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... which bad been ml -pendent for centuries have been welded into a united oountry. Germany also bas been united in a system of federation ; and take tbe greatest case of ail, that of ths United States. There is the greatest democracy of the world, and yet ...
... means for effectually and perma- nently securing peace, which our contemporary sug- gests ? Nothing less than an arbitrary re-settlement of the boundaries of empire, and a no less arbitrary re- adjustment of the balance of power in Europe. The Globe has hob ...
... that, if the United Parliament were to deal at all with the revenues l v i rlsh / rottst ant Cliurch, it must be in such a wav as wonld benefit and not injure that Church. He could 'not understand how any one could argue that the United Parlia- niea, ...
... has attacked his b: .lii.r Illaswa, who sides with Jonathan, aud tiir.p men have been killed. Design of Boers is to start civil war in tribe, but Jonathan, under orders from Resident Coramis- .ioiier. has rifrained from retaliating. ?? have informed Jonathan ...
... it seemed utterly impossible that either land- lords or tenants should be permitted to apply every five years for the re-settlement of rent. The depre- ciation in the value of agricultural produce during the past few years has not unnaturally induced ...
... asked for in tbe natural course, I shall be happy to give. (Hear, hear.) JOINERS IN TELE DOCKYARDS. Sir H. D.WOLFF asked the Civil Lord of the Admiralty whether it was intended to omit altogether the leading men of joiners from the benefits of the new dockyard ...
... transferring the Government of Ceylon from the Colonial to the Indian Depart- ment ; and moved for return of all charges, civil, ; military, and naval, defrayed out of the Imperial Exchequer ou account of the colony of Ceylon dur- ing the five years ending ...
... PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.— Thursday, Feb. 11. The Lobd Chascellob took his seat oa tho woolsack at v o clock. OUR RELATIONS THE UNITED STATES ?? E^l_Z^_» the noble earl th e Secre- FoYe-gB-aflgtnrlirfcft \i__ I ?? io u&n. thfflopj^t^^rppeating a qj_«tipvw_htc>'l ...
... went into Committee of Supply, Mr. COCBTNEY iv the chair. On the vote of £907 to make good excesses in certain grants for the Civil Service, Mr. PICTON drew attention to certain grievances of British merchants on the West Coast of Africa, and said that complaints ...
... of toleration and undeniable right, acd because it was contrary te our constitution that men sno.ild be debarred from tbeir civil rights en accouu! of tbeir religion, at all events unless they were deprived of these by a special Act of Parliament. But some ...
... 000 were formerly voted on Civil Service Estimates for the maintenance of pauper lunatics and other matters in Ireland, and £07,000 for a corresponding grant to Scotlaud. The total increase, therefore, is £1,042,000. The Civil Service Estimates have been ...
... treated in tbe same manner. No European was by virtue of that enactment to be allowed to possess arms without tbe consent of the civil magistrate. Under that act, in tbe interior of the country, the European had to get the consent of tbe native to his possessing ...