... meet the exigepoies of different islands, and embrace the gradations of negro ithprovement in theiradvancement towards civilization and freedom, eonsider those regulations as admirably calcu lated to initiate and form the haAis of such a system of laws ...

... some particulars of the funeral of the late President. General Chester A. Arthur, who now anceeeds to the Presidency of the United States, was born in Franklin county, Vermont, on October 4, 1830. His father was the Rev. William Arthur, a Baptist minister ...

... sth.—A Civil Service estimate provides for a grant of eight millions sterling in aid of the Transvaal, of which three millions are for the Burghers, two millions for the sufferers of British nationality, and three millions to aid in resettling the country ...

... give 15,000,000 sterling towards a re-settlement of the new Colonies. A Bloemfontein despatch reports that at a conference of Colonial representatives held there, it was resolved that imposts upon imports from the United kingdom and British Colonies should ...