... entitled to his s sibs min ; it wee the Ms Ind Lamm& who said, ; It will always be eneembegly for any es. I tended period to • united and strong goverment in Tbs Ct the is infseed in independent and as soon ass sien away the is pin to esperation. (Hoar.) ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... greater part of Europe, those countries particularly which noble birth was a necessary qualification for the enjoyment of civil and mditary honours; but, as he goes onto say in his quaint language, entails are thought necessary for maintaining this exclusive ...

... and 11 ' his writings is still prose,uting the cause he j SO much at heart. ELEt - i'ale Mr Holland. I well known in the United States as the pun manufacturer of lili uui, 114.4 • niethmt of iridium in • cuiuparat,vely easy manner, and he propose* to ...

... 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 ...

... It would likewise be nto get the vote for the men and pay of the army and formen of the navy, and votes on account of the Civil Service Estimates and the Revenue Department. for 1881.188/. Further, these votes should be .ot by the 30th inst., unless 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 ...

... if hi steretbaltad bees to the bet number of the Irish IFsell, is whichthe amemisaticm al the Cast Wrested as a incident to civil war sal ail Lehman are to pray on their knees ice the netherba of the British empire as ba s e[the Ma Ilaillihilled Iniquity ...

... political matters withiu the United Kingdom. What is meant by the United Kingdom? Surely when Parliament ii sjioken of, this phrsasse means the kingdoms whos Parliaments have been united. Between 170 snd 1801 the term United Kingdom meant England and ...

... 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 ...