... people lum affairs have drift for years between rulers and ruled yawning continually wider until at length upon the brink of civil war It is regrettable have to that the British in Africa do have in manner to ensure tranquillity The Zulu traditions government ...

... at their star iu life. when Sir Million steamily Lieutenant Burst, of the Pah Native lufautty, to rough it a good deal as resettle money matters. But their troubles bad brag ago passed away. Sir William had, his time, hell .overal lucrative, as will us ...

... at Lord's% terminated yesterday in favour of Cambridge, by seven wickets. In the con- test between the Australians and the United Eleven, at Chichester, the' former won by au innings and 263 rans, At Sheffield, Yorkshire beat Nottinghamslhire by eight ...

... buoyed. The conviction is growing also that in the course of the negotiations England is holding a real preponderance in the resettlement of this Egyptian difficulty, and it is thought that a very interesting and important question for the English people to ...

... which leo nearly thew. I hope, therefiwe you will allow me to give expression to th e feeling which widely prevails here resettling the precesding• at the meeting in nitration, when the action the Principal io our of the puptie from attendance at her classes ...

... however, s tar, to give mg egott to Me view In the way of protest. New Yur loteleygams state that opinions are strong th tt the United Wake should hold entlrely nowt. such bolos ten tur of the sent to Acuericin codicislo le Last In popular discussion there ...

... his evidence was not in accord with the facts. CIVIL WAR I.N ZULULAND. Reuter has told us of troubles in Zululand. The London papers, for the week ending the 23rd June, bring the following details : Civil war has commenced in Zululand. A large army under ...

... THIS DAY. the body of Mrs Frances g 1 domestic offices Rent, rates, and taxes, £120. of the land, as Ireland a happy country united by eelf- aT WILLIs’s Room, 21, 1882, and miller, of Goot Auctioneers, Tun- minable enquiry into Babylonian requirements, and ...

... escaped and for months that nor the would ever of at last traced however to America but it found that the Treaty with the United States did extend to offences of character that although became extradition committed robbery term robbery had construed by ...

... and founded one of the illustrious Clare family from whom it successively passed to the first Marquis of Worcester who the Civil War it against the whole of Cromwell from the 3r June to the 19th August when he honourably capitulated to General Fairfax ...

... appointed to prepare a suitable reply The Rev O M’Cutcheon and other Irish ministers then gave addresses The Rev Warren from the United StateB introduced and addressed the Conference The meeting closed about nine o’clock The Conference reassembled on Wednesday ...

... tion of wise reforms in the military organization of Egypt, without udicing by their intervention the prudent development of civil, administrative, and judicial institu- tions, in such a way as is consistent with the Imperial firmans. In applying, then, ...