... Drayton, in Shropshire, and hioiselt is magistrate and captain of yeomanry in the same county. Her Majesty's Civil Servants must maintain civil tongues in their heads a little while lohger ■twl possess their souls in patience. The reorganisation scheme ...

... preference for any regime such, and to try, the Catholic prelate* the different American Republics, bo on good torma with civil power. AHn.iing to Sir H. D. Wolff’s mission, Paris telegram says it is rumoured In that city that the Rusman Ambassador C ...

... reforme which be earned out In the Household. D.R.H. foresees that whenever demise of (he Crown takes place. Die Civil List will resettled on the basis Die new arrangements, which will make very considerable and disadvantageous difference to the next Sovereign ...

... and catting down the saUries others, the practical result of which will most harassing compUcniioo when tire Civil List come* to resettled on the demise the Crown. Mr Leonard Courtney has ast himself the task of reforming gentlemen** evening drees. Be ...

... theory that tho Tent pooplo ere deatined rule the' world. Ihns his great benefactions hayo been bestowed Groat Britain, the United States, and Germany, and truly liberal proviaion has' been made for the realisation his scheme international education. 'Whether ...

... considerably above the normal. Besides, when pesos comes, the Government will have make some liberal grants to expedite the re-settlement the country. They must not niggardly the expenditure for restoring prosperity to country dev—toted by two and hall ywars ...