... 000 was formerJy voted on Civil Service Estimates for the maintenance of pauper lunatics and other matters in Ireland, and £ 97,000 for a corresponding grant in Scotland. The total increase therefore is £ 1,042,000. The Civil Service Estimates have been ...

... Foreign Office; but Mr Curzon was unable at present to offer any reply. Sir Howard Via- oent-ked as to the intentions of the United States Government in reference to the Spanish vessels they had captured on the high seas prior to the declaration of war, ...

... to which no knowledgc what- ever existed of their having been explored by civilized, manl, | TO-MORROW'S MAILS AND SHIP LETTfERS. IMAILS TO BE DESPATCIIED.-AlrulIiig: to United States, &c., via South- anipton; to West Coast at' AItica, via Liverpool, ...

... prominence. - The fifteen years fixed by the Act of 1881 are drawing to a close, and the Government may be anxious to - try the resettlement of judicial rents in a manner approved by their indispensable I supporters. But there is the Welsh disestablish- l ment ...

... second, what will be thought Lby certain more or less interested Powers of LEurope, of an intervention by the United States in Cuba? No doubt the civil war- or rebellion-which drags its slow and murderous length along in that island is a 5source of national ...

... but be would make inquiries I at once and let his hon. friend know the result. Mr FORWOOD said he bad given notice to the Civil Lord of the Admiralty that he intended to ask whether the boiler which exploded at Fairfield was not a water-tube boiler t ...

... --A cablegr5,a has just been received by the owners ofth transatlantic passenger semr that the 'United Sta~tes Government now,, a1ioww emigrants from the United Kingdom, the IScanidinavian Kingdoms, and frr'r Ial enter America, but from no oh:country i Europ)e ...

... when found in the United: States, although, significantly enough, as one likes to think, they are by no means of I so deadly or dangerous a quality on Canadian soil. The difference between the Indians in Canada and those in the United States is one of ...

... ¶1 ,000 on Civil Service estimates f or the main- t, re- tenance of pape nunatics and other 0 000. Matters in Irln, and £9,000 for a f ous corresponding grant in Scotland. The t: bat total increase, therefore, is £1,042,000. a u-a- The Civil Service, Aqtiuates ...

... were forincrly voted on Civil Service Estimates for the inrintenallee of pauper lunatics, and other matters in i reland; and £97,000 for a corresponding grant in I Scoutland. The total increase, therefore, is £1,042,010. 'lhe Civil Service lEstimates have ...

... wrhich £~244,?000 .wa -forrmerly -voted isa the Civil ServieeEstimates foi'the' zpainteuneie. of pauper lunatics and othe'r m'sttr*in I eland, and '£97,000 for 'a eorresponding'gaM fgr 13cot. land. The Civil Svisisi lstizpwei hayv. :leesa increased to the ...

... die Prince of Wales presented the Albert Medal to Mr George James Svmons, F. R.S., for the services he has rendered to the United ?? by affording engineers engaged in the water supply and sewage of towns a trust- ivorthy heeis for their work by observation ...