... the successive periods of the recent war. We are now satisfied by hearing of the tranquillity of India, the progress of civilization, and the advancement of the arts of peace. The resources of India, whether within or without our own territories, are still ...

... c--tintry. Tlie w11e extensive career of Itrilisb civil and militnrv sen ire as o|»n to him, if possess the talents and ambition, to any native these islands. Such arc the real bonds that unite Great Britain and her colonies ; and the only source whence ...

... rights »f her M;i-e»t v. against the Min. tors who hive resettled and resisted the I'apal In.ll.dates. Upon anv question of vital concern the common weal same course taken; nil the moral and civil duties Wing, in the minds these lenten. absnrUHl i-. the ...

... or made away with property belonging to Her Majesty’s subjects, European native, compensation for the losses sustained. THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA. The following are extracts from the letter of the Tima' Specif Correspondent, who dates from Washington, July ...

... 6th verses. Mr Fermeter attention; oaretted the steps which Lad been lahrea in regard to the cell. and bass pot the qUe.l resettled in the formula of the chureb, Ur )18cJe,i-ald was inducted eta the perorate of the lotion byreori.ine the richt /mad of ...

... cases of breach of contract between master and servant, it should be competent examine the parties to the action as in the civil cases, although the offence be punishable on summary conviction’—the Committee are not prepared themselves to recommend the ...

... Provisional Government of Spain. Rumoured Cession of Paraguay to the United States. —A strange rumour comes from the River Plate, that Lopez has made a cession of Paraguay to the United States. The latest Buenos Axjres Standard says that the report was ...

... Catholic is waging open war with tie toleration the drllpower; but was thonghtthat {hera m the eoftslitutienal atmosphere the United King lorn which U« rjwUi •» tfce moortnm. Rtimw in the bod. The remarkable oorrespondeooe between Lord lUto and the Catholic ...

... army has not resisted his will. He has turned the whole civil population into soldiers, and drafted them off to camps of instruction as fast as trains could be found to carry them—and the civil population has meekly submitted. Ami just all this has been ...

... the Pariahs are a degraded caste —there being | some fourteen castes lower than the Pariahs. Their degra- i dation was not a civil but religious one. Mr Simpson gave a humorous account of the devotees or religious beggars, and of his own experience with ...

... , zoology, farms and farming, roads, fairs, communication, inansiou.housee. lons and alehouses, poor and parochial funds, civil history, ecclesiastical history, eminent men, and antiquities. The historical antiquarian sections are of a most interesting ...

... should have ot ls come to an end, whatever the result might be, it would al ad be necessary that there should be a review and resettle- si' or meat of the interests of the differsnt Powers as set forth rs in the various treaties that now existed. When that ...