... 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 ...

... land had been left uncultivated for the last 100 years, the popu. L lation having been swept away by civil war, and the land having never been re-settled, and yet there I were villages that maintained their claim to it, precisely in I the same way as if ...

... 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 ...

... root time am big with the fate o/ their, nationality ; kr, lath. convulsions which ose us in cider to resettle Harem Gensemy mud become readicelly united, or to • further cd territory. It is for this TOMOS especielly we think public will welcome the Austrian ...

... Director of the Agra and United Service Bank John Stewart, Bsq.. Director of the Marine insurance Company John Robert Thomson, Bsq., Chairman of the Loudon and South African Bank James Henry Young, Esq., late of the Bengal Civil Service. ▲vntroas. T. R ...

... satisfactory, the short fugnetta, Hosanna in excelsis, which comes twice, being each time delivered with commendable pathos united of highest deep another beauty example of hotter than the tone in tha appeali ng . precision. Th t e o a A bs g tr u a u ...

... public in a civil capacity durng f the last 160 year whose olaimr to honour is not even nio h disputed. with the single exception of Lord Chathbn. And b why9 Because his claim to our gratitude partakes more of a the military than of the civil character ...

... closer tho ties which unite the allies. France, England, and Austria might, for this purposo, agree upon a diplomatic act to which they might give the form of a convention or a protocol. They would declare that they unite their efforts to place ...

... opportune draw closer the ties which unite the allies. France, England, and Austria might, for this purp »s% agree a diplomatic act to which they might give the form of convention or protocol. They would declare that they unite their efforts place Poland in ...

... great event we could not but remember that the Indians were divided semi-civilized Asiatics, and the masters of India an united nation of the highest type of European civilization,- practised, moreover, to rule their conquest by a whole century's experience ...

... we are advis d that we have no business to rescue Poland, and that oppression will always find its own punishment without • civil war to relieve it. In Louisiana invaaion and military occupation are wire, because Yankees are the executioners — in Kagosima ...

... bitter warfare, carried out upon a scale rarely equalled, Napoleon, then an exile, declared that all warfare in Europe was civil war. was somewhat late in the day to make the discovery. Nor was the worth of it when made very great. If it were intended ...