, which looked very we)!. , fan what U ine.an? Did it mean equal civil , rights or eqiud political rights? If it mean; equal civil rights, he panted out that British subjects I had those rights already both the Transvaal | and ...

... witbia himself of saying what shall be done with his landed property, the fault is hia own. Every man must re-settle bia estates if be wants to re-settle them. The only safeguard 1 wish have, ia that, in order to give people plenty of time for consideration ...

... gnot wonder that he j objects to snch change., as they will inevitably lead to a very large reduction in the Civil List, when it is resettled by Parliament at the demise of the Crown, mmi^^^ ?? _ mm _ m _ l _ mmm _ m A FREEHOLD COTTAGE, value £250, can ...

... avoid any nephew the two sides of the House with to the thin of India, and therefore bin mode. would Ise-- That this House resettle with thepre• sent state of the finances of belie and decisden of Her Majesty's Government the expenditure. No doubt, the ...

... selves were Diuizaul to be surrrndered is in the B. 11t, primi tive Constitution of Zululand. Exctv vas and judicial powers are united so tha~t Mr b uOsborne, the head of the Government and thea 'he prosecutor. would ?? also to be pre iding 'le judge. Mr Osborne ...

... of the world, and check that interchange of ideas, of produce, of transactions and of capital, which has united London and Paris by the closest civil and social, as well as political ties. Wilful blindness could alone fail to see that this union is of vital ...

... rnixtake is very important. Who but the Liberals in France have exclaimed against a policy which has tolerated a united Germany and a united Italy, and thus, after enormous armaments and abortive wars, set two great barriers against the expansion of France ...

... Wien the House. oomasesded Mr Glad- and war domed. it might be nur uty kr the parka* spirit which, for the assist in the re-settlement of that country. heamme in the midis of the Liberal party, Bat we must stand by and see this te modify the form they arigi ...

... sharp and severe penalty, by beating down all armed resistance, and then destroying the city of Cabul as a disgrace to the civilized earth. We could also have appreciated the milder course which was stated to have been taken, of executing all persons proved ...