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... HAYMARKET.—Tnis Evixmo, THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Mr. Farren; Mrs. Nisbett; Mrs. Glover.—And THE RODBED LION. —Doors open at 64. PRINCESS'S. THIS Evixixo, PHILIP VAN ARTEVELDL Philip Van Artevelde, Mr. Mscready; Adrians Van Merest™, E. Montague; Clara Van Artevelde, Miss 8. - And BIMP. SON AND CO.—Doors open at 64. LYCEUM.— This Evuii-to, THE TWO QUEENB,—With (Ist time), PEGGY GREEN. Mr. C. ...
... the reckless manner in which the emigration from Ireland has been conducted during the season which has closed. It seems like harping upon truisms to repeat the sound principles of emigration. Emigration is mode of relief only fitted for those who are sufficiently robust and versatile in resources to benefit themselves by the change of scene. the case of such emigrants, the regulator of a ...
... In the Home of Lords yesterday the Earl Ellenborocgh, on moving for papers to show the amount of advances made in India on the hypothecation goods, observed that it was moet that the manner in which the commercial transactions that country were carried should be brought under consideration, an opportunity for doing which would be now afforded, before the committee about to be appointed on ...
... unsatisfactory to the country, the force coherence of its arguments are likely to disappoint tint happily expanding class of persons, who think between the exposition and the adoption of a most important line of conduct, there ought to be some doss and convincing relation. We Lave nothing 10 against the temper or the completeness of the right honourable gentleman's explanations. very courteous ...
... Mr. Winch, Mr. Mann, and Mr. Hassell, a deputation from the Wallasey commissioners, and Mr. Fletcher, had an interview with the Commissioners of her Majesty's Woods and Forests yesterday, at their office in Whitehallplace.—Mr. W. Evans, M.P., had an interview with the Right Hon. E. Strutt yesterday.—Mr. Wilson Patten, M.P., had also interview yesterday with the right hon. gentleman, at the ...
... that country, which, however expedient one time, is, we think, altogether misplaced at pre- Mt. This is to make a kind of bargain with the ministry of the day, and consent to any curtailment of the people's privileges, condition that this be accompanied and counterbalanced by future concession to popular rights. This may have been useful mode of wringing just concessions from reluctant and ...
... on Question- That leave given to bring in bill for better prevention of crime and outrage oertain parts of Ireland. Ayes, 224 Moos, IS. ayes. Adair, H. E. Drummond, H. Jervia, J. Raphael Adair, R. A. S. Duckworth,Sir JJooelyn, ViscountKawdon. CbL Anson, HomCoL Duff. G. 8. J Attwood, J. Duke, Sir J. Keppel,Han.G.T.Ricaido O * Bagshaw.J. Duncuft, J. Kef,R! _ Dundaa, Adm. Labouchere, H. ...
... debate there is one conspicuous and powerful body, so intimately associated in the public mind with every part of the question, and so peculiarly open by its constitution to the criticisms of every sciolist, that the main drift of the controversy is very often lost in a conflict of personality with the Rank of England. It must be admitted that there are very great temptations to mix the Bank ...
... [From the New Fork Courier and Inquirer.] In the absence of any intelligence of very positive moment, we have supposed it might interest such of our European readers as by the force of circumstances have their attention turned iust now to the subject of banks, and the best modes of rendering these institutions at once safe and useful, to lay before them the chief features of the free banking ...
... Journal of an Overland Expedition in Australia, from Moreton Bay to Port Essington, during the years 1844-6. By Dr. Ludwio Leichhardt. Map of Leichhardt'> Australia. By John Arrowsmith. If there be truth in the last reports received from Australia, Dr. Leirhhardt has been obliged to put back from the great expedition, undertaken him as supplementary the journey the results of which are now ...
... law relating to postal reform. The new laws (which will come into operation on the Ist of January next) reduce the postage on all Belgian newspapers, whatever may be their size, from 2 centimes tolc.; and that on foreign journals, from 10c. to sc. Consequently, on and after the above date, the postage on English papers arriving in Belgium will be one halfpenny instead of (as at present) one ...