... hoped that the whole here proposed kw UK is the Civil Afraitistratioa may sot be deemed - wile that a ef the tarter which we lice with the mtual of obtaining t better. That elate is fully sapab:e resettles be seams. That seeress *sill test to the most ...

... resevel Calradlas Id ORA AND UNITED SEIVICZ BRANCH. ACT XLIII. or 1150. Saes aaaaa P. M. Z.Q. ..•• AT Aolla, M . , BOIS. PVC £0 Lancsai. AT thl • J. L 0 . at J• G. U. litaloara, /maim At L • T. BAILS!, Tem AGRA 11•AGell 01 the AMP UNIT.. in additiem to and I ...

... paralysis of the national conadetme, and the Idolatry ot material OIL (Daily Leudois. Monday, July 18. cones. the Hospodar of united Wallachia Moldavia, whom an thnirer in an English journal compliments with the epithet of a man of sirs', wail* chose not ...

... and three or gentlemen its Mr. 0 levistone'r posii.ioti are arrhnging among themselves how anti when the world shell be resettled after a deluge of blood, our great man ie certain that a law of evitious is gradually taking hold of the ml id onniug to ...

... The Civil and Military Gazette, November 13, 1878. alay perhaps be yet a little longer maintained by those who stand committed to it ; but there are already signs that their task is beeoming too arduous for them. Every day adds something fresh to the ...

... fostered by that neceesity ef eivflisatios, assumes the form of submission w .w.•,••••• 1i r' .. s' , . • Amiga. The Civil and Military Gazette, November 20, 1878. tothe voices of the preachers. Sydney . Smith was kept awake of a Saturday night by ...

... 4;_ The Civil and Military Gazette, September 5, 1879. against the enemy. The river Godavery, owing to the heavy rains and consequent freshets, has risen 12 feet over the anicut. This has occasioned much delay in the movements of the military and police ...

... 717'2.7 * - '- leis. '.' • - Teesefeee.,4l4oeiseiesesdlineemeemews-- • e erusiswerws - - I '4. f , • .-.,_,.. • , 6 The , Civil and Atilitary Gazette April 27 1880 ) ) • .0 Q,.. : i :. iri (I ii. . .., . _ . . . . . . . . .. .. .• . . .. . ...

... • • - . • - • - . • . . • . . . .• The Civil and Military Gaze.c . e, May 17 Igo 5 . ~ , . . , • . • . nsr c ß.tue : eqe : lit u ggnta i lebi r tn e lia ell lterescd; onoore France, nbfmesy optribi Ivery oiloecalirinrTiei less ta jenosiedi of i b o ot ...

... The Civil and Military Gamstie, August _2l, _1880:1 =EMI ' resort; to like measures in his hour of dire necessity. Whereas Moltke returned to land of his birth, others of his comrades in arms remained in their adopted country, reaping a rich reward for ...

... almost be said to mark the close et era in the politinel history of Soothend. The z•sonior M. P. for this city, still '4.i:resettled in the House of Commons by two sons, was one of the stewards at the great dinner, now historical, whioh in 1834 the whigs ...

... his evidence was not in accord with the facts. CIVIL WAR I.N ZULULAND. Reuter has told us of troubles in Zululand. The London papers, for the week ending the 23rd June, bring the following details : Civil war has commenced in Zululand. A large army under ...