... VOTE BY BALLOT Things are progressing. The Morning Chronicle now speaks out about the Ballot. For a long time the Ministerial papers sounded the praises of the Ministers for having contrived a Bill, which so completely satisfied (he country that the cry ...

... Isaacson's new drama The Silcev Lady realized, we anticipated, a full bouse. Of the first piece it is unnecessary now to speak ; the latter tvas one well worthy of and very appropriate for, the occasion. The drama is written in a spirited and highly ...

... the drawer of it known. Had George Smith attempted to pass it, he would have been more of fool, if possible, than a knave. Speaking of honesty, allow me to request your readers to suppose the following not very improbable case. If George Smith had found ...

... will contain full-length PORTRAIT and correct likeness of the Right Honourable THOMAS SPRING RICE, drawn in Parliamentary Speaking Attitude. Also, A Sketch of his Political Life. Price 7d. Orders received by Mr. SMITH, News Agent, Cambridge, which should ...

... accordingly here we have part the second not only at the day but at the hour appointed. its merits, it is quite unnecessary to speak. It realises all that is promised in the prospectus, and that is enough. As regards externals, the present edition casts the ...

... studies, well as of their health ; but he would not object to a family, or invalid. He has often been on the Continent, and speaks french, German, and little Italian. He would undertake tour to Italy or Greece on very moderate terms. Letters, post-paid ...

... from him would not destroy the positive assertion of the Premier. It has been said that the Archbishop's speaking alone proves such a concert as we speak of, but the fact is, as every one present knows, that it was with difficulty bis Grace could get bearing ...

... will contain fuU-leneth PORTRAIT and correct likeness of the Right Honourable THOMAS SPRING RICE, drawn in Parliamentary Speaking Attitude. Also, A Sketch of hit Political Life. Price 7d. Orders rcrpi.ed by Mr. SMITH, Agnt, Camdriocr, which should he ...

... Chaplain of New and All Souls’ Colleges, and Minister at Kenningtou. Berks. I look upon the forbearance of the Clergy (I can speak at least for myself) being most unprecedented. We a party whom nobody knows, though every body seems to pay deference to, entering ...

... complaint, that 1 had great difficulty in speaking to the deceas'd, he was so extremely nervous ; I afterwards menrionedit to the Master of the college. I mentioned it in the Combination-room after that time, when speaking upon this very si.bject, that 1 thought ...

... increased breadth of barley has. upon the lands you are now speaking of, very much displaced the growth of wheat, and would do so still more if the demand for barley greatly increased ?—Certainly. \ou speak of bailey having obtained higher relative price, with ...

... PARLIAMENTARY NOTICES OF THE UNIVERSITY. observed last week Lord Wcstminsfer had erred in speaking of anti-reform petition as having emanated from the University, and being now in circulation through the County. But must now add, what had not tben time ...