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... The Burmese Ruby.—A correspondent of the Calcutta Citizen, speaking of the reception of the English embassy by the Burmese King, says The only thing remarkable at the interview was an inanimate object, and that was ruby in the centre of the Pagoda crown ...
... The Court Journal, in speaking of the presence Miss Nightingale at the ball at Balmoral last week, says :— Miss Nightingale was specially invited to be present, and was seated with the royal family and the court circle at one end of the hall. This young ...
... The Piedmontese papers continue to speak of the illuminations aud other rejoicings with which the towns of Piedmont have celebrated the fall of Sebastopol. The same feeling has been strongly evinced in Spain. Extraordinary Marriage.— An American gentleman ...
... GOOD ADVICE. The Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Her. Dr. Whetely, in speaking at the lord mayor’s banquet on Tuesday evening, said : I have been amongst yon now about a quarter of a century, and a man whose life does not testify to his principles had ...
... SUMMARY. The Herald's Paris correspondent speaks of differences in the French cabinet, and states that Persigny’s long stay in Paris is not unconnected with the uncertain tenure of office by Walewski. The representation of Rome at the congress is doubtful ...
... AUSTRIA. The Vienna journals speak strongly against the convention on the Danubian Principalities, particularly the Ost Deutsche Post, the organ of Count Buol, which endeavours to prove that the congress of Paris has done nothing more than produce an ...
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... 16, 165(1, THE SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, 16, 1850, The Post's Paris correspondent speaks of a congress as being probable, and states that Italy is greatly agitated. The Pope has sent the Emperors of France and Austria for troops, and there ...
... Q PRINT G! Hail mystic art! which men like angels taught. To speak to eyes, and point embodied thought! The deaf and dumb, blest skill, relieved by thee, make one sense perform the act of three : We see—we hear—we touch tbe head and heart ■And ...
... ‘TITAN TED, a WOMAN who can Read and » Write and WR UP FILES. None other needs appIy.—SPEAK AND JACKSON, Etna Works. ...
... ambassador. Baron described as very handsome black, with most gentlemanly manners. He speaks the French languHge, of course, most fluently, and the English language speaks very grammatically, aud is remarkably slirewd and well-informed. The baron came on ...
... it therefore enacted, That whosoever shall henceforth speak or write in disparagement or ridicule of John Bright, shall be guilty of burglary (a), and whosoever shall directly or indirectly speak or write in praise of the British constitution as it has ...