... upon the principle of that measure. We do not expect a very eager conflict. The country is far less excited about this resettlement of the franchise than it was about the recent light for the Champion- ship. Tom Sayers and the Benicia Boy are for the ...

... true that labourers in the United States usually obtain a dollar a-day wages, but the condi- tion of the two couutries is so entirely dissimilar that no fair argument can be based upon any state- ment of the kind. In the United States every man willing ...

... transferring the Government of Ceylon from the Colonial to the Indian Depart- ment ; and moved for return of all charges, civil, ; military, and naval, defrayed out of the Imperial Exchequer ou account of the colony of Ceylon dur- ing the five years ending ...

... do en- : tertain a strong sentiment of nationality, and do desire that the day may come when the Greek race shall again be united and powerful ; and, Sir, I confess it grieves me to the last degree when I see, as I occasionally do see, that sentiment on ...

... case 3 land had been left uncultivated for tho last 1C0 years, the popu- lation ?? beeD swept away by civil war, and the land ?? never beea re-settled, and yet thero were villages that maintained their claim to it, precisely in the same way as if they ...

... PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.— Thursday, Feb. 11. The Lobd Chascellob took his seat oa tho woolsack at v o clock. OUR RELATIONS THE UNITED STATES ?? E^l_Z^_» the noble earl th e Secre- FoYe-gB-aflgtnrlirfcft \i__ I ?? io u&n. thfflopj^t^^rppeating a qj_«tipvw_htc>'l ...

... probability of differences arising similar to those which had arisen in reference to certain claims of the United States growing out of the recent civil war in that country, her Majesty's Government had advised the Crown to issue a royal commission to inquire ...

... identical with that which the vanquished most desire to see realised. United Germany has always been the dream of the various States which constituted the late Confederation, and it is a united Germany which Count Bismarck now desires to create. It is true that ...

... price of provisions had been enhanced of late years, no application had been made for an increase of the Civil List. Tbe question of the Civil List had not, however he insisted, anything whatever to do with the vote, as the invitations to the Sultan ...

... I (Hear, bear.) Talk of the united churches of England and Ireland ! Did not any man who resided in Ireland know that that was a mere parliamentary fiction and legal phrase. (Hear, hear.) There was no such thing as a united churoh. He was aware that amongst ...