... 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, ...

... LINCOLN was an act of wild revenge at the conclusion of a destructive war. But nothing in the present position of parties in the United States can, on any ordinary principles of human nature, explain the crime of last Saturday as a deed of sane wickedness. That ...

... loyal Ineitoti . , which in not onty pledged to maiatsin taw onceulancy of the teethe of the Reformation and religions and civil riulitsobut te nen the dismemberment of the empire. ..1 In defeed the authority of the Crown. And let whatever peril threat-on ...

... 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 ...

... Subsequently the House went into Committee of Supply, and the remainder of the sitting was occupied principally with the Civil Service Estimates. The Viceroy of India telegraphs that tlie army of tlie Ameer of Cabul was on Wednesday totally defeated ...