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      proper nucleus for all defens ^ t . ^ &esoua whxcih miKtia may / form par , fc / fopwever -tejsGel le ^ ffcat gaffi&LtU&si . ' be . r /^ I . r £ aUy ,, . * jhia ^ v ' . ' sa ^ [^ o ^^ 4 ^^^ MP ^* - " - ^ p ^ y ; I ^^ n iiv ¥ 0 raises ^^ acrrof . alarm ., $ hafc , wq . sgpt ggringrrte invad > the ^^^^ t € 31 i : ^ ^ = ^ fta « ' ^ ?*> & sending iSOOu 61 * 40 ( Xf men to occupy the military posts " of Quebec and" Montreal , is idly trmfcg& ^ &ffi&f ^ &ttrt ^ &totTy . '' "Sfe Hffi ^ ll ^ r > awfl ^ o 1 * a 1 fl 8 ny pftcl 4-T f / rumouW ' as , that mentioned ; by iiord jpAi ^ iEESTocNtever

      exi ^^ edi lmt there was aitone . in * h . e | yallu 4 Wons , to ? , the ; T ^ nite 4 St « ift »* which ; } rendered the * 3 e 8 patjch > of ^ rppps * une ^ pjai ^ id , fa source C # ( unegs ^ nesa e « vth ^^ tnelflnitedtrSWtes . V Tken ^ p ianation , Jiof' * e ^ rw appeared for thertime , to bp quite satis-T * & * ffi' \ ' ' . "u ¦ - ^^¦ - ^ . ' •• + S > rrr . =.. » -. T » iifi . . ^ e ^ only , , thmg wbic ^ , < weRcould . regTdfc was . i ^ a ^; . t ne ; s-ya ^ al ,, , of , jHtvefie t ( Bentimeofttel sliould not havej accoinpanied . the K $ rst ftAf npuncemen ^; of , tli © act ! . itiis ^ pft'aoyerylong since . . significant expressipns , . were . utt ^ r , e 4 ,

      even wi | MHn v ^ ip w . aJls .. qi 1 vfH ariiapne ni # , as ,, ip ttje . ffiftfnaajby ^ tff maiintainipg -a , ^ ejc ^ a ^ n afctirs t ^ e . . ^ a ^ d ? ,, jljlfe , TCT w ^ d ,, § tatss ,,, ' vaa . tPr ^ P pprnparatiye naval ^ ftrengt ^ ojf , tlie ftjfio . ipcoAnr , tries , ' with n ? i 9 nif ^ s |;( aitfu ^ fmsjbp . a ^ fl ^ trl ^ b ^ c ^ w ^> ljave np longer ppca ^ oniifae ^ npIpy ^ agaiBBt 3 mm- > : " m-iV % » rt ^ w ? J ¥ -a iSf ^ hpw e ^ . er , une ^ udjed , an 4 . ui \ authe ^ ca , ^ a , t ^ at , liifiMr ^ lyjCr ^ ate . iJ ^ n ^ p jleapantj ^ e ^ pg , an 4 , "SrepvrSm ^ ' P ? $ he ^ . sgsww ^^ iiHPP ^ w military procie ^ BdingS ; ., ;^ 9 . Yjemureid tp , ffmr ^ tr , fVpiri pur > n fc ^ pwledgepf the qpnditi ^

      . p , p an ^ l sefitjnjents ^ of our ,, northern . counties , ; tt . wM ^^ iwte ^ iw %% 8 j , ^ H B !^^) l ^ ? Wgf ^ w ?' ? &TP / M $ « « lcoa / d b ^ . fewl % ; % . ^ PWP ^ i ^ fiu ^ W ^ ffe ^ *^^^^^ ^^ Oi T-. Py&i ? $ w ^^ -flh # wm ^^ b ^ o M ^ ksV feelings entirely , at rest ., . :. ltiul

      is oaicuifttecrto reia ' wfkken uneasiness r Wheii SS ^ SmPl ' ^ lK ^ 2 SKffiSt * i « S # ^ i % Wfflfw . iwrawn n enc BugffeB'cea . r T > n | if ^ Jlo n ^ d / prevented . lutn-i w flufroin . Deitlff any , T 6 ngjeijf' uBeful . And might , ISSSffWl&fefe ^

