... 'have turned over • new leaf and have bosoms • I CIVILIZING THE INDIANS. has bees fully deeeillead, arid took wan I new man ; but his couduet in reference to these I A few days ago a telegram tits United ' menthe 9 4 0 in separate &Publican oreanhations ...

... great nation, Other speakers followed. Life Salvage.—The Board of Trade tables relating to life salvage on the coasts of the United Kingdom during the year ending June 30th, 1879, were issued yesterday, and contain some interesting particulars. The total ...

... p ro bable effect among ''tbe Zulus of a Liberal lioverument restoring Cstewayo to his throne, we received the reply that civil war would certainly elisue. At Ekowe, toe Rev. Mr Oftehro, missionary, has returned to the former scene of his labours, on ...

... secures to him a provision during their joint lives as a consideration for the resettlement of the estate in remainder upon the youngest sons. Thus are estates quickly resettled. It very often takes place that young men are induced to burden their estate ...

... payment, imprisonment for tiO day. A New BaVett.-General Garfield, the Presidentelect of tie United Staten, has pronsind to aldreo himeaf to the subject of civil sun. reform. He has informed • dipotation of reformers who waited upon hies oe Fri da y that ...

... and 11 ' his writings is still prose,uting the cause he j SO much at heart. ELEt - i'ale Mr Holland. I well known in the United States as the pun manufacturer of lili uui, 114.4 • niethmt of iridium in • cuiuparat,vely easy manner, and he propose* to ...

... possible the policy Inaugurated by Garfield have been rapidly overturned ten weeks’ torture which Garfield to suffer gave the United and the world to express abhorrence but also to consider in calm what would be its results General Arthur like everybody ...

... be an advantage in having such grants under the con rot of Parliament, but it is not obvious. It would be better to fa the Civil List at such a sum as would permit of provision .being made out of it for the royal child- iren. But since there was an under- ...

... s and civil and criminal cede& They convoke tribal meetings to debate, deliberate, and Le the team, (paid in ostrich {withers, ivory, and ygsileen beans) they parody our great ooaadrotioal machines, and especially labour to improve the civil life of ...

... reference to the mission accomnplished by the Land League policy; he called upon them to accord the same intelligent and united support which had enabled the Land League movement to be carried to at least a partial victory to the National League which ...

... canto of coal. limited space, be impossible; but it may be safely The sittings of the Divisions of .the Court for the trial of civil causes by jury in the ensuing vacation will commence on Wednesday 21e assumed that there is no topic receiving greater , attention ...

... AT SEA. _ . • THE GLASGOW WEEKLY HERALD, MARCH 17, 1883. S_ _ ' ',ls of grassus, and in other paint : sarrat VOTES IN THE CIVIL SEIIVICE EXTENSIVE FRIES, GLASGOW TOWN COUNCIL, COMMISSIONERS' MEETINGS. I WIT Alit 13 I=rt 3 Mt) ult. '-- sece brush. But ...