... company's territories was bound to give an undertaking that be would uley . the but that was • coodrtion which was usual all civilized countries to require from Broth who sought to be domiciled in them. (Hear, hear.) In uncivilized countries, where there was ...

... Government ol refused to take over the colony until they that eo Charge would fall upon the • Exchequer for either the military or civil I , ..cjiAsarots of the colony. The transfer was not pi the Goeernment, and only made in the of the colony itself. The colony ...

... to. day. ALIEN ANARCHISTS. (TAe Tints, Thursday, Dec. 28.) In foreign journals much is now said of the expediency of taking united international action against aggressive militant Anarchists. The idea, often mooted, has gained in favour since the explosions ...

... be provided for the purpose of paying the salaries of the official, appointed under it out of the general taxation of the United Kingdom. (Hear, hear.) It seemed doubtful whether the Bill was intended to be operative, because if it were to be put in operation ...

... impartial dispensation of justice equally to Spaniards and natives, and the employment of the latter in the civil administration. Fourthly, the resettlement of ecclesiastical property and titles in favour of natives. Fifthly, the proclamation of the personal ...