... preference for any regime such, and to try, the Catholic prelate* the different American Republics, bo on good torma with civil power. AHn.iing to Sir H. D. Wolff’s mission, Paris telegram says it is rumoured In that city that the Rusman Ambassador C ...

... METHODIST FREE CHURCHES. ANNUAL ASSEMBLY. Tbe Annual Assembly of the United Methodist Free Churches contiuned it labours at Bristol Wednesday night Tim following particulars were given the “Numerical land Spiritual Report of Connexion Itinerant preachers ...

... considerably above the normal. Besides, when pesos comes, the Government will have make some liberal grants to expedite the re-settlement the country. They must not niggardly the expenditure for restoring prosperity to country dev—toted by two and hall ywars ...

... the very dead wanting a shroud and a grave. Oo to Bishopsgate for horror, not to Baker Street. — Examiner. Slav-ey in the United States. — There is a movement going on, which, though not ostensibly directed against slavery- v a system, must bsve an important ...

... before that time. The exceptions are Russia and America, tbe latter paying tbe interest of the mortgage contrasted in the Civil War. far 1 concerned, I was not dlscacslng the protective’ policy some foreign nations, I discussing, or rather inquiring, ...

... Drayton, in Shropshire, and hioiselt is magistrate and captain of yeomanry in the same county. Her Majesty's Civil Servants must maintain civil tongues in their heads a little while lohger ■twl possess their souls in patience. The reorganisation scheme ...

... theory that tho Tent pooplo ere deatined rule the' world. Ihns his great benefactions hayo been bestowed Groat Britain, the United States, and Germany, and truly liberal proviaion has' been made for the realisation his scheme international education. 'Whether ...

... if a large buying, and the trouble will • be much cheaper , tar truth that high prnduc- number of Civil Servants come when by one methfxl or The United States will have tion costs, no matter how they another an attempt is made to to settle that problem ...

... meaning something different, the rooting of the people in the soil.” There not much fear that this natural evolution and resettlement will be interfered with- If not pleasant ct the time, it is pretty sure to produce result which is highly desirable. The ...

... 8. C. hold !hear them sung on the stage? dealing with the resettlement o ff ens i ve when the Red advance Si ardtlaus as that of I sessions—politics one In so saying Ido not intend to , in civil life of those who have the troops to the south, but by week ...

... the No one was injured. p:epa.ing the scheme , and t h e f a ct th at they ha v e no . - - - ference. coupled with heavy ,Civil Service. adequate road to their houses. ••••• r The provision of a good road me Shareholders taxation, said Mr. Heaton, it ...

... argued, we do not see that much is to be gained by discussing just now the causes which led to war. The great thing is to unite and win. For Londoners there is no need to disseribe the Then will become the task of reconstruction Lord Mayor's Show. Tor ...