... peculiar regards his claims to consideration. At the annexation, or rather after it, when that most fatal and pernicious resettlement of took place, in which our officers played with estates and titles as if they were footballs, took from the Rajah a very’ ...

... images. The culprits of the Constitution are asked what they have to say against the sentence which is to strip them of their civil rights, and the public at least have but little sympathy with their endeavours to escape. We leave, therefore, the disfranchising ...

... relates to the supply of civil engineers for the East India service. Hitherto civil engineering in India has b»en carried on exclusively in one of two ways. Either military engineers—themselves not always conversant with civil duties—have been taken from ...

... Joseph broke with the Czar Nicholas, a Sovereign whom he had been accustomed to look upon benefactor and almost as a father. Civilities passed between the Courts of Vienna and Paris ; orders of knighthood were conferred, an amicable meeting was arranged at ...

... Government to make a re-settlement. It was declared tbat there would have been re-settlement under any circumstances—a reconsideration of the whole transaction; and I apprehend that all that has been done now is to make re-settlement of those lands, leaving ...

... have been proposed to candidates by the Civil Service Examiners, and to assume that inability to answer such interrogatories operates as bar to a young man’s further promotion if he have already entered the Civil Service, or excludes him from it altogether ...

... much better he bas, at all the necki of both arms m the United States' cavalry and artillery which remain to him ; and it will not have been unobserved by Europe that, while the oflkers of the United States' army have to an extraordinary extent proved unfaithful ...

... 'What be had Nat stated might be taken as a fair ample of the state of the operative dames in all the cotton districts..He resettled that the Government had not sooner grappled with the They ought bog ago to have seat out ammissioners to make inquiries in ...

... root time am big with the fate o/ their, nationality ; kr, lath. convulsions which ose us in cider to resettle Harem Gensemy mud become readicelly united, or to • further cd territory. It is for this TOMOS especielly we think public will welcome the Austrian ...

... Spain, and partiality to Chili, in deprecating the aggressions the Spanish Admiral. He must extend his censure to every civilized nation in the world. herover the details of what was done at Valparaiso in the latter part of the month of September are ...

... great that nothing could be done but report the Under the existing system, neither at Oxford nor supersedes the action of civil tribunals. It was progress the Committee had made—which was in at Cambridge can Dissenters enjoy the privileges against theories ...

... plate* containing the moneys col- onr . platinj . sides and the backs of her turreU is tional government throughout the whole civilized world, on j were removed by the vicar and curate into the » thickness on backing of the Warrior’s target the intelUgence ...