... did not devote thom- selves to the work of teaching in the board schools, but made use of their attainments to enter | the Civil Service.—Mr. Helbey seconded the motion and expressed the opinion that it was monstrous thing that the ratepayers should ever ...

... payable by Ireland you get a tote.i of 3,280,0005. as the present civil charges of Ireland besides the constabulary. But my sight hon. friend in his imaginary Budget estimated the civil charges as only' 2500,VOQI Colonel NOLA?I was understood to?y that ...

... which bad been ml -pendent for centuries have been welded into a united oountry. Germany also bas been united in a system of federation ; and take tbe greatest case of ail, that of ths United States. There is the greatest democracy of the world, and yet ...

... there was no united Empire until loJJ and the Act of Union (hear, htar, and laughter). sir 11. JAME3. — I ?aid United Kingdom. Mr. CAMPBKLL-BANNEUMAN.— No; his right bon. friend said United Empire (cheers). But if what be meant was United Kingdom, then ...

... Gambia but no settlement , semi to have been est ablished till 1691, and even that can hardly have come to much, since a re-settlement was made in 1817. Still, there was a very considerable trade between England and West Africa in the 17th century, and Gambia ...

... history ought to read not itself but as part of the general history of Europe. Europe passed through period of conquest and resettlement in which England was conquered the Normans of Normandy, Ireland the Normans of England. England was conquered all at once ...

... no:: goes to become a citizen of the United States. But as things are, 'se are too far from the seaboard to secure a fair profit on exporting, our produce, and the market of sixty millions of consumers in the United States is practically closed against ...

... point, it vannot affect the immediate daty of putting down violence and protecting peaceable citizsus against the horrors of civil war. In spite of whatought to be an overwheiming armed force at the disposal of the authorities, and of the instructions issued ...

... community to fulfil the obligations into which Lord Beaconsfield entered in 1878.' Hence we object utterly. to' any Egyptian resettlement 'that is based on a compact that was. fraudulent in its inception, and has long ago been relegated to the limbo where ...

... the Home Rule question of Mr. Gladatone's late Government could result in nothing abort of a practical dismemberment of the United Kingdom. Radical teaching, he would assert, leads to Socialism, which was doing so mach harm in their midst. He denied that ...

... conclusion, expressed his confidence that these two questions would be successfully solved, because France had known how to unite firmness with the con sideration she owed to a Power with which she had had long rela tions of friendship, and with which ...

... conclusion, expressed his confidence that these two questions would be successfully solved, because France han knowit how to unite firmness with the con- sideration she owcd to a Power 'with which she had had long rela- tions of friendship, and with whice ...