... on the Newspaper Press of Great Britain ; its origin, progress, and present pontion, the competition ben g open to the United Kingdom. He served his apprenticeship as • compositor in the &otssurn ethos, and was then appointed a member of the reporting ...

... secures to him a provision during their joint lives as a consideration for the resettlement of the estate in remainder upon the youngest sons. Thus are estates quickly resettled. It very often takes place that young men are induced to burden their estate ...

... same facilities of railway cemmunikingdom distant from itself, and bad usurped control cation the United States enjoyed, over all things sacred well civil; and on the and Sanitary Legislation.— other hand, when the Church had acknowledged a Referring to ...

... great nation, Other speakers followed. Life Salvage.—The Board of Trade tables relating to life salvage on the coasts of the United Kingdom during the year ending June 30th, 1879, were issued yesterday, and contain some interesting particulars. The total ...

... gnot wonder that he j objects to snch change., as they will inevitably lead to a very large reduction in the Civil List, when it is resettled by Parliament at the demise of the Crown, mmi^^^ ?? _ mm _ m _ l _ mmm _ m A FREEHOLD COTTAGE, value £250, can ...

... selves were Diuizaul to be surrrndered is in the B. 11t, primi tive Constitution of Zululand. Exctv vas and judicial powers are united so tha~t Mr b uOsborne, the head of the Government and thea 'he prosecutor. would ?? also to be pre iding 'le judge. Mr Osborne ...

... sharp and severe penalty, by beating down all armed resistance, and then destroying the city of Cabul as a disgrace to the civilized earth. We could also have appreciated the milder course which was stated to have been taken, of executing all persons proved ...

... payment, imprisonment for tiO day. A New BaVett.-General Garfield, the Presidentelect of tie United Staten, has pronsind to aldreo himeaf to the subject of civil sun. reform. He has informed • dipotation of reformers who waited upon hies oe Fri da y that ...

... THE DAILY REVIEW. THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1884. SYNOD OF THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The 8).4 d the United Presbyter'. it. thin , leafing at ten Itr Hutton. T. attend- Ise. members very tIdYL ins the of the Bequest ' I to the Educational Entine. I meat ...

... possible the policy Inaugurated by Garfield have been rapidly overturned ten weeks’ torture which Garfield to suffer gave the United and the world to express abhorrence but also to consider in calm what would be its results General Arthur like everybody ...

... open for the entrance of gross abuses. In tlie present instance a question has arisen which is equivalent to the resettlement of the Civil List. It is questionable if there is a precedent applicable to the demand about to be made upon the generosity of ...

... in connection with the final settlement, and as this would be done in the interests of the United Kingdom, thhow the responsibility the Government of the United Kingdom to lend those landlords who might in need of it such a fair pfojwirtion of their rents ...