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... late by Urban District Council FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE PROSPERITY TH’: UNITED STATES Telegraphing Sunday New correspondent of “Standard observes : To-day best year the history of the United States Treasury It is true in 1882 surplus double of year 75601042 ...
... may cost great deal of money—almost I as much as combating regular army—bur, tne j other hand, it will soon be possible to re-settle the ' country, and to allow the minus in Transvaal to j begin working. j On Thursday, the chief event the sitting was j the ...
... the Shire Hall, Staff Ys did not conclude until Thursday evening. The criminal business was taken by Mr. Justice i and the civil business by Mr. Justice Dari: were 44 pri for trial. Two women were indicted for the inurder of their children at Coseley and ...
... 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 ...
... possible by special request. A GRANT IN AID FOR SOUTH AFRICA. SUPPLEMENTARY CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATE. A Parliamentary White Paper issued to-day gives details of a Supplementary Civil Service and Revenue Estimate for £7,013,910. 1 he amount is principally made ...
... details of supplementary Civil Service and estimates for £7013910 amount is principally up sum of £6500000 required for the financial year grant aid for the Transvaal and Orange River Colony Of this sum £1500000 is for civil administration the Transvaal ...
... DOA Tuesday. THE ADVANCES TO SOUTH AFRICAN COLONIES. A Parliamentary Whit* Paper, on Tuesday, Rives details of sepplemen4rr Civil Bervioe and Revenue Rstimste for £7,013,910. The is principally made up by the som of dosed a half milliaos requirr-ci for ...
... the title of Her Majesty should be Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the Colonies and Dependencies thereof. A more ambitious and comprehensive title was suggested at a United Empire Trade League banquet to tho Colonial re ...