      enlidttoerit ; but enlistments We ^ e ^ bEie ^ tiently effected , ' ' Uttik ftiorebver . the )' " - l ic 6 ati # xioii 6 f Mri 1 G ^ iMP ^ PiH id ^ h tHe \ ' p'ifbbe ' edin ^^ pf the -- enlistment ' agfetits ' ^ 6 fs " nla'de ' more evident ^ tP * he' Americttti - Gdverrrtnenti' wliP again pressed their detnaUd- foifth © $ Ett& 0 teGtiLl'tShxa Vie ^ 'Hm ^ ere toluVliord € iiI ^ EN-3 DC * ' - " vaW eonijpletdly-W rfefikte ^; but ^ Kai ; does his recent answer aniount Ho F It ainounts to

      abthing-more' tnatf denyingthe' 'tffeatemfehts mMoh ha bad ttrevionsiy' ddMed , and ^ hittb . have been { ebrro ^ dratefd ' by fevidettee * ^ ' and' it seeks to prove that , twp ; pf ; the . en ^ is ^ ment agents ; ( tibs * 'bW and ^ SWobbi . ^ were pettsrons nc * * o fbe ' ibelieirect'on ' their % dr ^ , 'TElJEB * fe having : feeten dPnri < Jted ; ' asJ a ;! 1 swindfer ; atid ^ SlfKOtiii . 'bsing t ! att impP ^ tor ^ -Ha suboijdiiiate ^ in' ih © Bavarian Army , ' dismissed by " tttfe © PveTlic * of ¦ tNovia * Scotia ' Pn ticdoumtfp f- his ttiisccoidufit ; "' and pretending tP the ia « le-of ^ Cfaptaiii ^' withPut aiiy Varraat ; Our readl-^^ * p ^ m ^ w ^^* ¦ m » ¦ ^ ^ ~— ^^~ ^ F ^ ^ — — —— r - ____ t ifctes

      e *» Twitt temfember that When th ^ subjPefc' fiiffit ? diBCusded we idenPUnWed the morP thdn « qtav * cal' * cba * a » teiv pf that man ¦ StbObbIi . W « did ' - ^ so -befpre be vfit »^ AiiiS ^ 6 Wed aia the ; agent ?'' ofnthe : British G ^ ov ^ ernm ^ niri We pointed := out tb « trlie had % usied himself jin eoUectiiig evidence of hisneaiy ^ onne 3 d ! on i « itli ' Briti&h ' office * s , TOitk Mri iFoSBPtt ' Howir , ^ isd with s the English officials . v ? W « tneni expressed ; . ' ots * - ? co ^ iviotipn that' he int etided' tP establish , this agencyi'and inteflded'fco break tlie Amerioaii law , for the twirpose pf getting ¦ s ?

      fche > more ¦ ifor < his 1 ' ^« feal from ^ the ; : British Grown while h « sboa ^ d b . e 'beHeved ; and 1 then of selling'his' ^ mp lioyersaasi soori a * he thought that titfce JMorei prpfttalble -eowraej - ' J Our' $£ & \ Vernmerrf ; iieveat weisfc JB reiijp''faeartily ' in . t 6 * t 6 fe ealiafemeat reiitertpTisfe i "idie ^ payi'vpaft ' notiveify hfei ^ eomej and ' it isobniappeaired the-better tradefto : sPll '^ u 8 tiiani tP ' seuve ' vusi ' -HaviBf ^ : bsen < aold ^ joutc ? ' &ov > ernamenb Ttri ^ s ^ jfco recover what it t ; an by denouncing its"own agents . But how this exonerates > Mr ; ^ bulmpodon ,: or atolisiies > . the evidence » again » lJ 1 himy' i iwje ^ d 6

      not see .. All wP perceive is , that i it is a pret ^ it ! i put forward ; to refuse sati sfaction ' in a very ! emaili matter ' j < and ) it thjos constitu ^ s a new provocative to . the American ^ Govern ^ nlen-ti :: 1 - - . 1 . ¦ ' ' !<¦ >< h ; .- ; : > fi ¦ !<> * , ] . ¦ • • . ¦ " :.. «'• > . v-it I ' I :. < : Conduct * of this , kind , ia <* h « tm © re < culpable ! oa the < part -of 1 the > > Engiishi j Go-vernment since thepOsfeure of theirqu « stioiris with the jUnited States . and the . ieeldng i 1 in - 1 that icountry , presejctfe no neeessifcy . / whatever ) 1 for wavlikei preparatives or diplomsitic rprcovoteak tivnes , ^ he questions which loo eiisfc fmight con *

      taaue tofester for generations without givxng ! a « y veal < rise , fpr war ,-nrw : itlai 6 utimore , result t ^ iapir a good , dea l of > htub tamper and useless skill i among : : th © 1 diplomatio gefiua . •! It 1 in sometimes ? tbjoughti—we i will . aioti ¦ . now say jtl > a , t j ifc { has been thought so ; ¦ , in the 1 present instance ^ T ^? , slfatesmanlikej'f " ma&lyji aadi palitax ? ,, to-use - * , ' i S . piritedA ' . language .. JNowy toV ! twardsi Buch a people as ; the , iAraei-idans , " spiiiri (; ed " i language-r ^ meaniog , the . innuendo ! of th . r : «| niirmj- , tbaiHTfitfnea : thfc

