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... withdrawn—'• What desire is equal rights for all men of all races.’* Now. does the expression equal rights mean merely equal civil rights? does, men of F.ngb&b race have had their rights already in the Dutch Republics, and there has be*D need fight for But ...
... conflagration has occurred Farville, town opposite St John. New Brunswick, forty-five dwelling-houses being destroyed. The United States Senate yesterday passed the bill granting an American register to the Inman steamers City of New York and City of Paris ...
... people. That could only be when they were ?? an.d erased to quarrel with 02ch other an mattrse of very trivial meusout,.'eut united togethsr foi the purpose of precloisaing the great truiths Which they hollered wore alone capable of liftng p th peplean directing ...
... reform. is quite certain, however, that even the staghounda are not now given up, they will abolished when the Civil List is next resettled. The Uuiouitita have given up all hope of defeating the Home Rule Bill in the House Commons. As Lord Randolph Churchill ...
... promote the maintenance of peace between Spain and the United States, and dissented from the view suggested by Mr Davitt that our action in the matter had been resented by the people of the United States. Mr Powell Williams informed Mr Roche that no official ...
... and let bis hon . friend know the result . ' • Sir FOBWOOD Eaid that , arising ' out of the questi'm , be Imd given the Civil ' liord of the Admiralty notice that he intended to ; ask a question whether the boiler which exploded WBB not a water tube ...
... the event demise the Crown when the Court is in residence at the Castle. The office will be abolished when next the Civil List is resettled. It is announced that Prince Heinrich of Hesse, uncle of the young Grand Duke, is about to marry morgauatically an ...
... ttoa fund, of which £244£00 was formerly voted m' toe Civil Service Estimate* tor the maintenance of pauper lunatics and other mattera in Ireland, and for corresponding grant for Scotland. The Civil Service have been mereaeed to the extent £244,000 year ...
... The British manufacturer severely handicapped in the race against the foreigner, with the single exception, perbai», of the United States, in that he has higher wage bill to meet, I.ut this disadvantage will prohai.ly gradually l-c removed the workers on ...
... into Committee. and men j fishing question. — mined the quota. The tax was not one that they with the consideration of the Su Civil Service mates. £1130 was voted for| rould deal they did with other taxes. | In the London Money Market, yesterday, They might ...
... 000 were formeriy voted on Civil Service Estimates for the maintenance of pauper lunatics and other charges in Ireland, and £97,000 for a corresponding grant in Scotland. The total increase therefore is £1,042,000. The Civil Service Estimates havo been ...
... tea for the for I am eorry to say that tes risen as much as 2d in the lb, That is jue to the becoming very popular in the United States, and our there is a shorter supply in tnis AND TOBACCO MATION. It may interest the Committees to be informed of taia ...