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... prolixity of the dealaration with which the Primo Minister has surprised the elestors ot Greenwich ant the oonstittvzoise of the United Kingdom; and the brief and pregnant sentences in which Mr. Disraeli assert. his claim to the confidence of whom be bas represented ...
... Seperstist tendencies would not to received with good humour in Venue. Os this other hand, his remark. in favour of obligathry civil marriage were transmitted esteem, and hailed with delight it Vienas well in Berlin by the anti-Catholic Pres. The foundation ...
... able to attend to small ones. She is taking part in the resettlement of Easter: Europe and of the a countries. Of two other continents, she ia medi- | tating an African railway, which shall unite Al- geria and with the Soudan, and an Am-- ' rican canal ...
... theynevcrcaabeso thoroughly united as tho three parts of Great Britain ore united. royal style shows it No common name can be found—in England at least—for the United Kingdom. The stylo is driven to descriptive; it is the United Kingdom of Great Britain ...
... to the teens of the Education Act, eighty-one persons were fined various sums at the Liverpool l'ulice Court last week. Tux Civil Bill business of the Newtownards Quarter Sessiuns was resumed ou Saturda7. but no caeu invelving other than local was heard ...
... have a common country—(hear, Lear)—and that they wiel all unite together for its comneon good, and, in the words of the prayer daily seed in the House of Com- I more, '• That all hearts may be united together in good-will towards each other, In loyalty to ...
... ju elites to himself this dinettes upon civil right,' version of Mr. Gladetono.. ago; it commands the troth to be proclaimed as openly manner of dealing with the text of the EncyclioaL bad its origin in civil law;' version of Lbs Pope, who in this age ...
... Cabinet Cou•cil will be held this after- DOOO. PARIS. TUTIRSDAT.—OOIOIIOI Hofmann, who replace' Mr. Moran as Vint of the United °Mtn Legallon in London, will enter upon his new post on the let pectin°. paste, TSUI/DAT Evening —M. Emilio Pereira, banker ...
... that during the interval that has elapsed since the signature of the treaty more numerous and more difficult questions in re-settlement of the provinces and their arrangement havo been placed before tbo Snltau Turkey, than probably in the same time bod ever ...
... eldest son, the second marquis, to whom Europe owes the peace of Paris, and who took a prominent part in the politics of the United Kingdom. The third marquis held several foreign titles as the reward of his services, and was universally regarded as a d ...
... but to the lung list o f I afforded by the nee of and life this the men, Of h o3 h Orden. The thire noble examples whia civil:lie fee dJMg ad likei Trochee. far , -mi it finding that the water approached thou, bnme• reading of Bill No. 17, which canons ...
... fkicictv, brought out of his arsenal that fine old English gentleman “civil and liberty, and told them that they must vote for resolutions and support religion and “gb T of Kussia and civil and religious liberty! cheers) (Sir Robert) should like to know whether ...