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... hopedit never would be said agaia -—that she was fighting for civil and religious libe.t/. (Cheers.) A despot fighting for civil and religious liberty ! (Loud cheers.) No, that won't do. Civil aad religious liberty were sacred words in this enn- try—emblems ...
... there would be objections to fixity of tenure, as there ahould be security te each individual proprietor — a flexible power to unite or con- solidate holdings. He .would add that the general area of crofters should not be interfered with, but the individual ...
... comprised within the limits of the new provinces ef Bulgaria a__ Rcuinelia, aud f_r away from ths acene3 _f late events. The resettlement of these exiles can ?? only be carried out in localities beyond the 39 provinces, fndthe g ...
... lirst). — Ilaslem v. Brown — ln re the Tramways and General Works Company (Limited and Reduced) (by order)— ln re the Pestarena United Gold Mining Company (Limited) and Companies Act (to reduce capital)— ln re Hobbs, Hart, and Ca (Limited) and Companies ; Act ...
... in 1871. It is this. W'a-eu :■ : .3-i 4rt^^ll to resettle the force of the Treaty of ' ?? is it nut a fair argument to say— V„ ...
... Belgian Constitution protected the correspondence of the Belgian people. The power of opening letters did not exist in the United States, nor in Canada. It did not exist in France. Monsieur Guizot had declared, in his place in the French Chambers, that ...
... one-half of the people who required to be relieved were not fit to emigrate. The pro- moters of emigration in Canada and the United States did not want either the very young or tlie very old, but those who were young and vigorous, the very class who, of ...
... order to foment revolution, to take toe commaud of troops*, J to levy armameuts, and, no doubt, to do all ia his poaer to ! unite the people to Sardinia. The nobie lord said that M. I ?? had bad an ovation there. He would like to know all ahout that ovation ...
... only, is desirable with the view of stamping out canine rabies ; and whether the simultaneous muzzling of dogs throughout the United Kingdom does not appear likely to be the most effectual, as well in the end the simplest, mode for effecting that object. ...
... the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, E.G., Ac, will PRESIDE at the ANNUAL GENERAL MEET- ING of the above School, to be held at the Royal United Ser- vice Instituti,, ii, Whitehall, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), June 7, 1.73, at half-past two o'clock. By ord»r. G. W. FORSTER ...
... Prance. We did i.o answer their despatch. Well, tbey i migi t bave said that was treating mem with undue want of courtesy nud civility; but the people of Eugiaod bad no ■ ri.bt to find fault with us. Because, he answer to that I despatch w.;s tne couise which ...
... It sounds almost a truism to say that in this country, but It is not a truism as regards Indian finance. The expenditure on civil building* has increased by no less a sum thah £1,200.000 under the Government of Lord Ripon, driving the total cost under that ...