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... ENGLAND and the US IT ED STATES—SPEECH of MR. THOMAS CAVE. The speech Mr. Cave, M.P., at Washington, on Wednesday evening, which was reported a telegram to the Herald, not only expressed iu a gratifying manner the friendly sentiments towards the United ...
... THE BANNER OF ENGLAND. [BY G. LCOLEUS BASKS.] Dear England, old England, blest soil ot the free, Whose banner so proudly floats over the sea, The might of whose arms and the light of whose worth For ages have dazzled tbe empires of earth— What conquests ...
... are au absolute gain to us. The lower the prices are the better. A reduction all round 20 per cent, on £100.000 000 ™ an saving of -20,000,000: annually to tne whole community. It would constitute a new fund for us to enjoy and save. The efforts now being ...
... Let us strike an optimistic note. The world is full enough of trouble as it is. Still, the ' \ fact remains that there are dangerous days JaWI«M for health, just as there are dangerous days v for nations and individuals. When one X, / ,^E accepts the ...
... The Ways of Auctionbrrs.—The ways of anntionrer* r different, parts of the world vary greatly. In England Ameri the ,-eller hears the expense of the sale, t.ut n i' c> b the nnrchaser bears the OSt, per cent, heinsr a'de Ji purchase. In Holland it is ...
... Relics of Robinson Crusoe.—The cup and chest of Alexander Selkirk, the world-famed Robinson Crusoe of Defoe, have now become the property of Mr. James Hutchison, of the Scotch Warehouse, 48, Warwick-street, Regent-street, London. These interesting relics ...
... Devonshire, England. Gentlemen: In behalf of the inhabitants of the Town of Barnstable, Massachusetts, U.S.A., I wish to express my thanks and sincere appreciation of the beautiful replica of your steeple cup which you sent and which was presented to us by His ...
... Lieutenant of the County Waterford.— February 15th, 1859.—1 have derived much benefit from the use of the Revalenta Food. You are at liberty to make any use of this communication which you may think proper. remain, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, Stuart ...
... lower bed. Space will not permit us to say more on this interesting undertaking, but we have been thus minute that attention may be paid to the question generally, believing, we do, that there is every probability of England being found as independent in ...
... ENGLAND AND AMERICA. select from the daily prat, got tbeir remarks res lectins; the Orcein question; wluch we append extract from aa American paper, the journals the United States are almost unanimous deprecating hostilities whilst the opposition papers ...
... the people of Ireland, and they offer us this base, this atrucious insult—they state that we are unfit and anwofthy to manage our own affairs. They insolently degrade us beneath the people of Scotland and of England, and they laugh to scorn the just indignation ...
... THE WORLD'S CHAMPION PLOUGH. brauntom. woh this season all England: ■ C.CTION. Men's Class : First, en First, Second, and Third Ii Becoxd, and Third. also Silver Cup. V - Men's Local Cl^:Fi^st, Second, and Tjurk Boys Class : First, to all England ...