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... ;t qt. The Times gives the definite conditions of the French proposals for the resettlement of Egypt. These include an investigation by representatives of all the Powers into the condition of Egyptian finance ; France not being satisfied with Lord No ...
... be expected to take a civil case; nor should the Deputy Commisioner, under any circumstances whatever, or at any time of the year, be liable to be burdened with such, or with references from the Chief Court. Civil reports and civil statement should be equally ...
... THE CIVIL AND MILITARY GAGETTI THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1886. THE •RATE OF EXCHAXGE. The flood of currency literature has risen to such a height as to be overwhelming. We have before us at this moment three recent publications on subject; Gold and silver ...
... ges, Civil Appeals.—Harji Mal v. Sq.van Mal—Hjg.gins. Ashraf Reg v. Abdul Rahim—K. P. Roy and Sinclair. Petition for Review.—Khanismart ii. alangar Ali. ! c*uninal ( ay.—Empress v. Pahlu. L D. TREULICIT, Esq. and PUNDIT RAM NARAlN—Judges. Civil Appeals ...
... The Civil and Military Gamstie, August _2l, _1880:1 =EMI ' resort; to like measures in his hour of dire necessity. Whereas Moltke returned to land of his birth, others of his comrades in arms remained in their adopted country, reaping a rich reward for ...
... his evidence was not in accord with the facts. CIVIL WAR I.N ZULULAND. Reuter has told us of troubles in Zululand. The London papers, for the week ending the 23rd June, bring the following details : Civil war has commenced in Zululand. A large army under ...
... might, with advantage, mend his manners. Could he only be persuaded to treat poor old England with somewhat less arroganceif civility would be too much to ask—that would be a great gain to the entente cordiale. The latest eccentricity of these indomitable ...
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... have as yet reaped but a tithe of the evil consequences of t h. Riponian policy. Th. Secretary of State's to measures f resettling the Indian land revenue is somewhat obscure. Possibly it is the Bombay revenue laws that are to be reformed. The committee ...
... Lawrence Hall Gardens, 9-15 THE CHIEF COURT OF THE PUNJAB. LA3T-7-111rs JUN.. R. T. BURNEY, and T. W. Sitrrif, Esquires—Judges. Civil Appeals.-- , Jovralad..Akbar Husain—K, Roy and Ram Naram. Chain Sukh v. Shama—J. C. and Bates. Jewa V. Dheru..p.Daserandhi ...
... almost be said to mark the close et era in the politinel history of Soothend. The z•sonior M. P. for this city, still '4.i:resettled in the House of Commons by two sons, was one of the stewards at the great dinner, now historical, whioh in 1834 the whigs ...