... is the consequence ? Why, that every Country in Europe is obliged to keep up an enormous armament also. This is certainly speaking to the purpose; but it is all too late, and the Great Belar pockets the money of Jono BULL, whose pockets seem to run over ...

... -- M. HUDSON'S LETTER. The love of fair play is, generally speaking, our national characteristic. In England it is our pride and boast that no man can be condemned unheard: it is the law of the land, based on Christianity, the ground of reason, and the ...

... Mr. Bright is recognised as an out-spoken man, who seldom minces his words, whether distasteful or> not. 1-Ie is reputed to speak as he thinks and feels. If, so, wihen his twin brother, Cobden, is elevated to the Premiership,itwill be no great marvel to ...

... Miss Julia Flighty ?? Al ISS HARTOPP. Mrs. Holdfast ?? MISS DE HORYEY Fanny Pepper ?? LADY K. EGERTON. In this performance-to speak by tie card-tire whole strength of tire dramatic company was exhibited, and very much to the amusement of an audience whit ...

... other opportunities of speaking of thenm separately hereafter. The piece was eminently successful from beginning to end. We may just mention that the telling Pantomime of The Mistletoe Bough, produced by Mr. XV. H,. Payne, speaks for itself ill its continued ...

... interstices between the teeth and the gums which caused a whistlimig sound tlaughter) whenever the defendant attempted to speak. The second set was so ill-adapted and defective thattimey distorted the defendasnt's features and gave a hideous appearance ...

... Merite ?? Robinson (the eldest brother of lamenteut Jemy) who is matched to meet Trainer, of Liverpeol, in battle array. Report speaks highly of Young Robin- son's capabilities, and, if the match progresses, -we may say more anon. A meeting to arrange the ...

... almost ridiculously strong resemblance. Ile has not yet appeared in public, and the Derby is his first engagement, but report speaks in the highest terms of his form and capabilities, and we have no doubt he will ere long occupy a prominent position in the ...

... indus- trial population. There is one other party which is destined to play an important part in the coming struggle : we speak of the representatives of Ireland. No longer the slaves of a tyrannical D~emocracy, the Irish repre- sentatives, in either ...

... insisting that all the French troops shall be withdrawn from the Roman States. Private letters from Madrid of the 15th inst. speak of the sufferings and losses sustained by the Spanish soldiers on their return to Spain, and occasioned by the want of care ...

... only difference being that it has flawv bet-n thiought adrantageous for the Company to retain these latter shares. Legally speaking, the responsibility inl respect of these Sunderlano Dock shares may perhaps be cost upon me, bat, iilthis be no,ievery s ...

... the only ti intol itt cre atitn, titan excepted, that carl be made to cot1itiiit suicide. Bin/hotl Borne. TsE Perth Coutier speaks of a colony of widows in Bridget;d. They aimmot woirry a nan,' says the Courier, who venitures tiear their preciticts. ...