... course, it is the cry of the various poli- tical factions who have long been in search of something, of anything, that would unite them against the Government as a Tory Government. The truth is, as every one ,of these. clamourers know full well, that there ...

... February 25, to move M That in the opinion of this house it would be desirable to eati- blish tfcroughout the whole of the United Kia;d>rn a household franchise similar ta that now established ia the English borcagbs, aud that it is desirable so to redis- ...

... hopedit never would be said agaia -—that she was fighting for civil and religious libe.t/. (Cheers.) A despot fighting for civil and religious liberty ! (Loud cheers.) No, that won't do. Civil aad religious liberty were sacred words in this enn- try—emblems ...

... 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 ...

... fleet'was8 apimroaclsisig Enl~nand, forgot' all their roligious differences in- united action? Could they not join 'n en'a Addrelss to her Majaictyassuring her of' the snpportof a united.Pe~r- Mr.. GOLfllsEY apeld to tlhe patriotism of hon. memibers, askingt ...

... incisea Fo simple as some persons apprer to have imagined. It i3 oi great isuportancel to ens, anld, I believe, to fleo whole civilized world, that a fair and probably durable settle. meent 8hsould be madho of flee condition of these cesanice? wheels ~vill ...

... has ;just ended, in which a great military Power has disappeared, and the government of a large terri- tory is lcft to be resettled, should give rise to ques- tions affecting' very closely the interests of Neutral States. Europe) which has been profoundly ...

... is binding. It will be recollected that the same point arose in the course of the recent arbitration between Canada and the United States respecting the fisheries on the coast of the latter, and that the question was there dropped rather than definitely ...

... the contract was completed by Baron Schleinits, the Minister of the Royal house, in his capacity of Civil Registrar of the dynasty, performing the civil marriage ceremony in the Palaowi of the respective parents. The nearest relatives onlywere present ...

... 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 ...

... to approve it or to oppose it without the moral r - I.~ certainty of a pleit humiliation. Our abstention would mean the resettlement of Sotthtastern Europe in a fashion far less favourable to durable peace and the prosperity of that corner of the world ...

... once divided them, and giving to the Jew equal civil and religion? rights with the Christian, we have strengthened the ?ccial edifice. But it is not the Jews alona who will be affected by the re-settlement of tha Eastern Question. There are Greeks, Catholic* ...