... 32 quarters 335. 7d. THE IRON AND COAL TRADES. The journals specially connected with the' Iron and coal industries of the United Kingdom are unanimous in expressing very confident and hopeful views of the condition and prospects of these trades. The Engineer ...

... strength depends not on the nnmerousnesß of the nation, but on its organisation. If the five millions of Irishmen were all united, all educated, and all drilled, as the Swiss are, they would be five times as strong for all national purposes — for war, ...

... LINCOLN was an act of wild revenge at the conclusion of a destructive war. But nothing in the present position of parties in the United States can, on any ordinary principles of human nature, explain the crime of last Saturday as a deed of sane wickedness. That ...

... Subsequently the House went into Committee of Supply, and the remainder of the sitting was occupied principally with the Civil Service Estimates. The Viceroy of India telegraphs that tlie army of tlie Ameer of Cabul was on Wednesday totally defeated ...

... ascendency in Deland has been so commonly called have been united or allay the agitation that bus been Protestant ascendauy ; for the question ineolved in it is brought within a measurable deduce of civil war, and not a theological but • politioil one. The ...

... to enter warmly into any plan that promised their destruction. There is reason to believe that AutXAXnER 11. contemplated uniting his repressive forces with those (iennany in order to begin a tierce anti- Nihilist, anti-Socjalist campaign. In view of the ...

... criticised the administration of the Employers' Liability Act, and then set forth the moral and other resources of working men united for common purposes. Mr. Crawford does not under-estimate,and we cannot say that he exaggerates them. Indeed, they are now ...

... to a craving, the baulking of which in celtain individuals has brought about such dire resettle. At the same time, the new President can have no longings after Civil Service Peform. He owes his position to the machine ; and if he airy —as doubtless ...

... coloured, are me p united over the grave of a statesman who rose thi to the full height of his great position, and erc showed that he felt himself a trustee, not for inj any class or faction, but for the entire people of the United States. Nothinr, says ...

... which are wholly alien to the Church of England. The former will never be abandoned, and auy attempt to suppress them by the civil power will lead to the most disastrous consequences. But if the one kind of Ritualism is tolerated, there would be little ...

... of the arose predate of revenue of the United •Kinutiom for the year and quarter ending September With. The total rt aeipte for the quarter just completed are L 18,111,527, and show a net increase of on the resettle for tho quarter codlna September 34lth ...

... secures to him a provision during their joint lives, ae a consideration for the re-settlement of the estate in remainder upon the youngest sons. Thus are estates quickly re-settled. Now, what is the position of the reputed owner of one of these large estates ...