... whom he In a manner pledged himself to the trial of this conquest, that were be now avowedly to renounce it, a complete Russian revolution would be the consequence. With two such powerful motives operating at once one timid, and at the time ambitious Monarch ...

... the same disease in 1831-32. We published yesterday an extract from the unanimous reports of the German papers of a Russian revolution, adding that all Russian news ought to he looked at with a suspitious eye. The , German papers which came by last night's ...

... representins Great Britain _; and of _M . Bellacourt _representing the French _Republic _. RUSSIA _. It _appears that the _Russian _revolution noticed in oar lasc is _but _another- of _tlioso _numerous _IitiS _wlliell tlie Poles and Germans of the _Grand Duchy ...

... Aloscow, niche no mention what- di ever of disturbances in either of the two towns. it appears, 0 therefore, that the Russian revolution is hut another of those ' numerous lies which the Poles and Germans of the grand dirchy C of Posen, and on the line ...

... animated Germany against the Eaiprror Qt Russia, who blamed tor tlie state of things which have led the Austrian and Russian revolutions. Lombard)* is in general and successful insurrection ; and a S'paiation proposed of Savoy, and its annexation with France ...

... Servia. They also give the most unequivocal contradiction to all journals that have attributed the patriotic and anti-Russian revolution in Servia the concerted intrigues of Russian and Turkish agents, or that have attempted to insinuate that the Prince ...