... NOVEMBER 16. Public attention was concentrated, in the early part 0 the week, upon the termination of that awful drama, so to speak, in which the Marnings were the chief acttors. As their crime-whether as to the coo] ?? y of its conception, the sustained ...

... accountt' IIOm thK? seat ot War, cvery day accuririlating h their vicilsliy. I he ACCuuMaIz froll) Zdadridj, to-t ?? ult,; speak of the trrqeqility 9f that city, SgUlre.wf fro8 Siaigauxk' is lfauoorftz , Letters from khat cityno: only ?? Ithe' I'All.trf ...

... any previous incident occurring to he to it, bas caused very considerable astonishment. Per- sons arrived here from Hanover speak of the swrong ?? produced by the declaration of th, new King that he will not recognise the Charter granted by King WHilia= ...

... iquenard, the principal innkeeper at Gran- vi'le, and during the R5thinst. ?? seen to go three times iqto a low cabaret and speak to'a manadressed badleenough, but whose mannersposstssed too iuchease for a hliv' sorv*t, such as he appeared to be. Tbh isspitions ...

... presented her- self at the Queensferry Inn in male attire, and having puzzled the inhabitants of that place by her inability to speak any language within the comprehension of the most learned of them, I was induced to go over with the view of rendering her ...

... delibierations at wenich have beenuusalprta- ed. Their nature. of course, has not transpired; but se- veral of the London papers speak vwith apparent confl- dence of a difference of opinion of a serious character as to the policy to be pursued. The Gloie says ...

... time to make another enactment, as far as his prc- roative extends, he will finther itsjust intentions. Iowever, generally speaking, it must be allowed on all-hands that the condition of stipendiary curates will admit of great amer. lioration, and that ...

... exception of the tributary Zemindar of Gudwal, against whom the troops of the contingent will be employed. Intelligence from China speaks of the preparations making for tile evacuation of Chusan. The stoppage of the Mauritius Joint-Stock Bank took place on the ...

... very ftivotrabl)ly the hlblits and dispositions of the laboairers of tile islands which hc lhad visited. The Jamaica papers speak in a contrary strain vitli respect to that islaind. The Dispdtce, for instance, of the 30th March, says- Every where there ...

... Lord John Russell, having stumnoned together the Iri i members, has informed them peremptorily. vsithot Binf fering them to speak, that the government will Per proceeding with the Rate-in-Aid bill unles they wi consent to the introduction of the Income ...

... bill should not be read a second time on that evening. Tunsday night was devoted to a discussion of the Irish union. The speaking was prin- cipal (l one side, the votes nearly Whollylon the'onlher.r The Sonderbund, or league of the catholic cantons, in ...

... his ( Sir David's) own, hinted that one engaged daily itt inves- tigatitg the properties of light, must be better able to speak on the subject than one who took it up on a few toitnutes' cons'derition. '[Ihis induced Professor W. to protest against such ...