... are inseparably united with the glories Eogland. It was from that house that we took the Summits who, Omagh his genies in the grid, his wisdom is council, and his iadomitable courage is both, laid deep red Arm the foundation of our civil and religious liberty ...

... the two senior Lords of the Admiralty— Admiral Sir F. Richards and Sir F. Bisford. Sir Ashmead Bartle'it expects to become Civil Lord of the Admiralty as before' but there is a well-founded impression that he will be left to languish with no better title ...

... 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 ...

... well-armed, and united, have been able to hold their own, have successfully resisted the attacks of inbengula's warriors. Formerly, the llamangwato were a troublesome tribe to pass through: now it is a pleasure to traverse the •I•ountry; civility evewhere awaits ...

... . other moiety shall remain to the Raja and his heirs for ever, pro. aided be is firm in his allegiance to the Honourable United East India C mtpany. And the Bth article declare. that the Honor 4 able EnglishlEast India Company shall always assist the ...

... large and important duties at the Colonial 01:e in the way of consolidating Imperial trade, drawing closer the bonds that unite the colonies with the mother country, and promoting that opening up of new markets, which in three days is vital to our working ...

... shortest interval within which a re-settlement might be made; but recently in connection with the settlement of the most important district in this Presidency this period was reduced to 23 years. What does this re-settlement mean. You have an excellent i ...

... llje Q { old t-ccupied ;„ - Ki6o the two Bishop See. of Ardfert hy the eaialiua Wealeyau Chapel, which i. bu.lt on Aeha ■ rc united t> that Limerick, aud, that body, when . Ciutle **tiy ■ h.n neither Abbey or Cathedral »a. tntown down, and Benny Street ...

... Godfrey bad been there. Godfrey, I think ohs thought you were going to hit her. Oh. on, I was quite civil. My dear, you were 'deadly' civil--aeedly civil, but it awed Mrs. Wilson. and I can tall you, God. fray, takes a lot to awe Mrs. Wilton. are rill ...

... well-armed, and united, have been able to hold their own, and have successfully resisted the attacks of -Lobenguia's warriors. Formerly, the Bamang- wato were a troublesome tribe to pass through : now it is a pleasure to traverse the country ; civility everywhere ...

... 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 ...

... of 1 goal each, West Bromwich Albion beat Wolverhampton Wanderers by 2 to none, and Preston North to End defeated Sheffield United by 4 goals lo the cottoa market on Satarday a fair besiness was dooe at steady for spota, and partially half a point decline ...