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... RUSSIAN INTRIGUES THE EAST. Speaking of the diipatcbei from India recent]; laid the table of the House of Commons, the Morning Chronicle From the voluminous correspondence relating (o the affairs of Afghanistan which we find amongst these papers, it is ...
... TO BOWEN THOMPSON, ESQ. Speak of me I : nothing extenuate, Nor set down aught in malice. My dear Sib Will you, in consideration of our slight acquaintance whilst under the fostering care of '* poor old Alona Mater,” permit me to request your attention ...
... TITHES. A correspondent of the Waltr/ord Chronicle, speaking tbe imprisonment of Mr. Pierce Maguire, at the suit of the Rev. Dean Lee, says that either the funds the Pre. cursor Society should applied his release, or subscription should entered upon for ...
... county of Tipperary, the Tories registered three, the Liberals only two. VVbat it Tipperary about ? The Alhlone Sentinel, speaking of the King's County registry, says—“ The Liberal party had the preponderance. The ratio stands thus (fur the several divisions ...
... and second row of boxes, too, were crowded ; but the galleries were not to well occupied. Of the performances we need hardly speak ; Mrs. Yates, as Viclorine in the first and Mrs. Kitty in the second piece, sustained her well-earned reputation, and was ...
... show forth so much the spirit of the times as the following from the July number of the British Critic, the writer of which speaks the sentiments of the Oxford clergy :—“No philosopher can be surprised, and no consistent Anglo-Catholic sorry, at any one ...
... performance of Mr, Balfe's splendid and beautiful opera, The Maid of Artois, Of the merits of the work we are not prepared io speak, from a first hearing, io terms of cool decision ; and our delight partook somewhat of enthusiasm in listening to the exquisite ...
... establishment of a liberty to print Italian paper* for the pretended use of a nation who nei. ther write nor read Italian, nor speak it, nor understand a word of it when read or spoken in their presence, 4c. In answer to the most extraordinarily incorrect ...
... Court of Peers having terminated on Thursday, the court was occupied Friday in bearing the Procureur and Advocate-General speak evidence. The former maintained that the murder of the infantry officer at the guard-house of the Palais de Justice was brought ...
... committee, to receive certain resolutions respecting ■ the funding of Exchequer bills. The right hon. gentleman was left speaking. ...
... instruct in the usual branches of Wn EnglUh Education—Writing, Arithmetic, and the Udf »Qlhe Globes included—French (which .she speaks native), Latin, the rudiments of Italian, Mutm, efurevery kipd ef Fashionable Needle-work. No objection to the OSuntry. References ...
... the Chartists was proceeding when the last accounts came away on Saturday, but the London evening papers of Monday do not speak of the result. The Newport Chartists have been tried and convicted ; four of them have been sentenced to periods of imprisonment ...