... pretends to | disulge what has taken Ilace in the councils of ihe emperor. The rtcceuct given by the Irdrgpeedei7ce ?? is entirely fake. ta,'Y. -The Italian parliament was re opened on 1I edresday. In ibe chamber of deputies, Baron Ritasolis president of the ...

... deceit. I Himply entered into the matter as a joke; you puttheword 'deceit intonmymouth. Ididnotthenknow spiritualism to be fake; I was endeavouring to establish its truth or falsehood by mechanical means. I arrived at the impression on the first day that ...

... callamity of the next ages. -RLpH W. ?? 1. Some of our contemporaries are always bringing to light matters as old as the hills ?? exposed by ourselves. One of theso is the question of old churches in the City of London, with no congregations and fat stipends. ...

... continued ' ',for some time strilcing heavily, unshipping her sudder and I 'tearing off the ~rudder trunk, the drawback frequently faking her off the reef, but only to strike with renewed ~ vielenice ait each returning swell of the sea ; and while strikeing heavily ...

... that he had an action pending-which was never tried. But as the Electrical Review was thereby prevented from scientifically exposing the worth- lessness of his appliances, I will endeavour to repair the loss from the papers placed at my disposal by the ...

... to be- | I long to a contributory union would henceforth be I as undesirable as it has hitlherto. beau advan- tageous. .I 'fake the infants' class in any school in a con- i tributory union. The results fee paid bv thle - board for each infant sho passes ...

... army. The telegram which announced the acceptance of the Conference by the Porte unconditionally, is cal- culatedto convey a fake impression. The Forte has simply accepted the principle of » conference, but this does not bind it to take into con. sideration ...

... resolution wu plausibly contrived so as to catch many votes as possible. It laid streas the anomaly and injustice involved in exposing bom produce and manufactures, which are subje 1 ta heavy internal taxation, to the cornpeti'i of untaxed foreign-imports ...

... May, 1850, and July, 1851. l A meeting of gentleman interested in Australia was ce hold yesterday, at the London Taverr, to fake into con- y sideration the bhat means of procuring an effective mail | service, whether by a double line, viz. :-The Suez on ...

... degrees of frost were registered. There was a big fall of snow in North-East Warwickshire yesterday morning, and In the more exposed rural districts there were drifts of a considerable depth. Thousands of people engaged on outdoor avocations were unable to ...

... individual I)ogberries, Bumables, and Shackells of a l0- raiway-platform, in what a melancholy position are re rd placed, 'Fake this very case of Mr Gay. Against whom 1 he J should the action have been brought? Not against the >m 1 company, whose servants ...

... icnd hide their time in patience. We cannot believe that any considerabile Irpdy rif Englishmen will suppo)rt themr if they fake an opposite course and insist uponI figtting, not 'A slecure the fisedom of the Cretana, but to obtain the isand for themselves ...