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... and lias never been voluntary. There was also tli e question of the Civil List, which must have been re-settled. 'Lrie settlement of 1837 being for the Queen s lifetime, a second Civil Li-t •would have been required, and all sorts inconvenient constitutional ...
... event of a demise of the Crown when the Court is residence at the CaHle. The office will be abolished when next the Civil List is resettled. li;>t lias l)i en drawn of all the ttage jierformances of Wagner’s operas which have been given in Ettrope since ...
... for the cession of port to France in the south. The Japanese demands have yet to arranged China. The United States having proposed ',a resettlement of the Alaskan soling question, Lord Salisbury has assented, and suggests that other Canadian questions ...
... withdrawn—“ What we desire is equal rights for all men of all races.” Now, does the expression equal rights” mean merely equal civil rights? If it does, men of English race have had their rights already in the Dutch Republics, and there has been no need to ...
... Executive Government and the legislative powers and functions we have so long as the majority of representatives are 4 to such re-settlement. There isin England a ma, of 70 members nst the principle of Home Rule. We are told that ir. proposals are of the nature ...
... DEATHS. Brarcarsur—Jidrsvd. Thomism Ukasebump, Madras Civil Mervlad. aged Si. Fava—Dee 26, at Clistenabriant, France, __. _ _ Frye. Lieut. 1.141.7 . Jonttoon—las 2, James Johnson. eon of late Lleat-Col J H R. Jahnooe. Vi X C. sad ea* .7 Ouehtotioxy. Earl ...
... Government of the Queen fir the purpose of resettle' the persecuted Christian subjects of the Sultan from plunder, torture, rapine, and deatb, and for securing such reforms as will forthwith establish effective civil order throughout the territories of the ...
... insurgent steamers without notice. One shell burst near the house of the United States Minister. The latter sent to the insurgents a protest against their violation of the rules of civilization in shelling the city without notice. The State Department had news ...
... (I. D. IV., 6th July, 1894.) IN connection with the preparation of the Berar Land Revenue Law, it is stated by the Civil and Military Gazette that Mr. R. Obbard has been deputed to Simla for the spaee of one month. A RUMOUR is current that Colonel Robertson ...
... at the Treasury, or elsewhere, as they would be simply invaluable when the time cornea for the House of Commons to re-settle the Civil List. So the Tories of the Eastern Division of Worcestershire have had to eat the leek, and to accept Mr. Austen Chamberlain ...
... example a small matter the Government had been directly discredited by the scandalous way in which its nominntious on the native Civil Service had turned out. The model Province generally was becoming a model of what a Province ought not to be. Sir James Lyall ...
... LIEUINNLIIO - THE WEEK. A Prisoner Wanted the United States— A Corplaicise Poe Sick to Head— sad Remands. Pollee Magistrate Denison presided at the Police Court yesterday. Joseph Clancy was fined $1 and costs or 30 days for being disoroarly. a few days ...