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... prevented from recurring. Poisonous Cases. — A return has been published relative to the number of poisoning cases tried in the United King- dom from 1839 to 1849 inclusive. The number of persons tried for this crime during the above period at the Central Criminal ...
... representatives of English feeling and of an English sense of justice. STATES. HOW SLAVES ARE TREATED IN THE UNITED The question of slavery in the United States, it is too evident, is not receiving that gradual solution which a series of great men have confidently ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE UNITED STATES. THE NEW AMERICAN CABINET. Some few weeks since we presented our readers with a sketch of the leading members of President Fillmore s new ministry. As some material changes have been since made, we now supply a sketch ...
... college for the medical education of women has just been founded by the legislature of Pennsylvania. The President of the United States, Mr. Fillmore, is a member of the Unitarian Church. The New York Express states that the mechanics and brewers of the ...
... g search ; but after having tried in vain to borrow or buy the work in England, troubled the Secretary of Legation to the United States, and exhausted my publisher's efforts to procure it for me in America — for the volumes are out of print — l had no ...
... the road between Isle of Skye and Greenfield. After we had gone about a mile aud a half from the former place, we saw five Irishmen advancing in regular file-. A description of the leader will suffice for all the rest. He had on a low hat, from the original ...
... and Oats. — On Wed- nesday a parliamentary paper was issued showing the im- portation of wheat, barley, and oats into the united king- dom in the second quarter of the present year. Of wheat the importations numbered 1,007,561) quarters, of wheat flour ...
... together, and drank it. There is certainly no accounting for taste, but this, among all the strange compounds I met with in the United States, was the most extraordinary.— Colonel Cunynghames Glimpse al ike Western Republic. A Mother's Love.— The love of a ...
... juat reached London in a atate of deplorable destitution. The speaker said the parties were twenty-eight in number, mostly Irishmen burn, who had subsequently acquired the privileges American citizens. They had bees liberated by the Spanish government, ...
... Ministers. President Fillmore had been waited upon by large delegations of Irishmen, whose object was to gain his intercession in behalf of Smith O'Brien and other exiled Irishmen. The President informed them that it would be extremely improper for him ...
... CombiF, Lor, ' street, and Armstrong, 23, Howell, Churclt-slrect, Lit Argyle-street, Glasgow sired, I'tiblin ; and by the United Kingdom- it than all otlur?. .ienls !c obstacle ih-ir ir country would > the liilan’liroj-ic -one cause of ir.a-hcd from our ...
... bounty (Cheers and oh.) So much for the English appointments. With regard to Irish appointments, ho rejoiced that there was no Irishmen the cabinet, because that would have been productive of unlimited mischief to Ireland. (Hear.) The appointment of Mr. Lefroy ...