... Board were urnlah whatever assistance they could carry tr*g out this important work.—lhe Clerk read a letter from Mr Ellis, Civil Engineer, asking for plans other informitlon respecting constmctlen of the proposed High Level Reservoir, and desiring know ...

... great principles which represented feelings the hoik of the Liberal Party—(cheers). He instanced what the party had done for civil and religious liberty, how they had enfranchised the people, and given the country the blessings of Free Trade, Lord KBRINGTON ...

... the English Government Greece remained quiescent under the distinct pledge of being provided for when Conference should re-settle atf'airs in the East. At the Conference Greece was duly promised Thessaly and Epirus. But till Mr. Gladstone came into office ...

... legislative body for the kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and it was the kingdom then legislatively united that was meant when they spoke of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland—(cheers). The country had had no sufficient warning—it had had ...

... from the control of the Legislative Body (ciX With respect the Civil Service, of course its future would be under the Legislative Body, and considerable economy might effected, but the civil servants now sarvin ...