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... ENGLAND THE HOME Or THE WORLD, MoRNING HERALD—Though it may be looked upon by some, and perhaps justly, as a great compliment to this country, that when her neighbours are in difficulties they uniformly refer to her for refuge or assistance, it would ...
... THE NAUTI. US CUP, Here hia Majesty awaited the arrival of Prince Albert, who was expected at the Royal Victualling-yard a special train from Farnborough, Nearly an hour elapsed after the King's steamer took un her moorings before the Prince arrived. ...
... POLITICAL REVIEW. ENGLAND AT PEACE WITH THE WORLD. Tbe,Burmese War has ended in peace with England. The differences between Russia and Turkey, which it was supposed nothing but the sword could finally decide, have been amicably adjusted; the Divan having ...
... R ELIGIO US WORLD. WEEKLY RETROSPECT. Can , Ne . not discern the signs of the times ?--TnE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.- The assembling of Parliament will present new sand important scenes before tho eyes of the English nation, with the Lir prospect of better ...
... world rendered more free. Lastly, every motive, every pretext for division between England and us removed, and this germ of dissension—very weak, it is true, but which the passions endeavoured to revive—wholly extirpated. It is an event by which every ...
... Veer ALL THE WORLD RISING EN MASSE AGAINST ENGLAND. I observe an extr act in your , p.per, which say s , All t h e ng world is risi against us en mu l sse. . If this he so, what is the reason ? Is it so pleasant a thing to the world t o ...
... the Stewards' Cup, for boats of 18 tons, and for a piece of plate for the second-class yachts of the Club, came off yesterday over the Club-course, from Greenwich to Coalhouse.point, and back to Greenwich. The entries for the Stewards' Cup were three —the ...
... you here in England. (Cheers.) Si to us, the sword was destroying us; and pet an end to the sword, and st that was then running. (Cheers.) I missionaries there would not now should have been extinct; the missi If the missionaries had not visited sent ...
... the world has been talking about him for the last twelve months, without uttering a word to his dispraise. He appears to be winning golden opinions by assimilating himself to the English gentlemana character which the greatest monarch in the world might ...
... CHESTER CUP. 1000 to 15 each laid agst Melody, Lismahago, Easedarius, Halo, and Chanticleer ; and 1000 to 10 each agst the Baroness and Pendulum filly. DERBY. 1 agst Boliugbrofce 125t0 I agst Clincher I3oto 1 agst John-o’-Groat (t) 12 to 1 Ghillie Callum ...
... Discourse delivered Plymouth (N. E.), in commemoration of the first settlement Xew England, Dec. 22, 1820 and us it regaeris those who were comnclled to ike from Old England for ©on jc.encesakr, and as they were of the materials that preparad the way for ...
... people of England ought to declare to the world, the regret, indignation, and mortification, which they feel at this ignominious ev^ent —that wherever the poison goes, the antidote should follow. (Hear! heir! hear!) But, my reverend friend tells us, that ...