... the Cape and Natal tc that which a Liberal Government extended to the over @ years ago. and which United States gave to the rebellious States after the Civil War. these cases a icy had been justified the most wonderful pacifications in the history. ere need ...

... should vot be by euch demise, but ‘As th it would have continved, excep: for such demise. ore was only one Parlia- ment for the United Kingdom, that enactment applied to and Ireland as weil as to England and Wal: There was no such thing as a partial dissolution ...

... torpedo-bgat Hallebarn, left’ that of the Liberal party that bad beeo the first in thu re-established a Landdrost and attempted a civil been placed in quarantine, as an able seaman on investigation will be made.” place yesterday evening on an unknown mission ...

... Constabulary. As soon as the country back to s normal condition the constabulary vote would be a civil vote. Part of this money, too, was taken for relief and resettlement. The Government intended to provide sums of moncy to enable the resumption of ‘their former ...

... begino to realuse the full frusta of that error tbe? Proposals the parochial) basis o! morrow. represent the Devon end Cornwall United ‘ret S ue net or to Liverpnol. neo 1503 ter @ cruise, which incinded abort stay et Ric surgeon had been sent on board. a: ...

... concluded of the charze againet Mr. Jobo ine 1 Noanel!, MP. and Denon Johnstove aad Owen McGarry, of the United League. for ha PLYMOUTH UNITED PRAYER WERTING con 3rd unlawfully at Rabeely inmte| tenants not to pay rool. ‘Tho Court convicted all The week ...

... covered England in a bed light before the United Stai their establishment. that there is s strong onininn County Courts have proved so successful sinco is 140 miles, in favour of transferring additional civil work to thei from the higher ecurts. Any such ...

... Paul's Cathedral, and clsewhere. Mr. Rhodes hoped to live to see peace concluded and to take his sharo in the work of resettlement and of federa- tion. Ho is at rest. It is for others to complete the task, and we can only hope that it will be South Africa's ...

... officials are the contro! direction of all civil supplies, the issue of permite and passes for natives, as well as to enter, leave, or reside in the district, the registration of births and deaths, the performance of civil marriages, tho registration of land ...

... approsimat the coal of a patent sp the cootinuation of a state of war, but which would oot now che Kingdom to that ia the United States. Pacent Bui cow before the Howe became law a eur he required for thet purpese When the Budget was 7 rable inereage ...

... strength of the Empire and to the unity of the communities over which his Majesty reigns. These soldiers of the King are but units of the great Army ready to fight for the flag which is the symbol of the Empire, and to serve their Sovereign whenever he requires ...

... of the world. If Germany goes too far the United States may be trusted to say “hands off,” as they have done before. For a con- siderabie time to come South may con- tinue to be the scene of revolution and civil war, but it is better to allow the inflammable ...