... Drayton, in Shropshire, and hioiselt is magistrate and captain of yeomanry in the same county. Her Majesty's Civil Servants must maintain civil tongues in their heads a little while lohger ■twl possess their souls in patience. The reorganisation scheme ...

... , zoology, farms and farming, roads, fairs, communication, inansiou.housee. lons and alehouses, poor and parochial funds, civil history, ecclesiastical history, eminent men, and antiquities. The historical antiquarian sections are of a most interesting ...

... forgotten to trumpet forth his former gentdna. A few dna more and all these interchanges of suds will hi over ; as it is we &resettling down steadily, and attempting to discriminate between the venom rumours sow in cirealatioo with regard to the forthcoming ...

... whie byrmen speaking the English tongue. This was aspectacle presc we shall not see again, for it was before the American civil of E war. At that time I saw men, women, and children put up batiw like brute beasts and sold separately and sent into captivity ...

... remelts au hour longer teen is inevitable, in the great loose which the bank susteincd is the course of the chute buroleriug on civil war to which they Lave 101,1 peat bar year some from the death of Mr Cilloio n, One brought iu w eee of our tomutiee, and the ...

... Wester Kleines mid the adjacent *Waiting* and tiehinge. He was couneeted with Elgin by marriage, his wife, to whom be was united in 1860, being a daughter or the late Mt Ilacandrew of The Knoll, and grand-daughter of the Late Isaac Forsyth, Epee, a came ...

... surrounded the question were serious; but England then acted in conjunction with the maritime nations of Europe, arid their united counsels prevailed in the affairs of the Canal. In the actual transaatiou that has since taken place the House must remember ...

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... 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 ...

... so that has only been acting consistently with his long-cherished convictions in endeavouring to use the opportunity of resettlement of the Lichfield Cathedral Estates for urging his views upon the Chapter and the Commissioners. However, the Bishop has ...

... taxed (laughter). Ile neat exthe feeling whith lac entertained for the C. d member for North Warwickshire as an honest man, unit he inlaid that be bad a very high esteem for hint, both • man and a gentleman. Weil. acid his friend, I am very glad to ...

... one of ber Majesty's ships. It wee announced the other day that Dr. Kenralv intended to deliver a series of lee-totes in the United States. Can this project be intended to provide the member for Stoke with& free passage? OF LORD& —FsmAy. The Royal Thies ...