... Roman Catholics had no right to civil a n d religious liberty. because, wh their religion prevailed, they denied it to others. But it was not because they were Boman Catholics, but becalms, the y were Englishmen. that civil and religious freedom was to be ...

... morning next. 33, High Street, Montrose, August 6, 1863. At Stonebaven, ow the &Otis tilt- the wife of the Bea.. Thomas Scott, United Presbyterian Church, of a• daughter. At Gogarbank. on the 2d instant, the wife of John Clerk Brodie, Eas , Writer to the Signet ...

... IWO. The Confederate loss is not stated. The fight was expected to have been renewed on the 7th, but the battle was not resettled ; the Federals, however, were allowed, unopposed. to advance their picket-line about a mile from their entrenchments. The ...

... Bishop Grant attended the funeral • but I was Ireland at the time. Was anything done while you were in Ireland as to the resettlement of the estate I—Yes ; with regard to the Doughty property. Witness—The whole of my correspondence with Mr Slaughter had ...

... 26. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHFAWER, in answer to a (petition, said the grant for lunatics would apply to the whole of the United Kingdom. It was not intended to give the grant except for paupers outside workhouses, but certain representations from Scotland ...

... e „ a , !,• ope tiered, ass'ese.l ),larshal Bassin. to escape from sum , o be spelt nierely fur the oaks. of • worts-eut resettled, and stated that he would give no furtliti procomoi room and in the otogehole and ne toon.ffit d e , MS i-i.mil prison. ...

... would he other considerations than that of health, for they could ill afford to loose so good a neighbour, and they would unite it hoping that his health would be restored and that when the time came he might not be preveuted on that score from contesting ...

... entered into: for persistently urging the necessity of moderate reforms in the constitution of that Republic, limier which civil rights and even justice were denied to all foreigners mid also for not hesitating to accept the insulting challenge of the ...

... referred above sweeps aside the Cobdenite aspirations that. appeared to have gained ground in certain Utopian quarters in the United States by reason of the President's references to equal trade, in his famous Fourteen Points. The repast reveals nutho ...

... res et which can play so important apart dam. — The Literary Digest. Forfar, and if the peole want to spoil their in resettlement. In fact, organisation of as GLACIAL AOES. stomachs, let them do so. This expression Industry is a fiecessary preliminary ...

... Training Branch of the Ministry of Labour, was present at recent meeting of the Scottish Divisional Council for Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement, and explained in great detail the provisions of the new schemes for the training of women which have been ...

... Exchanges and committees. It is only by co-operation among the employers of labour that this difficult section of resettlement in civil life can be successfully dealt with. To the credit of employers it may be wild that very few of them refuse to recognise ...