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... injunction case of Goodleffe v. the Stewards of Rangoon Races, which was fixed tor Feb. 15, was adjourned to Feb. 22. PUNJAB. UNITED PROVINCES. Panlab. —Sanction has been received to the formation of a new district to be called the Attock District, to be ...
... “eight per day in all trades and occupations in the United Kingdom ” was only arrived at after a discussion which revealed considerable conflict of opinion on the question. The representatives of the United Builders’ Laborers pointed out that certain trades ...
... The demise of the Crown has led to the question of the Coronation Oath being raised, just as it has led to the Civil List being resettled. Both are matters in which the Government of the day are no doubt responsible, but which none the less lie outside ...
... Samoel, Mid that being unable to aecare meat with the United States f>.r parcel post last year, his Majesty's Oorenment made arrangements with an express company for forwarding poet parcels. The United States Government bad since expressed desire tore-open ...
... visits have also been paid to the foreigners on board the respective ships. The proportion sailors and Marines belonging to the United States and Brazilian Navies to be met in the streets, and at the Naval institutions ashore, seems particularly large, owing ...
... of the ptsjtLress repatriation and re-settlement. This labour has been found Herculean, arwl some complaint has been made as to the lack of elasticity in the a*rministjative system, which half military and half civil Extensive areas laid desolate war have ...
... GOSSIP OF THE DAY, POLITICAL AND GENERAL. (From Outsit* aourcsi.l THE CIVIL LIST. The resettlement of the Civil List earlier in the year did not affect the annuity of £8,000 which was voted to the Empress Frederick, Pnncess Koyal, at the time her marriage; ...
... Thiol-! kuhl, formerly employee of the United Stales patent office, who attcmpU-d to raise recruits to! assist the Transvaal in war against Great Britain are published this morning. accuses Mr. Webster l>avis, former°United ■States official ai. Washington, ...
... reconsidered the matter. They therefore asked Parliament authorise the payment of that three millions out of revenues of the United Kingdom. Then the Government thought a similar grant should be made to the loyalists, and for them they asked for two millions ...
... make satisfactory IMPORTANT MEETING OF M TAT, MEN The forty-fowth annual meeting of the tion of Chambers of Comanerce of the United Kingdom opened to-day at the Whitehall Rooms, London, Sir William Holland, M_P., the absence of Lord Avebury, who is ae his ...
... will only deal with oue or two. wui' go so far to give full civil rights to l>oo who tuoa and signed uud drastic oath allegiance. (Cheers.] i beuevo that the sooner you put them position of civil responsi* oility of TOyalty yourseives better it will for ...
... FOOTBALL. GAR ERY UNITED v. ANDERERS. Garvery United were down to play Stereo 11., but the latter scratched, and forfeited the two points, and at the last minute a match was arranged with the above Club. Garvery won the toss, and were soon on their opponents' ...