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... observed, ass not to be a in the Bill. I:r.una for excluding from civil offices ary of his 31 tjesty's Tug ESI Cruise:T.—MT FAITHFUL pro- subjtrts. He held that the mernitig of civil society was, pnsed a reaalutioa e.nbracing three propoeitiono— 111111 ...
... this prosperous empire, and what is more, the cause of peaceful progress and constitutional government throughout the whole civilized world, on the intelligence and loyalty of our working classes, to whom we are handing over, freely, de- liberately, and under ...
... witbia himself of saying what shall be done with his landed property, the fault is hia own. Every man must re-settle bia estates if be wants to re-settle them. The only safeguard 1 wish have, ia that, in order to give people plenty of time for consideration ...
... WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1875. f or th, ewe extrication of the r,ffai sof Mr NAIIIIOW ZSCAPE OF IRON MIKE. Madaenzia, for the re-settlement .1 1 0 e states ilk entsil and the entail es the lands ant itshiuge H.M.S. Iron Duke hail a narmw escape on in fee-simple ...
... Wester Kleines mid the adjacent *Waiting* and tiehinge. He was couneeted with Elgin by marriage, his wife, to whom be was united in 1860, being a daughter or the late Mt Ilacandrew of The Knoll, and grand-daughter of the Late Isaac Forsyth, Epee, a came ...
... route. It allot for time the girder. Ilm examination of it WM progmes of the Forth Badge, ay col me Gr be sail prectically resettle.. Only ono body has a lime at ii-aat will h., m a t es i t , y•t recovered, and in the Of to day it work, of kind. By coming ...
... tbie esuntry tiootinues to dectiue. In quarter of this year (1880) the quantity of spirits on which duty was paid for in tbe United Kiugdom as beverage only Ives 6 594.988 gallons, showing, when competed with the corresponiliog period of last yeti., a ilecresse ...
... Wolsi•ley will he raised to the peerage will be Viscount Wohseley of Castle Bellingm, County Loath, in the peerage of the United Kingdom. ON Wednesday evening, while the 4 P.M. express train from Limerick to. Waterford waa musing Caldr, a stone, weighing ...
... can to with your cause Now the way to do Ist ,, before. (Applause.) cot our throats. Accordingly , early in J une, become - united in . one g reat amociatiba, to held as Artisans Dwellings Act while c onferrin g an General Munro reassembled his forces ...
... breeds of cattle, horses, and sheep;, and the names farmers as M'Combie. Cruickshank, anil Miclue are known all over the civilized world; whilst our own county, Mr Pnrves has on more than one occasion StoirthTt of in tho southern markets. I have also heard ...
... breeds of cattle, horses, sheep ; and the names of such farmers M'Combie, Cruickshank, and Michie are known all over the civilized world ; whilst in our own county, Mr Purees has on inure than one roma-don taken prizes at anithern shows --(applause; —and ...
... utmost indifference was l in ' • highly phased with their outing. expressing to portions, cerrtespon•ling to the old hit-eel unit, ',strides the ex *Mee of Pr ti. at. ishown it, the contest; and at several of the polling- i inatitiele to the teeny friends ...