... been ; rescued from her perilous condition would be hailed with r universal delight throughout the Britieh Isles as in the United States. The steamers base probably sailed before this. I God speed them on their errand I On Wednesday week, a weaver named ...

... had eonioth.ng worth rending. I mnet not omit the way In mention that the Jevnore report aaeerts - though I do not credit it- Unit the King of Delhi iweaped neigl.benring shrine in dieguiec of woman, bc.iidia, it is moreover reporled, was raising 15,000 ...

... considers a chivalrous rather than prudent feeling, to reinstate the original proprietors, to destroy the middlemen, and to re-settle the landed property of the Kingdom of Oude; suspected as it must naturally have been of sinister motives, it ought to have ...

... oway, 244, Strand, (near Temple Bar.) Loudon ; also by all resnectable Druggists aud Dealers m Medicines throughout the civilized world, at the following price. j s l|d., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., Us., 225., and 33s.,each There considerable saving by taking the ...

... was rather peculiar regards his claims to consideration. the annexation, or rather after it, when that most fatal and per resettlement of Oude took place, in which our officers played with estates and titles as if they were footballs, took from the Rajah ...

... bonds to be paid in specie. The proposal to allow dope. sits with the treasury at five per cent. interest was dimgreed to. The United States bows can be converted into 20 years' Ali per cent. stock, or seven per cent. 32 years treasury bonds. The customs and ...

... °heck the Tool stood between him and Wart when the &hot . Wu, who was Wean on board • h i do fa 'sea, to take place before civil judges seated by military at ail fit in with a right-angled person. Besides, there ilsorder of the subsequent retreat. The ...

... is quite right and civil to mark with satisfaction the kindly intercourse which the International Exhibition has elicited between HER MAJESTY's subjects, and the numerous foreigners who have been attracted this year to the United Kingdom. But when Ministers ...

... called upon to take the chair on that occasion. newel. I Reform Bills had teceived,—that they were hopeless chairman of the United Liberal Registration Society, of the successful treatment of f the question by the preamid that official capaeity he was requested ...

... four constituent portions the United Kingdom, viz., Scotland, Wales, England, and Ireland; and the facile pen of Mr. George Seton describes some of the more striking characteristics of the inhabitants the now happily united countries. The third work, ' ...

... the re-settlement of the bnd fay the conquerors ou atone for it Though a warrior, he does not pretend to be a Ww Christian ; and though carrying firs and sword before him, he don not believe that fin rad swordan th© best ©grata rf civilization, or that ...

... ANSAINIINATIoN OF NIL LINCOLN. Sir G. Gnat, oa rising to move an address to the Crown on the essaistnation of the President of the United States, said—Sir, I very notch regret the unavoidable absence of my noble friend at the head of the Government, is whose name ...