... from the Queen, who, having heard of his brave action, sent an expression of her admiration of his gallant conduct. In the Civil Court, at the Manchester Assizes, the Manchester Carriage and Tramways Company (Limited) have been mulcted in two large sums ...

... hem big , • itistectory, withatind. leg the het that both sal patois were very much ittcoeninieneed by the on , reseeding resettle' from the dng. that hare toes ! made. Is the ecclesiastical deportment eve posted into Wpm* b College for sewed, and one ...

... representatives Ootober, and the defendant remained in the house for trade, and the ward of Bromestreet, also, with its of the civil power, as the constabulary of Ireland, or I some time at the request of the young t riends. The whether the assistants of these ...

... bulk of the London of sacks 103 barrels for the week consists of Continental brands United in supply The persistent decline in value of shipping brands in the United States weakened the tone of the market here although the paucity of the spot supply is ...

... that the armistice is stated to have been prolonged until Monday nett. Great t hautietaction is said to be felt there in both civil and military circles at the pending negotiations. The correspondent of the Times at Capetnwn rays:— Terms of peace with dishonour ...

... proposition I want to put before you. There is • great emigration going on at this moment to the United Slates • there is also an emigration from Canada to the Unit ed States. Those who emigrate will have • more rigorous climate to contend with. But the clam ...

... 27th inilaw!. To J. G. V. Porter, resettle, is which the correapoudeuce has been published. satr— rhe Ourerameet is obliged pre to take Iste its banJe • monopoly of the Postal and Tclegrspb service of tbe United KiagJoni, bat therefore has certainly ...

... the slightevt posellste has pold. 'that It is unite correct the puellclad be as rereopte. rug Is etrictly flue. bat it Is also true that those s Es ant by themselves a safe MIMS of comparison with the resettle et the of previous mars, which I presume the ...

... 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 ...

... BRAD- en. IAUGH, resolutions were passed warmly approv- Sal ing of the Irish Land Bill, and calling upon the she feiends of civil and religious liberty to support rec the Oaths Amendment Bill. leg About 17,000 children connected with the nE Church of England ...

... a system could be carried out in • most minn.e and complete manner, as with the civil servants, a difficulty would arise. Were it not for this system, with regard to civil servants, they veuild have th .usands of beg,ting letters for aesistanoe of these ...

... property and religion of the inhabitants of the ceded district shall conscientiously respe. ted, there shall be full equality of civil and political rights. Article 4 expresses the full recognition of private property and of the value of such property. Article ...