... fixed for the 28th inst. was incorrect. MOTION FOR THE ABOLITION OF CAPITAL PuxisintENT.—At the opening of the Parliamentary session, Mr. Charles Gilpin will give notice of a motion for the abolition of capital punishment. It is understood that many of ...

... fixed for the 28th inst. was incorrect. MOTION FOR THE ABOLITION OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.-At the opening of the Parliamentary session, Mr. Charles Gilpin will give notice of a motion for the abolition of capital punishment. It is understood that many of the ...

... the Ballot, would be undoubtedly secured, and the painful conflicts between conscience and interest, between the duty to the State and the duty to the family, would be spared. Then, too, bribery would certainly be diminished, though not, we think, be wholly ...

... the Ballot, would be undoubtedly secured, and the painful conflicts between conscience and interest, between the duty to the State and the duty to the family, would be spared. Then, too, bribery would certainly be diminished, though not, we think, be wholly ...

... offices who are feeling the new broom, though it is rumoured that the War Office will have a taste of it before long. The abolition of the post filled by the late Mr. James Disraeli testified to the thoroughness of the new regime, for thereby Ministers ...