... that during the continuance of the mJH privilege, no body politic or corporate, and no society or company, or persona unit or be united in covenants or partnerships, exceeding six persons shall make or issue in London, or nithiu sixty-live miles thereof ...

... re-i course to a measure which is in itself a sentence of . inconsistency upon their own chosen Viceroy of that c part of the United Kingdom. Indeed their plea for a violating all constitutional principles, and establishing - military tribunals as the machinery ...

... reform to be settled, and shipping oompletals to be Cooled of, and Indian re-settl e . mint to be amomplished, and Chinese punishment to be Melded, and home expenditure-civil, naval, and military-of immense magnitdde to be eonskiered in relation to a ...

... reform of the Federal constitution could be effected. The identical note which has been remitted to Prussia was intended to re-settle the negotiations on this bash. The excited tone of the Prussian press to the resat of the state of things in the interior ...

... Exhibition in London. Preparations fort the breaking up of, the Paris season are becoming evident, and only await the resettlement of the weather -(which has been raining until the last two days) to be put into active operation. The Empress is to proceed ...

... actual strength of parties tins important ! „ lv anvone disposed question. The sixteen who voted for the adjourn- t]mt , at 3 civil war ' in Anle rica was ment, and who it is therefore to presumed would wa „ silles f„ r “political reasons, have voted against ...

... to unfortunate, unhappy Ireland, from the days of the conquest until now. Nor will anyone be disposed to deny that the late civil war in America was wved by both sides for political reasons, yet the advocates and apologists of Fenianism were bitterly ...

... Volunteer throughout the day who made a good score without having a single miss registered against him); Lieutenant Mitford, Civil Service, 62 points; Private M'Vettie, 7th Dum- fries 61 points; Sergt. Tarleton, 5th Lancashire, 61 points; Lieut. Bassett ...

... landlords and the. Gooteritiosent Much are the political ethic. of modern Railocaliano The Pad!, says Mr ficechen's speech resettling, the withdrawal of Lord Lytton hem Voris, a\en followeJ as it fortunately vat by Mr tforley'li, sill do MOT, harm Ilion ...

... of disabled man, and it is anticipated that the new Board Vrill play an important part in the task of the re-settlement of disabled soldiers civil emnloyment. One purpose is to provide a safety 1 valve for a workman who feels he has a grievance. The Chairman ...

... General of IVsnobflisation and Resettlement makes the following announcement : 1. One of the guiding principles in the Government's scheme for the demobilisation of the Forces is that the men demobilised first for re!u.rn to civil life shall include those who ...

... desire of the V\ar Office that, apart from special eases where a man is urgently required his unit, coal miner now on leave in England should have to return to his unit abroad. SPEEDING UP HOPED FOR. Major-General Nash, who has had great experience of transport ...