... responsible government in the colonies, Army Reform, the introduction of the competitive principle into the Civil Service, and the resettlement of India—arid we think Mr. Bright's anticipations are fairly justifiable. When so much good has been done by ...

... , Th ?? l *?_ed ?? exemption would still bo continue-. . * yeomanry force wore still liable £ W C^C, ™ fc » old of ' tbe civil r-uWei, and he did no! Bee why this br.inch of tho j ▼oluntocr force should be entirely put aside, especially when a vote of ...

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... for each unit of entry, Id. ; With power to the Lords a- of the Treasury to framne regulations for adjusting the saamount of Such payments in certain cases by altering the ?? of entry, or quantity, or number of goods which is to n form the unit of entry ...

... had to sfear, and what he ho ped their lordships would gpuard against. ?? their lordships lotbk at what took place in the United bStates. It oughittobe awarningtothem. The great men by twhom the ?? war was brought to a close in that acountry believed ...

... 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 ...

... Bill, the object of which is to assimilate the conduct of criminal cases in regard to the speeches of counsel to that in civil cases. After a brief debate, the bill was read a second time. The adjourned debate on the second reading of the Ecclesiastical ...

... that the bill a half, which is nearly all open. It will nearly similar vator; they have a double three-furrow plough with a resettled accounU could be laid on the table, and therefore, John Bowring bad nothing to do with that transaction, miifht be renew ...

... President Buchanan, relative to the visit of the Prince of Wales to this country, has published in nearly all the papers of the United States ere this, or will be published in such journals as have not yet received it in due time. The tone and language of the ...

... in weakening the power of Austria, have shattered the Concordats to atoms, and averted from the Protestant Church and the civil powers in or southern kingdoms and duchies a great and imminent danger. FATHER G AVAZZI AT NAPLES.—The Daily Yews correspondent ...

... 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 ...

... terrible contest, such a State might be founded in the permanence ef a natural strength; but the war that must precede such a resettlement would be cruel and devastating. It would have somewhat of the handto-hand dcsporate animosity which threatens the populations ...