... will only deal with oue or two. wui' go so far to give full civil rights to l>oo who tuoa and signed uud drastic oath allegiance. (Cheers.] i beuevo that the sooner you put them position of civil responsi* oility of TOyalty yourseives better it will for ...

... the Turkkh Power and the decadence of Turkey may mean war, similar movement of peaceful partition may suffice for the re-settlement of Asia Minor and Central Asia, well as of the European dominions of the Turk. Doubtless great perils reside in the un ...

... direction of the Treasury, apply to the Civil Service Com missioners want a writer for the service, and the yben they neration of a writer under these circumstances is remu Commissioners at 10d. per settled by the Civil hour, with permission to add a 5 pecial ...

... purposes of revenue This was virtually a in favour of Free Trade. Mr Cleveland it appears has seen that the people of the United States are not prepared for so great a change His letter therefore partakes of the nature of & compromise. He believes in ...

... instance, and if remonstrance failed, to resort to ment in tha maintenance ef peace or in after the declarations she had made, united coercion for the scoomplishment of the object they Govern the tection of Bri tish interests. As his hon. and learned iad no ...