... w i l deepen the feeling of 'indignation with whi the proceedings of tfie Government of Natal in connection with the resettleement of Zaland are generally regarded in this country. We are represented in Zuhlland by a Correspondent who has gone there ...

... made payable to MrJosiah HIar- rington, 20, Bouverie-street, London, B.C. The Daily News is forwarded to subscribers in the United 'ingdom by the early Morning Mails on payment in advance of 9s, 9d. per quarter. Orders to be addressed W. K. Hales, Publisher ...

... received a large nniber Of cougratulutory letters and telegrams. One of the latter was froma Australia; others camel from. the United States and the Continent of Europe. The Prince and Princess of Wales were amongst those who sent the Preamier their good wishes ...

... Deniuark Egypt, Pimtlec, Gerrmun, Gibraltfar, Greece, hat lv, Netherlands, No.rway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, SSwitzerland, United States, Turkey, &o. Subscribers, Librarians, Newsvendors, Hotel weepers, and others on the Continent can address their ordora ...

... Blano spoke in favour of a complete amnesty, and cited in support of .his views the example set by the United States at -the conclusion of the civil war. M. Andrieux replied to M. Louis Blanc, and was followed by . M. Leroyer, the Minister of Justice, ...

... Con- In evativesat a distance will have similar results. a N reform of loal government in London uI and the counties, the resettlement of the fr Isws which regulate the holding of laud, v te readjustment of rating and taxation, the bh ttiement of the licensing ...

... elevation of his sentiments, we t lesser people never heard of any such mighty public 1 a services to the crown or people of the United King- 1 dom as could entitle him to rank amongst the here- . a ditary legislators of this land. And though Mr. i PITT was ...

... payable by Ireland you get a tote.i of 3,280,0005. as the present civil charges of Ireland besides the constabulary. But my sight hon. friend in his imaginary Budget estimated the civil charges as only' 2500,VOQI Colonel NOLA?I was understood to?y that ...

... that the political aituation is by no means changed 'for the hetter, Bnd that a single hasty step nmight add the horrors of civil wvar to the other evils wlrich beset the country. We, learn from, St. Petersburg that in 'addition to the fires in Russia already ...

... at Lord's% terminated yesterday in favour of Cambridge, by seven wickets. In the con- test between the Australians and the United Eleven, at Chichester, the' former won by au innings and 263 rans, At Sheffield, Yorkshire beat Nottinghamslhire by eight ...

... census comes in along with many pas! other conditions to enforce the necessity of what ?? wve may venture to call the re-settlement of Irish gar soil. We de not speak of vast and compulsory ex- tele propriations or revolutionary measures of any ?? kind ...

... spoken of they were of two s-. classes,'eaclesiastical. and civil. It had been stated that .dthere were 199 parishes without a single protestant, in *dthem, That might be 'the case, bnt these were civil o6 parishes;. but he would undertake to say there was ...