... Bfi ore Vice Chascti.lor Sir J. 8at0.,-. — Petitions (unopposed first) : Waterhoue v. Clout— Stever.pon's Trusts— Parki resettle- ment Tr_fta— Ex naite Devon and Somerset Itailway Comr-any— Letoy v. Mogford— Brook v. Henn-11— Hubbaid v. Hubbard, &c, ...

... ees e mi nt, n:s al p:_i n re ( 7lti n tl: ye t ar he l P B l 67 llll4 , Mr • go election a treaty practimlly between the United reetiene and eenireeentent M owe distioguie`doi etates and the 1110, and directly affecting onIT . ;eternise that Ahead body ...

... of the Netherlands, and a very numerous and distin- guished body of visitors. Under the presidency of General Schenck, the United States Minister, over 200 American ladies and gentlemen, and a sprinkling of English friends, celebrated Independence Day ...

... present, and, referring to the North Wales strike, said it was a ioolish policy for the men to stand inactive. Let them be united and they would have their rights ; but they should avoid strikes and locks-out, which led to pauperism. The strike of the ...

... point in the UNITED STATES aud CANADA Luggage taken charge of and forwarded, .'nited Slates and Canadian money provided. Return Tickets on very favourable terms. Letters of Intro- duction to correspondents ana stents.- Apply to Edward Reed, United States and ...

... temperament. The most prominent hare adrimeted the employment of astive zoblimen sod gentlemen in the Either departments of the civil and militiry minims ; and they h ,ve already gone so for as to app t iot • native to the Foreign Office. another toe Directorship ...

... member for Greenwich gave notice of his resolutions. When one member of the united party opposite (cheers) gave notice of the resolutions he was followed by another member of that united party — Eerhaps a yot undesigned coincidence— with a notico that c should ...

... Opposition had not disapproved of it (oh). Well, they had heard of a united Cabinet, but' what was that united Cabinet ? Why it seemed merely to mean that the Cabinet was to be united with respect to a policy, but disunited with respect to tho means of ...

... illustrations to the United States, and he would mention that tbe first thing which had converted bim to a favourable view of the policy of extending the fran- chise was watching closely the course of public events in the United States. Though perfectly ...

... direction of the Treasury,[applies to the Civil Service Commissioneis when they want a writer for temporary purposes. The remuneration paid to the writer under theso circumstances has been settled by the Civil Service Commissioners at lOd. per hour, with ...

... when is this great child to be of age ? Men thought— at least men like M. Louis Blanc thought — that the people of the United States had attained their majority, until a few years ago they acted just as childishly as the people of Europe, and put a ...

... India, and is not inconsistent with the optimistic account of their armies which Colonel Malleson lately read before the Royal United Service Institution, but it calls atten- tion most opportunely to the remoter significance of the growing strength, especially ...