... abolition of gal the sinecuire place of C erk Marshal, by which nia the Queen saves £1,000 a year. thH In view of the re-settlement of the Civil List, tht which wvill take place on the demise of tbe CI'owm', I it may be hoped that the recomomendations of im ...

... prodace offered for selo in the market of the United Kingdom, should pay the legal proportional share of the burden of Imperial and local taxation which they would hare paid if produced, or mannfactuerd in the United Kingdom The reeotniioa was seconded by Mr ...

... intellect which bad no superior, and with a character which waa even nobler tbau the intellect, but in all parts of tbe civilized world it would seem that iho.e whose business it ia to feel the pulse of nations aud to know wbat int.-r. ats tbe masses ...

... basis of their action shall be a full recognition of European interests in Egypt. They will not, therefore, propose a re-settlement of Egypt which would be met with protest from an assembly of the Powers of Europe. It is at this point that the porrparkrs ...

... mete quiet, fer the air was ISA, by Lieutenant Minty, in the huhed, end there was no wind. Ti. .411) . sound of /kip le le Unit' and i t d d t e W o m o r S h ni n f l I life sheet him there was the tricking f the rivulet. ~,,,red the coed reel., e teM ...