      : ; op ^ aL , fO | L \ prQf . ) 9 rxwgMthQ , C'entraLiAm « r ) caiii ^ p ^ i pn , I 10 - aaibi ^ ^ fcipn hue beau more gone- ! ra ^ jQpnsidere jdjtfeefpjpmion fin , fayouartof aucb 1 v cpu ^ se 1 has /! <| epi ) s | wy , gaitted tgTQunf'fl . We je ^ yo ^ h at ; jthis , ^ oura ^ l ^/ opinAo ^ foa « i Ht ) e » n rer ^ ^ u , chiproimt ) te 4 by earprQaaiona flf friendly : ' eB 4 ing . tp ^ rorde A ^ prjicaufl , iwbich Jxay « . emnKi n ^ te ^ ¦) ^ 9 ^ ) iW > <^ w ( meflcial ,, efl »« t « es » , pf , this ) ^ un ^ ry- ^ frpnv ^ P ^ ftkejre , ^ kp ,, Mr . ; . J& > w . A f ^» f B ^ mmr ,. at . -Bun ^ ee ^^ r , t ^^^ OTQ ^ fffta i fttl ^ adforf l ^ J bhe ^^ p ^ w | afl « , rW iLctodqi ^ i aii , ( A , A { tr ! G ^ i ^ wW ® im PwA »» w * Jt »* . ^ niiw ^ fcj the . feejmg , , Qf , ihe jwqfffar ip * u boft ) i flide ^/ j ^; ^ rftctical ,. fr ^ n 4 \ vt and , » j ^ iffaly opposed <^ w *» , ^ o misunderstanding , ^ he difficulty , jp teonij

      * tirfely one' of a diplomaticcharacter : and if w < a " drift " ^ into aijos ' tly gsime ' dfwa ^ which ^ bScfl ^ ' ^ rihg frpfai tti ^ BWti ' sJi tkc-p ^^ ^ 3 that' no EuSsiiBin . wjai ? could extiotb ; - while it would b&tikrujft bur ^ f ^ cijprjp . aistrldtd , tre mus € ' ^^ ribe the calamity enttfely to the miamanflgern ' csht" 6 f bur 6 ffi ( j } alMi ! v ' - t ;; . t f- !! i < - r ' lT'r ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ;' ¦ ¦ ' '; - •? " ¦ ¦ i l . nu 7 ~» rit . ~> f < ' f ); i , v ; - '

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      '¦ • • ¦ - lECGiiESMSTIC ^^ 'lEFGBM / ; ; : MBk are scbW ^ ed t )^ theifo'sm yices ; be ' trayed by their ^ oWi ^ yea ^ iiesWe ^ . ^ l £ ft % er not for our dwn ^ &ibles and' meiatine ^ ses , wfe might Ipng ^ incfe' hiVe ^ abtflisheii ^ thd £ e cotii-^ pliriated' abtf ^ es h ^ hieh ! are caiHeif ^ o ^ miiid at once "by the' simple wbijds ^ Ecclesiastic iCputts' / ' ' Tnbse- ' ^ cotirW a * e recedes iii Which anti < ju £ ii ? ed aUtlrPritiefl sit' apart ! jfr&n- thb wprld , aHd- waste away' esrer ^ ; dbibesti : < y' cbnii . fert of families il the ' pro | i ^ rty , the ^ very life .

