... MR. GLADSTONE ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS. S -• a tame asked the Under-Secretary of State for India -olsoliether a resettlement of the Central Provinces 'gibed been proceeding during the past three years, civessfersbether, as regarded some villages, the rents 7 ...

... CENTRAL SOMERSET GAZETTE, April 11th, 1891. THE; AVALON A MAI EUR DRAM AIR) there were two million Band of Hope members in the United Kingdom. This year an earnest effort was being made to add a million more. for there were children between the ages of seven ...

... future for the proposed resettlement in Palestine. Certainly not one of them would himself dream of taking his capital for invest- ment in the new colony. One of these gentlemen candidly remarked, if all the Russian Jews were re-settled in Palestine how should ...

... disaster is Manipur, and the cry instantly arms Where is Manipur? most people in Italia being unites' ignorant of :to whereabouts as inhabitants of the United Kingdom. Yet Manipur is a country with many features of much interest, it contains scenery of ...

... indifference be dispelled before is too late, wo shall stand united for defence and offence, a power too strong for any nation or combination of nations to attack, much less to conquer. United for defence, should soon need to think little about offence ...

... 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 ...

... was very handsome of them. The proposed railway might do harm to the Altos dock, is which he was interested. Mr RALen MOORE. civil sad mining migiseer, Glasgow, said he had been for some years Governmeat Inspector of Mines in the distilst traversed by the ...

... 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 ...

... r reluctantly consented to part with the fine Yorkshire poeseaaionsof the family, on which Jervaulx Abbey issituated; re-settlement of the Wiltshire estates being effected at the same time. the result of the sale of the Yorkshire property, the handsome ...

... written to the committee. Mr D. Davies: I tiro to order. They did not wri*.e to the a ommitte. but the Snarl. Rev. A. Davies : Unite iu order• quite in order. Father Wade said they asked them to take their particular case into o.•nsideratioa. He gave the committee ...

... addressed the meeting on mt condi tions and prospects of fruit culture for profit Mr Gordon maintained that fruit culture in th United was in a way that be table to our horticulture. He w importance of management of r ensure their productiveness, and proper ...

... Irish Party was united. Mhr. Parnell was in this room with me only three weeks ago, and he spent several hours with me talking over those expenses, we were agreed that as those registration ex- pensee had been increased while we were a united party, it was ...