... already changed their minds, and that the government will eventually obtain a majority. It is ex- pected that M.. 'Xhiers will speak on the question this evening or to-nmori'ow. RoME.-The Papal soldiers have violated the Tuscan territory, And ill-treated the ...

... may rely upon it that a nation which has X once gained a free trade in food, will never par 8 with the blessing. y Wn2N we speak of the dulness of politics in I 1849, we of course refer chiefly to domestic politics. 1 On the Continent, Hungary and Italy ...

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... policy of this journal, and its influence on critical occa- sions, I shall possibly have another eDu& a better opportunity of -speaking. But it seems to be to tha purpose to say that when I was unexpectedly solicited by the then proprietors 'of the Inslelligencers- ...

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... Liverpool to speak to Mr. Keltey's character and business habits, if it had been allowed ; tradeS- cuen that were satisfied that if we hats bought them we should have taken them, and therefore they c.4me voluntarily to the court to speak on our bealsaf ...

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... this formidable disease I H It is not our intention to maintain a protracted cor- S respondence upon this subject, the facts speak for them- ea selves. We confess that we have beers astonished at tire result of our own (assisted by tule public) researches ...

... be open by a Festival, consisting at Tea; Public d I g Speaking, Concert, and Ball, on Tuesday evening next, . January 15th, 1810. Tea on the~ table' at six o'clock pre- tin ciealy Public Speaking at'leight o'clock-and Ball and b Concert at ten 'c~lock ...

... 0 hte a siperior young person, of active and industrious habis asWAITING MAID and ATTENDANT. It is neces- .sary that she speak well, and also be able to do plain work, neatly. A knowledge of dressmalrng would be a recommenda - tion. Any respectable person ...

... BUILDING' bor t will be open by a Festival, consisting of Tea,.Public Speaking, Concert, and Ball, on Tuesday evening next, January lGth, 1S50. Tea on the table at six o'clock pre. T ?? Speaking at eight o'clock-and Ball and Concert at ten o'clock, TiCEIOM NINEPENCE ...

... IIENdEUHIJ 20, : QOLDEN-LAvl, BAnscOAN. rTUE ABOVE SPACIOUS BUTILDING . ±siill be open by a Festill, coneiivting et tear. ?? Speaking, Consert, and 'Ball,. ori Tuesday etenbg next, January i5tli, i85rJ. Tea on the table at' six o'9lock pie- ?? Spenking at ...