... intolerable, ~ a complete re-settlement of our whole rurg] l:f“ must be at hand, It should be noted, however tha: there was nothing exoefptionll inthe increase of I;mdm The vast increase of great cities was a featyro of modern civilization and was equally to ...

... requirements of civilized order. On the other hand they are offered simple chaos, out of which by some inexplicable process is to emerge some indescribable but miraculously perfect order. On the one hand is the Republican party, not particularly united, and not ...

... measures for the resettlement of Egypt, accepted by all the other Powers of Europe, will he seriously coatested by the Power which at the critical moment deliberately refused to lend a hand towards the expedition that has made a resettlement necessary. It ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the Note recently addressed to Hai Goverment by the PORTZ, in which it indicates its wish to negotiate for the amicable re-settlement of Egypt, has been appreciated as it deserves in the diplomatic world. It is felt that it constitutes to some extent a ...

... tions were ra or many years before hisi death the n{im ‘?u:v‘hl;’:;dm‘ tru?\al tenderer than which united m; Benee Jones.” On my return from the United smicl found him dy&‘ lnhct.fihho'bdfdhh condition caused me to leave earlier than | otherwise should ...

... ascendency in Deland has been so commonly called have been united or allay the agitation that bus been Protestant ascendauy ; for the question ineolved in it is brought within a measurable deduce of civil war, and not a theological but • politioil one. The ...

... Gambia but no settlement , semi to have been est ablished till 1691, and even that can hardly have come to much, since a re-settlement was made in 1817. Still, there was a very considerable trade between England and West Africa in the 17th century, and Gambia ...

... implacable 0011111/0/ of all society and all Mvilixation in the world. (Hear, bear.) What about Indeed ? Ireland was part of the United Kingdom Was Ireland • sourese of strength or a source of weakness to the Empire at • moment like the present After 15 years' ...

... point, it vannot affect the immediate daty of putting down violence and protecting peaceable citizsus against the horrors of civil war. In spite of whatought to be an overwheiming armed force at the disposal of the authorities, and of the instructions issued ...

... epp.emed I. pal sc. retay to the Bomil of Trads. be eased the ;rsttd. 2 hi, coustry as oar of ▪ joint en the state of the Civil emiee, and it oi ire ow log to ths valuable that was theme op ato public pie deem to the mum% Lisa Si, Stafford Me les • est ...