... concerned. The succession in Scotland was settled by the Act of Union; while the succession to the united Crown of Gieat Britain and Ireland was resettled by the Act of Union of In committee on the Bill, therefore, the Lord Chancellor would propose words ...

... Prussia would have too many material guarantees in her hand to be easily compelled to yield Tibet may be thought convenient. An united and powerful North Germany must in any case be established ; and although the advantages of breech-lending muskets in war ...

... 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 ...

... concerned. The succession in Scotland was settled by the Act of Union; while the succession to the united Crown of Gteat Britain and Ireland was resettled by the Act of Union of 1803. In committee on the Bill, therefore, the Lord Chancellor would propose ...

... bill the incorporation of Schleswig : Holstein with Prussia in the following km: The Duchies of Schleswig- Holstein shall be united to the Prussian Monarchy, parsnant s AAA the Priories Ccostitutiea. The ether pareipophe were pooled as proposed by Goverammt ...

... troduced into the ! 's violent about Senator ing the as an insalt to the State of Massachusetts, which be It is said that the the civil of self- war to be at an end, and restoring the eo far as the can restore it, of Health was held in the House here, on Tuesday ...

... cases of breach of contract between master and servant, it should be competent examine the parties to the action as in the civil cases, although the offence be punishable on summary conviction’—the Committee are not prepared themselves to recommend the ...

... him of oflicielln rano' ionirg the aspasainatons and memory , . in New Odeon., and declaring that his policy would another civil war. In ondinuing their route to 0 ,ielago, the President and Ilia suite were entertained at a banquet at Mr. Oftward's bowie ...

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... next session, au Irish reform bill the session alter, a re-distribution of seats at an indefinite time to come, and a re-settlement dborough boundaries to follow ; at the worst we shall get nothing, and thlay in although, as Mr. Laing truly said i the ...

... six-shooter or rifle.” At home all know that the only ship war that has showed itself in onr Irish ports is war steamer of the United States, whish looked in at Kingstown, and which, whatever its errand, hid certainly not come to land Head C litre. deal is ...