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... MASSACRE OF THE CIVIL AND MILITARY AUTHORITIES. ( telegram.] Kheyl, Thursday, 6 p.m. Intelligence has been received here of terrible outbreak at Herat. According to tbis news, the troops in that city have mutinied, and have murdered the civil and military ...
... have occurred, and the revision is not yet concluded. Once more the Dock Board have had nnder consideration the anchoring of resettle in the ferry track. At Thursday's meeting the deferred minute of the Marine , Committee was again brought up, and Mr. Holt ...
... been entirely separated for ecclesi- astical purposes, they still act together as one town- s ip, with a common vestry for civil purposes. The township ot Ingleton would appear to have been anciently separated, for ecclesiastical purposes, from that ot ...
... during the interval that ban elapsed since the signature of the treaty more numerous and more difficult questions in the resettle. meet of the provinces and their rearrangement have been placed before the Sakai) of Turkey, than probably in the time have ...
... Idleness. The Government has undertaken to bring in a scheme for resettling the constitution of the West African colonies. The regions of the Post-office and the Telegraphs will have be resettled. The Education vote promises to arouse cn-8611 6 . finaJlv ...
... the of depriving of civil or rights the ground of censure If they submitted to doctrine every religions community would of in the midst of people debate very strong feeling exhibited submission to pretensions of to deprive of civil rights Government interposed ...
... Doughty Sir Edward It desired that coming of Roger the estates should be re-settled to the Tichborne estate encumbrances place them on the Doughty estate Roger to re-settlement on condition giwen to instead of £400 then allowance farther that if inti ...
... of our should limited United naval power to prevent the depredations the Confederate cruisers In conclusion United repeat with a conviction language— it in interest of two that of difference forth should be speedily ever United States entertain confident ...
... astonishing acts of recuperation'from national disaster known to modmrn times. Wo do not even except the intene'.tae war in the United States. There, Sa 'loon D8 the war was over, the a3'.d Goverelment settled down into its old ,Ind groo-/es, and there was ...
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... representative institutions. This is what he says of our later monarchs: In the 160 years, or neaily so, between the resettlement of the Crown (1688) and the accession of her Majesty, there have been seven reigns. Excepting William III., can it be said ...
... equal to two or three countries where there were such means of communication Mr also commented on the Civil Service expenditure declared that salaries civil India in covenanted services nearly double in cases threefold the persons employed in equal any other ...