... most horrible insurrection would not only aid the re-settlement of the British power in the East, but tend to the improvement of the government of that, mighty empire—to the increase of that civilization of which Europeans boast, and, he trusted, to the ...

... it be true that thero is a secret understanding between France and Russia on what is called the Eastern question, the re-settlement of Greece will afford ample opportunity for these two Powers to act in concert. If Turkey should be so unadvised as to ...

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... in bettor bands than Lord Kitchener (cheers). Ha enjoys the confidence of the cauntrv and of his armies. I am of those rare civil : who do not imagine themselves to bs judges of strategy and do not criticise or inspire military operations. A SERIES OF INQUIRIES ...

... provide for the interest of the debt of the old Government, for all the charges of the civil administration, and for the interest on the railway shares and debentares. The civil administration of the Orange River Colony, apart from the constabulary, had not ...

... Prospect whatever of unity on these terms. Wha t is possible, and what if would be our wisdom fo atriv for, is the spirit of units and brotherhood, expr essing itselt in mutaal charity and goodwill, and an intercommunion, when possible. On the side of Rome ...

... of Table for our devo ut Nonconformist brethren— h to the Lord’s Church, to Miss interest, to guide Missionary zeal, and to unite all Church people n the great cause. It in no wn: inter: feres with he 8 of the Chur ch (which all give it their cordial approval ...