... were fallacious opinions, , vet, thev unhappily kept alive the embe; s of ois-1 cord while they did prevail, and we were not united people, consequently, that war coiud net be deemed a national war. If, however, it p oduced more glory to this empire, and ...

... marriage, it was intended to suffer recoveries and fines of this as well as of the other part of her property, and make a resettlement; but ou examinatiou, it was found that it could not be done. Mr. Wellesley, therefore, has a rental of about £24,000 a ...

... April, 1811, he uses the following words ;—‘ It appears to me that the government neglect several very essential measures to resettle the country : one is to send to their dioceses all the bishops, and to their parishes all the clergy .”” Such an expression ...

... witWrawn. On the order for the committal of the Expenses of Election' Bill, Colonel Stemma- moved to defer it for three resettle ; but, upon a division, this amendment was negatived by 85 to 19, and the House went into committee, where, after a protracted ...

... Englishmen to study this matter, to be ready to take a positivo attitude of resistance, if God blesses our arms, to the resettlement of the Indian question npon any but a Christian basis. (Loud applanse.) And let there be uo mistake among us upon this ...

... that the House of Commons, which had first disturbed the settlement of 1*32, baffled the efforts of five governments to re-settle it. was for the disappointmeut the just expectations .of the public, and the present state of the question. Cnder these ...

... precipitating i revolutioa which the natural working of the principles of that Church, as reconstituted by the Tndore and resettled by William of Orange's Whigs, ought to render for ever un- necessary. Now, of the principal reforms suggested, two appear ...

... and to take so as to gain time to re-settle our hone and foreign policy upon lines whioli will redound to our honour and advantage for • leg time to ooms, it is sound polioy on our part, a. elector', to give the new united party cordial and motive support ...

... °Wien from Boston, on a mission from New Bnglaod to set the Old Country right as lathe meaning and outlook of their great civil war, then going 'against the North. I can vividly recall hie bewilderment, followed by surprise and then by indignation, when ...

... remember London in 1861 arrival of well-known citizen Boston friin England to Old Country right to outlook of their great civil war going the North 1 1 recall the bewilderment followed by surprise indignation he found leading ti (with rare exceptions ...

... words, 23 days leave. Unemployment Donation Policy valid for A fear During fo-ur weeks leave wffl expected get himself re-settled in civil life. he has an appoint went awaiting for him much the better, but if cot will have the assistance of the local employment ...

... gave shall united Church Dr j in things separate likely rc-union the Salvation of its Jubilee last by late sixty-flve countries in iUef wonderful thing In there are j Slum nearly all large the British similar Daily Telegraph”) In United 208000 families ...