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... Panama newspaper, of the 18th March which has been received at New York, states that the Government elf Panama have asked the United States consul in that city for information regarding the surveys of the Chirique Tagoon by an American man-of-war. The consul ...
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... inarkids. - That the groin trade should have shown greater dunng the week is a matter for no surprise considenng the very 'resettled weather. IV heat may be quoted Is to 23 per quarter dearer, and the close is strung. It is very evident that unless there ...
... at present enjay over their own concerne, we anxiously hope that the same principle will'be acted upon in this partof'tbe United Kingdoni byjall departments o(f the State, and bhat in all cases the power of local autborities will be extended rathsr than ...
... miners 2i per sent. advance on Friday. The people in the United States use annually about seven post-cards for every man, woman, and child. The average number of persons in each family of the United Kingdom is, as nearly as possible, four and a half. The ...
... is in the Church ! government aend' orders, and not so much in It doctrine. t 0 Question-W.4hat are the bonds that chiefly unite bi the Staie and the Church, and constitute wayua call Establishment? P htyu5 Y Answer.-Thle principal bonds of the union are- ...
... matter of fact, sir, thee were fear men to en TOIL , baying gone Writhe ha .to eke poseerei t ni of it lem i to the full and unit= eine t eve r y chapel in the town, . wheree in r-That pileire.Y.seer ' re e ' af the savage who may be liefiSt t leveret re ...
... eareelosled by dWalliDA On political 31 Gets of the vote . that it wooed strengthen the bonds: by which the es/India were united to thie couutrg. Mr. Iteetereh regretted the neer ssity of eceing to &den them-nation Trefore the Holum had been made eoqnsinted ...
... was bequeathed to them with many other baneful legacies by the late Government. (Cheers.) We had in Egypt a weak and divided civil government, a strong and well-equipped army, easily moved to religious fanaticism. At the head of that army were a few turbulent ...