... Martinis of Chandos, a delailedl vet-ousel of the manner in which the sum of thirty-two thousand pounds charged in the vote for civil contingencies for payment of reward, offered by hit Majesty's proclamations for the , liscorrry of offenders in the disturbed ...

... and the By such aelaion he shakes the foundation upon which dreadful marks, gashes of the sabre , mid stabs of the laibee, civil society in built, and intrieloces a uni•ersal system which they brought with them Irons the field, told but too of robbery ...

... to reject them, as unworthy our acceptance. Iteiolved—That this meeting pledge themselves, an/ call on all the advocates of civil and religious liberty to give a similar pledge, in the event of a new election, to vote for no candidate who will not distinctly ...

... who. dace election s has accepted the steward hip of the Chiltern Hundreds. Ott the motion of Captain Atom:leo. the St. Resettles (Southwark ), Grammar School 11111 was read a third time aged wetted. Colonel said, that seeieg the Noble Lord the Secretory ...

... modified in deference to the opoine (those who opteised them. Their recent defeat on an important linemen' arrangement a complete unit sive prof that ray first propoition is correct : and if they do tint peseas the en- tlenee of this House then I say that their ...

... derirable Mote the .ale al the above article& How. sod Co. are now prepared to appoint Agents iu wary a toes throughout the United Kingdom. Pardee deeirom of becomiag Agents must therefore apply immediately, In order that their may appear in the Advertisements ...

... been ; rescued from her perilous condition would be hailed with r universal delight throughout the Britieh Isles as in the United States. The steamers base probably sailed before this. I God speed them on their errand I On Wednesday week, a weaver named ...

... passengers were injured, but none killed. Yesterday (Snnday) the various pulpits in Oxford were occupied by the ministers from the United States, Switzerland, Italy, France, and Russia, who have been attending the sittings of the Evangelical Conference that city ...

... infliction of sharp and penalty, by beating down mil armed resistance, and destroying the city of Cabal disgrace to the civilized earth. We ooald also have appreciated the milder course which Was atetdt to bane been taken, of all peraone proved bare taken ...

... grant of free institutions. The Lobby representative the journal B*ys: —lt now some weeks since Mr. Chamberlain decided to resettle the Boers on their kind, and grant them loan for restocking and other agricultural porpoees. Why has the of this decision ...

... mnnetey”; in the resettlement of the fame they would both “act with moot laeith liberality.” They are both for efficient prosecution of ww to Ho natural end, which it regular pesos mid regular settlement.” They would both giro fall civil rights to the Boon ...

... iwttona for the strengthening of peace and tbs furtherance ...