... be again invaded or British subjects molested.” But the war party were bent on fighting, and had their way. Since the re-settlement the Boers have incessantly played off the old Usutu war party against the chiefs set up by Lord Wolseley. Our Resident ...

... Moncrieff widow of Commander Mon-orieff RN who met with untimely fate in the Queen the of the Prime Minuter conferred upon Civil List pension per annum special meeting of the General of the Conservative Association on afternoon which Mr James Somervell ...

... working had met with appreciation from the people. The Secessionists Progrcseists, hitherto two patties in German polities, have united under the nauie of the German Liberal party. The programme includes strict adherence to the Constitution, annual budg' ts ...

... to the empire ia protecting commerce and promoting the spread of civilisation could not be overrated, and as they well knew civil— atioa was by this meaas spread over many portions of the globe, which otherwise would have remained iv a state of barbarism ...

... Cape Colony. His retarn to Zululand has only issued in civil war, bloodshed, ard enarchy, snd in his own ruin, disgrace, and prematare§death. That event may, however, possibly simplify the re-settlement of the country. At present all outside the Reserve is ...

... epp.emed I. pal sc. retay to the Bomil of Trads. be eased the ;rsttd. 2 hi, coustry as oar of ▪ joint en the state of the Civil emiee, and it oi ire ow log to ths valuable that was theme op ato public pie deem to the mum% Lisa Si, Stafford Me les • est ...

... there would be objections to fixity of tenure, as there ahould be security te each individual proprietor — a flexible power to unite or con- solidate holdings. He .would add that the general area of crofters should not be interfered with, but the individual ...

... constitutional expres- CLARKE, take advantage of it in the wa: 4 eers. ) Well, the toas' t he requ r ed not only puliti cal and civil courage ical danger. (Applause. sion of the will of the nation. They denied the compe- Salisbury fo ceived on Monday night ...

... Poyner, of Huntley. Aug. at Bishop's C:eere, Abel Taylor to Sarah Rimall, hotb of Bishop's Cleeve. Aug. 3+l, at Ribbesford. Resettle!. by the Rev. A. Barren Dickenson, vicar of Old Radnor. F. J. Jones. eldest son of Frederick Jones, Park-street, London, ...

... wa 3 . W . Do m & G . E . s tga w y. SO INI wed kr coowoo civil life. mid to make that o fw wwwww i wnot . unite& ire limit our will and freeloui o ol o o dow to the by lass Misr we ors united. Cointuon action 454 J 55. If sow s, h i d o hop w mg os to ...

... was coii- t'eried upon us by the united voice of the Powers of Europe. Then there is the case of Austria-iu-Bosnia having taken over the administration of the province of Herzegovina, which has also been done by the united voice aud invitation of the Powers ...

... for Bradford, and from his theory of the resporibility which he appears to think the Government Lars urdertaken for the re-settlement of the Sundae. Ho says that the miss on of Geer& Gordon was dictated not by motives of humanity, but it was a mission on ...