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... fawn being censures him because this revengeful spirit is shown • LATARD oN INDIA. —Mr. Layard, who would dispiriting to the United Reformers, but greatly towards a people whom the English Government had make a good advocate but a bad judge has been to ...
... open, and have taken Rooeah, Sundee, Biswah, and other plaees, gradually clearing the banks of the Ganges, and restoring the civil power in the district between Lucknow and the frontiers of Rohilcund. Our posts were tolerably close around the disturbed districts ...
... were I murdered, aod all but Secuuder marched off to Delhi. I Secunder, however, galloped off to Coel, and Informed I the civil authorities there of what had taken place, lie I lid nut long remain faithful, but joined the Delhi muti- I neers, atid was ...
... making him a mere Hedauin of the House: a noble ►eing, full of spirit and power, but untameable lathe ordinary developments of civil life. It is sot ravening that suck a position of inhale& little distinguishable, es it must be. either to his tender conscience ...
... 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 ...
... Jeray being in arms against the government of Martiney. The treaty between New Granada and United' States had been ratified by the New Granadian congress. The United States senate has appointed a committee to confer with a similar one from the House on the ...
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... and have taken ltooeah, Sundee, Biswah, and other places, gradually clearing, the banks of the Ganges, and resto rin g the civil p o wer in the districtbetween Lucknow and the frontieioolur the disturbed Our po sts were tolerably close around disturbed ...
... 4, is that he do, , s not wish t h em t o be pu bli c ly discussed and tly It is with regret that we gee th i s system The United Service.—A paper on Our Position in India, with a glance at our recent operations', is the first to meet the reader. The ...
... of her Majesty’s Sub- awt ll’ii.hm. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Grand Matter of' the | have all in the address you have p resettled m*. accorded jeets professing the Jewish Religion,’ tlieir lordships have lUut>riout Ord-r of St Patrick Knight of the Mott ...
... 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 ...
... re, FnQ. Secretary-li. Derr GORDON, Eon. Obel: of life whether among the Ariaheersey, (gentry, Clmv, Jfilifn.e, N•rul, or Civil &nice, Profeboloa4 Mercantile; and Trading Clames, occasions *arise when temporary monetary assistance becomes a desideratum ...