... 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 ...

... though it might of a civil action. Mr Biggar also asked whether buckshot had been served out to the forces serving in England or Scotland, end was informed by Mr Childers that buckshot had not been served out in any part of the United Kingdom. The Marquis ...

... strength depends not on the nnmerousnesß of the nation, but on its organisation. If the five millions of Irishmen were all united, all educated, and all drilled, as the Swiss are, they would be five times as strong for all national purposes — for war, ...

... of the arose predate of revenue of the United •Kinutiom for the year and quarter ending September With. The total rt aeipte for the quarter just completed are L 18,111,527, and show a net increase of on the resettle for tho quarter codlna September 34lth ...

... thin tbe senior ranks the Abram years'reile is to be applied to ell Misses in civil the idea being I, to give of the Imperial in comes of time, the bees& of the highly paid civil appointments in Ladle which now ' held molosively by the Indies ofieem )on ...

... an segregatepopulation of 184,000,1100, of whom 184,1109000 are inhabitants of the United Kingdom and of British possessions. It is announced that Chili and the United States of Colombia will enter the general Postal Onion in the beginning of April and ...

... 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 ...

... side, and the women on the other. arc not think of the Indians as plumed and painted, with wampum belt, coloured beads. Civilization is great destroyer of the picturesque. Hiawatha now wears prosaic coat, waistcoat, ami trowsers, and Alitihaha gathers ...

... 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 ...

... writing to Mr. White, one of the er.rei utatives of the loyal ieriabitauins of the Transvaal, states his views on the re-settlement of thrt region at length. The Government had toned, he that the original ground on which Tratevaal was atinexed—naurely ...

... . been obliged to raise the maximum age for native recruits fron 23 to 23 years. The later details received regarding the civil war in Zululand show that the tribes who have been quarrelling were t)ham's and Oham's warriors seem to have nearly exterminated ...

... Mayoralty by the favour of the Cos. servative majority of the Comma. The incident of honouring the thief of Belfast wee no unit preparation for the words of the Vicsaor that id. lowed it. It would been well if the Loan could in • more cheering tone of ...