      as' a mptfppply ^ f WW 6 n * wm vfm&i $ &dc * piertait them to ! dpJ 5 t' solely'b ^ eauke we arfe selfish' and' * neani If we would reform ' the Ecolesiastical Courts - ' ¦ We must refornt bui ? selves ^ oi * , " at least ? , our' con « iu «* in ' - 'thawat against them . After many yeai * of agitafeioi afad inquiry ^ the Exe ^ utave % a 9 fltt"iast induced to mPv * 6 , 'and bills ^ ere ' ihtaS&dueed ^ nijP Pa ^ - Kament for' the ^ pvirpPse ¦ ¦ of aitlendfe ^ It ^ s j ^ isdictiotfin-matrinlPin al atiS' testamentary affairs . ^ What waa the bck ) ri heM -Put to v& in either casfe 1 ? ' As regards Wiils /^ He co urts

      which claim right tp have ' c / dsitody' Pf those documents regulating 1 the'b&q ^ estWp ^ opferty stored them away in closets , cupboards , d&Baraj and iworsp ' ¦ holes ^ ' -w-herd . they were ; ea *« W 1 )^ » ats ^ lost , or '^ desfo'oy e ^ . '' tt ^ batgecl « & coni siderabl © - dtims 'Pf' ifadney- ' fpr * W ^ faking eate of our wilfe '; an $ i& cases P # di&p'&Qyi JnueH larger ' sums' - for- ' deeding' agaikst sreaBonj common senseyor'juetieei - ! P 6 r it ¦ ai ¥ pjfjate < f to itself the right of cbnfprmiag tb the doc ^ trines of the middle JEtges , pi "' tHe Rotrtan laws ,

      instead of our own customs and regulations The : Testamentary Jurisd&tion Bill . wPulcE place the ' -custody of wills ' under a ^ prbperlyorgseniaed registratiDti ^ and r Would . transfer jurisdiction in 'testainentary ' cases to a lay court acting according to . the laws' of the present day . c Sw far ^ good . - The'Matrirnonial Bill would leave 1 the law of matrimony and divorce 1 'exactly asiit ^ is ijifc-present , only that it would transfer < the' juriadicti ' on' iit case 8 of divorce from the Eccjesiastical ! CPurt , and Parliament to a 'lay 1 scourts ; ' whfere the

      proceedingsi wouM be ^ mbre direct , not Pbstrucled by > antiquated pleadings , iribre opfen 1 to evidence ^ more prompt , and v © ry much cheaper : This would b © annmproveinent '; but tlie bill does not ipropose to-give the womaw 4 ny voice in the ; control or « Aienation of -het ' ¦ own property , or the * property'jointly 4 ield by the family , suoh flsisho' pospbsse ^ in th'pJlJliited Statefli ! It would give her , ¦ ! -fadt ^ ¦ ho 11 ew right , elcepti tlie right Pf ekaisting alithony , or separate maintenance for a Wife w ^ Hen she isideserted by » heri husband , nm 1

      : -lEvenJthisismallbooniihowever , was hindered by the impracticabilityi of the'ffeoclesiastrcal bodyJ ; -1 iWThien ithe Ilord' ChatttiellPr hitrtoduceditwd bills \ concerning wvatrimony and divorce ' iin 1864 ^ am objection 1 was jnade that he . iought nbfc ' -toMJprdceed withPufe amending thel wfhole jutisdictioni im the ma * tef' of eec 4 e-BiBfefcical diaoiplinwii ; tun < 41 wsiace the bill of this yf 3 « uri enactinciriowilawa fo * thd ' regulation ttf

      thei olergyr ;> ! ; Tih © principal ; : provi »? PiJS ) of thia ' meaeuuei we ^ to >; fgive ^ a pwMerly" < juali ^ ied lawyer ; as ah / assBis 6 r ) ipc'the ! Bisli > dpa' GPurfc , j where a >^ ' eletoltf ^/' ori clergynttan ' may be triud for ) rfa , la 6 udocl ! rinb ^ ert 7 onePu » ' i 1 td « l | or' pen- ' SonaLrmisdbndunt jl &im 1 j to esfobiidh a Court Pfi , Appeal , bon ® iating p lfj-thoirprivy Oouncil , ; wifcU the / lbialsMDipa » fc ipTes ^ nti'klitiitfeed to it ; ' aodpani tliibia tbiabop ltd - represent it he siater kingdom . 1 \ In onheAtrt wrocbBa ' ngai-nst' a

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      ¦ FK 4 W niftn , ^ whbfeepbweiris . " fpufcded ' Tipon swict confidence in-hia ( hbnour and fia ^ lty ;" 'tij surrounded by » t body « guapd' ktf < spivs mil fa « iiHar 9 ywho prdte < fcfehini , -by niasowapulotts co ^ neeairfons ^ from jthue idaaagerss ' df honest jWBftaUfljn ^ fand-by secret dBjmrta&w'tf * Gflyeime , from jtihat Kberty > of tq > eechTWhifeh SWIaiid * Poi » hipsi « iid abteidoiisi . ; . to : " < J ' 5 .

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    • Leader (1850-1860), May 10, 1856, page 444, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2140/page/12/