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... commanding the northern district, A year ago he manied a lady in the north of Ireland, and he purchased his discharge. By a re-settlement of the Bouverie estates, in 1811, they were given first to General Bouverie and his children in tail male, then to his ...
... otber Englishman at that time did. (Loud cheering) He did, and be succeeded. Before bim the Russian quailed. Europe is now united in that Congress that is going on, and sincerely believe that you will find that, the beginning, Lord Beaoonsfield will in ...
... carriage hia Majesty travelled was upset and his right arm was dislocated, waa easily reset, and no causa for anxiety exists. The United States Minister Berlin reports that Mr. Evarts' remonstrance against the prosecution the German authorities of a German named ...
... grieved him to see the Hiberno-Celt establishing and spreading his human warrens in the cities of Australia, Canada, and the United States. As a naturalist and a_ philosopher, as well as an old Liberal, he chafed under the thought that a number of little ...
... attempt to that some successful Will be I am eure ve wi me if, plainly. (Cheers.) Parlement at the end every quarter of the United never “It's Rot a little be like Prospero’s island—*‘the it is all it is ¢ es is to items leave your letters a@ space, agood ...
... in the candidates’ favour. fully paid up) realised £400 (£16 each.) Mr. Joel, who had the assistance of eeveral brother the United Methodist Free guardians, is strengthening bis hold upon the burgesses, Church ov Sunday two sermons were Mr. and if the contest ...
... poorhouses. CIVIL ADMINISTRATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. The COLONIAL SECRETARY, in reply to Mr. Trevelyan, said the time was not yet opportune for the issue of the Proclamation announcing the intentions of the British Government to the immediate civil administration ...
... the title of Her Majesty should be Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the Colonies and Dependencies thereof. A more ambitious and comprehensive title was suggested at a United Empire Trade League banquet to tho Colonial re ...
... all I have to say on th point that is very difficult in time of to say what is properly military and what civil c penditure. This is put the Civil Vote, and I tbe House to grant the money, because ultimate at any rate soon as perceive anything like normal ...
... under the head of settlement I would so far to give full civil rights to all Boers who signed a definite and drastic oath allegiance. I believe that the sooner you place them in a position of civil responsibility and of honourable loyalty to yourselves ...
... treaty which will enable the immi ' will c,n inter-ocoanic canal, whie L«v/'i great advantage to the com ld * that of the United 1 «ht have included in \ ,Oßooff *• Transvaal, for it is absu *• mforw**K»n which fnt «P«m»c, South ws assnmedoffios. (Hi* ...
... interest on tho war debt, will amount to £29.450,000, the army estimates £69.665,000, the navy est-mates £31,255.000, the civil serv.ee estimate—including £1,800,000. special grant aid Africa— £26 448.000. the customs and inland revenue services £3,039 ...