... Europe; the Turkish Empire is periodically convulsed, and finds itself on the re-settlement more bound to Europe than before. The question for Europe is how is this re-settlement to be made I And the ' answer which this country has steadily given is, that ...

... ed m od ern of th t einbelleual agencies which have opinion, and, in conjunction with other causes, have developed the civilization of Europe out of the rudeness of medieval feudalism. His next book, in which he examined the growth and history of the ...

... plate* containing the moneys col- onr . platinj . sides and the backs of her turreU is tional government throughout the whole civilized world, on j were removed by the vicar and curate into the » thickness on backing of the Warrior’s target the intelUgence ...

... the contract was completed by Baron Schleinits, the Minister of the Royal house, in his capacity of Civil Registrar of the dynasty, performing the civil marriage ceremony in the Palaowi of the respective parents. The nearest relatives onlywere present ...

... opened, owing to. few epeenlative purclumes in anticipation of favourable returns tomorrow. But few changes toot place in United States Railway stooks, although the market wee stain. deemiptioms, however, had a marked rise, especially Orend Trunk ad mid ...

... the Note recently addressed to Hai Goverment by the PORTZ, in which it indicates its wish to negotiate for the amicable re-settlement of Egypt, has been appreciated as it deserves in the diplomatic world. It is felt that it constitutes to some extent a ...

... tions were ra or many years before hisi death the n{im ‘?u:v‘hl;’:;dm‘ tru?\al tenderer than which united m; Benee Jones.” On my return from the United smicl found him dy&‘ lnhct.fihho'bdfdhh condition caused me to leave earlier than | otherwise should ...

... work in regard to our foreign policy, or to our Colonies, or to our Army and Navy, or to civil employment and patronage. Of course no Englishman would expect civil employment in Ireland ; but we have not seen it stated that the action of Repeal would be ...

... great that nothing could be done but report the Under the existing system, neither at Oxford nor supersedes the action of civil tribunals. It was progress the Committee had made—which was in at Cambridge can Dissenters enjoy the privileges against theories ...

... for o•Wrna. kialsoa.—Presidont Hayes informs the United States in bin asaglial Using, that • naval camel Lae sent to Samoan Wands to maks surveys and take poseessioe of its privileges coded to the United Wats@ by Samoa, in the tambour al ho-Ps4o. A coal's; ...

... astray from the right path in having . opinions of their own ; and these they will forthwith renounce in the interest of civilization and of peace. Once let the truth be recognized that the salvation of Europe lies in the ascendency of I French influence; ...

... standard of public morality and practical patriotism before the people that is sadly wanting in the political life of the United States. Corrupt politicians must shrink from the penetrating gaze of an impartial Englishman of high station who, if he has ...