... Berlin, has and association, should not be put in force; and Letters from Martinique announce the departure I Five-Twenty United ; Ten States' Bonds, 1882, 1121; which the follo win g is a translation, pointed out to Genuses Councilmen is a voter, and ...

... Tiehberoe was his *limit in llit4ll, Wag ti, tenant in tail of the Tiebborne estates, and that site of disentailmeot and resettlement were Igen! him at Cable. Mr. Hopkins did not see ma* at Tichborne for some before he kit inglaad, bet ea comparing the ...

... relates to the supply of civil engineers for the East India service. Hitherto civil engineering in India has b»en carried on exclusively in one of two ways. Either military engineers—themselves not always conversant with civil duties—have been taken from ...

... to would seem to be no means to compel its se- believe that the importation of sugar free of duty gistretion even upon re-settlement, and family would lead to its consumption in directions now property might thus pasts from generation to scarcely contemplated ...

... point, it vannot affect the immediate daty of putting down violence and protecting peaceable citizsus against the horrors of civil war. In spite of whatought to be an overwheiming armed force at the disposal of the authorities, and of the instructions issued ...

... peculiar regards his claims to consideration. At the annexation, or rather after it, when that most fatal and pernicious resettlement of took place, in which our officers played with estates and titles as if they were footballs, took from the Rajah a very’ ...

... thought it would be wasting the time of the Congress to attAnpt to prove that the Church and the State should continue to be united on some basis. (Hear.) it was not necessary to argue is it h that assembly whether it wan right or wrong - to argue that, ...

... a military force be necessary, or could the natives them. selves preserve the peace of the island by some thing like a civil or • police force It The reader will probably imagine by this time that Mr. had shown cause enough for rejecting the proposed ...

... to the Queen. A deputation from the deputies of the Three Denominatons Protestant Dissenters, for the protection of their civil rights, bad an interview with Sir George Grey yesterday the Home-office, on the subject of the Dissenters Marriage Acts Amendment ...

... Yalmassda's force samberisg, as reported by 100,000 criminal citations before the tribunals for ' deserters. ever 4,000 'Unitive men, than ose-half agrarian 'crinim. regular troops. The Cuban force was about 6,000. of whom 4,000 were well armed. Tbe contest ...

... epp.emed I. pal sc. retay to the Bomil of Trads. be eased the ;rsttd. 2 hi, coustry as oar of ▪ joint en the state of the Civil emiee, and it oi ire ow log to ths valuable that was theme op ato public pie deem to the mum% Lisa Si, Stafford Me les • est ...

... to among all nations street. I saw then what I knew long before—that that ate civilized, and even which as Yet see • man so cool and with such command of his not civilized. Therefore I say everything depends on power feelings and temper, and of everything ...