... under the direc- tion cf the Treasury, apply to the Civil Servica Commis- sioners when tbey want a writer for the service, and the rtmunex ation of a writer under these circam_tanoes is settled by the Civil Service Commissioners at 104. per Lour, with perm__s ...

... direction of the Treasury, apply to the Civil Service Com missioners want a writer for the service, and the yben they neration of a writer under these circumstances is remu Commissioners at 10d. per settled by the Civil hour, with permission to add a 5 pecial ...

... would be more plausibility in this if it would have been a homogeneous State in which all classes of inhabitants would be united by a common patriotism. But in its wider extent it would have been composed of a dominant Sclav and Bulgarian majority exercising ...

... government and a bond of civil satiety we should spurn and deapim. And what higher value should we pat upon a pledge and eecority for the restraint and limitation of military power 7 Ii we shoald reject them as a gnarantes for our civil rights, why are we to ...

... 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 ...

... to com- pare the Civil List with the salary of the United States Pre- sident, for the simple reason that there is no analogy what- ever between the President of the Republic on the one hand, and a king on the other. Whether our Civil List is larger than ...

... all mails proceeded immediately Plymouth Sunday American Herder from York with United States of tbe inst was reported Sciliy 230 pm to-day Chookhaven Sunday— Star lloynl United steamer Germanic from York here at this afternoon Mail Company's with West India ...

... dlv, and etbnogranhically, was sure to receive considerable allotment of the partition when took place. It was to make resettlement o' Europe without lartrely satisfying the claims of Greece. Well, if that were tbe case, if that were the inevitable result ...

... Honours.— The Queen has conferred on Lord Tenterden, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, the honour of Knight Commander ef the Civil Division of the Order of the Bath, and has expressed her intention of conferring the honour Knighthood on Mr. Edward Hertslet ...

... 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 ...

... India in March, 1869, to consent to fresh boundaries so recently as 1873. Now, boundaries settled so receutly, or rather re-settled so recently, muot have been chosen with great deliberation and with a view to the defence of the frontier, and I believe ...