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... they are the backbone of the Dominion. They derive their strength from three powerful strains of colonising influence —the United Empire loyalists,’* who were driven from New England and the other revolted colonies at tits close of the American War of ...
... disturbance of interests, the measure demanded woald remove ove of the tabliched by law hetween Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom. The whole body of English and Scotch Liberals mast, with few exceptions, sup- the Irish olaim, and there are many ...
... of in :Stirlingshire. The soil ill k ally relapsing into peat and heather, houses are fuului, back to the condition oi pi unitive natives of the island. Still the stew felt wish of the pi oprietor, that he should the island and its people better than he ...
... and 4072 Gospels Mr C. 8. Read. M.P., and Mr A. Bell. M.P., who and half Testaments —all save twelve copies have gone Is United thefts nessiset behaving been paid for. Unfortunately the pre- quiries on behalf of the Belga Ageleithmel send of cholera ...
... Zr. F*lll°°l4 hands I*o•ARnkw , I diton I ' l day but at i men I boiler The results received of the State elections Mane, United States, show large gains for the Republican party, which has gained many seat' in the House of Representatives, ensuring thus ...
... when I say that the most active and lively grossly one-sided statements regarding the Colony 'schools I have ever seen in the United States mast of New Zealand, and induced to purchase land at regarded almost as dormitories if compared with the fervid life ...
... between the two, which those who had formerly been keenly opposed to was the rule under Lord Gray's Reform Bill, would him—united in teadering him their support. give fourteen additional members, Even if popnlation alone were taken, we are entitled to ...
... 10d being sold in J rmons quantities in our own country, while great international lottery scheme was largely ertised in the United Kingdom. This fact |, doubtless, be borne in mind in anticipating in the case referred to, and, more- r, it will not be forgotten ...
... adopted, ask the of the United States to assist the Irish in & peace- fal revolation — The roan that Mr Parnel! and his 2 rish affairs, and that the American not to disregard Ireland’s ap- 5 pee ‘or sympathy. At the same time Irishmen are urged not to allow ...
... that all necefsaries for the above are not contracted for, and advertised like other instiutions of the kind tbioughout the United Kingdoui P Is it because there is neglect on the part of the committee, or that there are a few favoured individuals, who ...
... Mr M'Combie was subscriptions towards the proposed testimonial , born in 1805, and is thus seventy-five years of up of the United Kingdom. This action on the 'thing in his communication that calla for any to Mr Jolly, H. M. Inspector, on hi s remova llage ...
... public induce them to entertain coally acheme for enriching, at public coat or riak, section of the people of section of the United Kingdom. To repudiate all interference of relative in your own affair* —to tell him to mind hia own busineaa, and you will ...