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... greater part of Europe, those countries particularly which noble birth was a necessary qualification for the enjoyment of civil and mditary honours; but, as he goes onto say in his quaint language, entails are thought necessary for maintaining this exclusive ...
... 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 ...
... any wisdom its councils, press forward quickly with the re-settlement of Egypt . Under any circumstances, the task Mr. Gladstone has on his hands would most borious and difficult, but with an united France offering resolute opposition every step, even those ...
... salary without tho special sanction of the Secretary State, unless bo a of tho Covenanted Civil Service or of tho Staff Corps. Any native can enter the Covenanted Civil Service by the highroad competition, but natives find it difficult to compete in England ...
... five years have been so disastrous, and whose attempts to solve the Irish question have now brought us to the alternative of civil war dismemberment of the kingdom. Sir Thomas S. Bazley is the son of tho late Sir T. Bazley, for many years one of the members ...
... choose for economy between expenditure on works which were absolutely necessary for the security of the empire and that on civil buildings, roads, &c, they were bound to take the latter rather than resort to extra taxation. (Hear, hear.) We did not want ...
... BRAD- en. IAUGH, resolutions were passed warmly approv- Sal ing of the Irish Land Bill, and calling upon the she feiends of civil and religious liberty to support rec the Oaths Amendment Bill. leg About 17,000 children connected with the nE Church of England ...
... believed best form of secondary battery was the old plante accumulator of 1860 pure and simple.—Mr. F. J. Sprague, of the United States Navy, read papers on electrical distribution and tho Edison system. In the course of the former took exception to use ...