... contiguity of Great Britain. Our narrator says : For nearly twenty years, from to ISS2, I lived on the NVestern Coast of South America, making my home at Valparaiso during must of that time, but travelling over the entire country in pursuit of my business. ...

... authorities I give, not by way of example or exhortation to larceny, but in proof of the natural right from which they flow. In America the opinions of judges, barristers and divines have been asked and obtained on what I have said. Those of Judge Altfield, ...

... experience in Norway, where this small cultivation was only rendered practicable by the emigration of the surplus population to America, and by the remaining labourers living more hardly than a labourer in England on ten shillings a week. Mr. Chaplin dwelt on ...

... out, it forms a shrub, with rather large, coarse, leathery leaves. Several kinds of maize brought from the hotter parts of America to Germany become changed in form in a few generations, while twenty different kinds of American trees belonging to various ...

... the other side of the world. But the same feeling was once even stronger in America, where it was helped by all the old talk about the natural equality of mankind. And in America the tradition has been frankly sacrificed and stowed away among the theories ...

... one with any experience of them could help being struck by their results. They had made Santiago the most religious city in America. He could not expect to see anything on so grand a scale established in Manchester, but he rejoiced in inaugurating the beginning ...

... grave danger of the reckless use of current literature was adverted to, and the ruinous consequences that have followed it in America and elsewhere. It was maintained, however, that when young people had once entered into the world and were maters .)f their ...

... the Abate Thomas lotomaya presented the first volume of his important History of the Aztecs, from their earliest ingress in America to the establishment and decadence of the Empire of Mexico, a work much prized by scientists, the author having succeeded ...

... throughout the world, and they remain the same yesterday, to-day, and for ever. The poor races of central Africa and central America and central Asia have never heard the name of Jesus, and in the sight of God they will not be held guilty fur not believing ...

... adapted.—(Advt.) [Saturday, May 26, 1888. THE PRESS ON TIIE PAPAL DECREE. The Catholic Review, the leading Catholic paper in America, says : The Catholic Review will continue to take its ethics from Rome, or. if the words are equivalent, its politics from ...