... guard. The Spanish nation can no longer submit to the ruinous schemes of foreigners and traitors, and, sick as they must be of civil war, and disheartened too in the prospect of anything like a regeneration of the classes that rule them, they are forced by ...

... considers a chivalrous rather than prudent feeling, to reinstate the original proprietors, to destroy the middlemen, and to re-settle the landed property of the Kingdom of Oude; suspected as it must naturally have been of sinister motives, it ought to have ...

... be enitaired a little further, he would hare found that Grelney marsh is peopled by breeds from nearly every county in the United Kingdom. There appears to be a general opinion amongst the literati of London, that the term Fenseize, •,r .Varek mak. is ...

... population of only nine millions and an estimated rental of 41 millions, should have 334 members. If, therefore, there were resettlement of the question of Reform, he should be very glad, because he did not think that matters as they stood were entirely perfect ...

... with a population of only nine millions and estimattd rental of millions, should have members. If, therefore, there were resettlement of the question of Reform, should very glad, because he did not think that matters as they stood were entirely perfect ...

... Belfast, by the Liverpool steamer, for New York, rather novel consignment —namely, several hundred sparrows. Sparrows ln the United States are held high repute the farmers, as they eat the grubs and small snails which Infest the soli. g hundre ...

... primary education out of the hands of the priests, and declared it free to all Spaniards ; proclaimed a crowd of amnesties for civil offenders various classes ; abolished the octroi duty, and replaced it by a poll tax on all persons above fourteen years of ...

... primary education out of the hands of the priests, and declared it free to all Spaniards; proclaimed crowd of amnesties for civil offenders of various classes ; abolished the octroi duty, and replaced it by poll tax on all persons above fourteen years of ...

... cent upon the gross estimated rental The total now amounts to 16,660,459*., or nearly double the cost of the civil administration of the United Kingdom. Of this enormous sum the poor-rate is 11,061,502*. The announcement by the Earl of Sandwich of his ...

... of Postage on Letters to the United States. —On the lst of January next and thenceforward the combined rate of British and United States postage on letters posted in the United Kingdom addressed to any part of the United States, and whether conveyed by ...

... against his Government, should be so as to announce to the country that the question of the was to be reconsi dered and resettled He gumed that it was meant as a ‘‘dram” to revive the gitig energies of the Libe ral party, though it probably wi =: id not ...

... equal access with Russia the Black se.i. and improvement in the condition the Christian populations—they would supported by the unit.-d \oi--e of the people. Mi. ' elialf the Government. He commented ilic v.igm ambiguity of Mr.Forster and w..,« loudly cheered ...