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Página 371 - House for the purpose of discussing a definite matter of urgent public importance and state the matter.
Página 523 - ... when men died faster in the purest country air than they now die in the most pestilential lanes of our towns, and when men died faster in the lanes of our towns than they now die on the Coast of Guiana.
Página 693 - Government are desirous that you should proceed at once to Egypt, to report to them on the military situation in the Sudan, and on the measures which it may be advisable to take for the security of the Egyptian garrisons still holding positions in that country, and for the safety of the European population in Khartoum. You are also desired to consider and report upon the best mode of effecting the evacuation of the interior of the Sudan...
Página 107 - The convulsion of that country between 1861 and 1865 was, perhaps, the most frightful which ever assailed a national existence. The efforts which were made on both sides were marked. The exertions by which alone the movement was put down were not only extraordinary, they were what would antecedently have been called impossible; and they were only rendered possible by the fact that they proceeded from a nation where every capable citizen was enfranchised, and had a direct and an energetic interest...
Página 713 - While in the Mediterranean on board the steamship Tanjore, General Gordon wrote the undermentioned memorandum to Lord Granville : — "II understand that Her Majesty's Government have come to the irrevocable decision not to incur the very onerous duty of securing to the peoples of the Soudan a just future government.
Página 695 - Ali's conquest, and whose families still exist ; and that an endeavour should be made to form. a confederation of those Sultans.' In this view, the Egyptian Government entirely concur.
Página 107 - I take my stand on the broad principle that the enfranchisement of capable citizens be they few or be they many, — and if they be many so much the better — gives an addition of strength to the State.
Página 123 - Sir ; ideal perfection is not the true basis of English legislation. We look at the attainable ; we look at the practicable ; and we have too much of English sense to be drawn away by those sanguine delineations of what might possibly be attained in Utopia, from a path which promises to enable us to effect great good for the people of England.
Página 1073 - Government of the ports on the sea-coast can best be secured. In connection with this subject you should pay especial consideration to the question of the steps that may usefully be taken to counteract the stimulus which it is feared may possibly be given to the slave trade by the present insurrectionary...
Página 801 - Act, and to the recovery, payment, and application of penalties under those byelaws), shall apply as if the said sections were herein re-enacted and in terms made applicable to byelaws under this Act and to the penalties thereby imposed («). 2. Fishery districts may be formed, and conservators appointed, for water frequented by any freshwater fish, and section six of the Freshwater Fisheries Act, 1878, shall apply as if " freshwater fish" were therein substituted for " trout and char," and