... which the Government, it is said, propose tt resettle Afghanistan. Our Correspondent does not make himself responsible for the authenticity of the information ; it is given upon the authority of the Civil and Military Gazette, a newspaper which has often ...

... opened, owing to. few epeenlative purclumes in anticipation of favourable returns tomorrow. But few changes toot place in United States Railway stooks, although the market wee stain. deemiptioms, however, had a marked rise, especially Orend Trunk ad mid ...

... Government of India. Civil. By ths Governor-General of India in Council. (From the Gentile of Indui of May 8, 1880.) Ijowia T. M., is perm, resign H.M. Bengal Civil Serv.. from April *7. Park, G. S., is perm, resign H.M. Bengal Civil Serv., from Dec. 31 ...

... Chief Dunn as to the pioluble effect among the Zulu. of a Government re,torlng Cetywayo to his throne, we received the reply civil war would certainly At Ekowe the Rev. Mr. Oftehro, missionary. hoo returned to the turner Kene of his labours, on the invitation ...

... chair : their object being, as they inferred, to avoid voting on that lathe as ey lead done on the amende 1 motion. Before c unit era w ere called, Si r Drummond Wolff—. st. 4 and wearing hi. hat. according to the on am+ nrcation—rifled the attest-on of ...

... Liverpool, viz., English. 8,104; Sootch, 187; Irish 1.78 t: foreign. 4,97 t Of Mow who left In Autost, 13.454 went to the United skates, end 2,194 to British North America. You YOUR OWN AS LONG Too —A tailor is the East-en I, 01), of the CIAPS known as ...

... surrounding countries It is a country made to live at amity with itsel f and its neighbours; and hadthe Hindoos remained a united people, the Lay says no foreigners would ever have dared to invade their Discords, however, always prevailed among them, and ...

... eating up the very heartstrings of Irish national life. There never was a time when it was 80 incumbent upon all classes to unite together in an endeavour to redress the grievances of Ireland. Mr. J. P. Thomasson, M P., advocated the extension of the franchise ...

... declares that, as a so-called civilised community, Ireland has -lip&ed out of the control of Mr, Ghlflm'l Ministry. He has no more civil hold of it than the driver of a four-in-hand of his horses ‘while running away down a steep hil. The tyranny of flu(l.’;:‘fu ...

... hi called civilised colummunity, Ireland has slipped ua out of the control of Mr. Gladstone's Ministry. hi lic has no more civil hold of it than the driver of a four-ih-hand of his horses while running fc away down a steel) hill. The tyranny of the ti ...

... entitled to his s sibs min ; it wee the Ms Ind Lamm& who said, ; It will always be eneembegly for any es. I tended period to • united and strong goverment in Tbs Ct the is infseed in independent and as soon ass sien away the is pin to esperation. (Hoar.) ...

... Europe; the Turkish Empire is periodically convulsed, and finds itself on the re-settlement more bound to Europe than before. The question for Europe is how is this re-settlement to be made I And the ' answer which this country has steadily given is, that ...