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... THE OFFICES v. PLAIN SPEAKING. - I Piccadilly, Jan. 28. Sir-So much sympathy ia felt among enlightened Ea. glishmen with your laudable endeavours to effect soms reform in the menagement of our foreign affairs, that I take the liberty of writing to ...
... SIR JOHN KEY SPEAKS FOR ENGLAND. We have, for some time past, grievously erred in our estimate of a sovereign who, it appears, is endeared to all classes of Englishmen. Daring the late war the diplomacy of the allies had, we were informed, one difficulty ...
... vituperated and ma- ligned, and so many of their-numberpersecuted by imprisonment, exilej -torture, and even Adenthitself. It speaks volumes in favour 'of'the intelligence of the working classes of England, that they'were the first to detect the legerdemain ...
... for the formation of a corps of gen. ji being actively proceeded with, under jo.,ioa of three European officers. from Madrid speak of the difficulty \f~tiCO as being in a fair way of arrange- terrol,', the enlighteued course pursued by Bid& the Mexican Charg ...
... visit of the Pope to various Italian princes, and hi, Holiness has greatly modified the rest of his tour. Letters from Tripoli speak of a duel between the Enli'h Vice-Consul and a gentleman attached to the FreDeh consulate there. Circumstances connected with ...
... has at length' met, and before long we shall find 6ut'of'what -stuff'it is composed. Its first proceeding, Icomparatively speaking, an unimiportant' one, is not 4-pery promising. Lord Palmerston assumed the tone of, a dictator in putting forth his candidate ...
... RUSSIA. The Brussels ilorci speaks triumphantly on the subject of the Russian railways. We have fre- quently (it says) spoken of the systematic attacks made on this enterprise by certain organs of the public press. It would be easy for us to refute ...
... Robert Ball, Director of the University Museum, and president of a society kindred to our own. It is not in Dublin that I need speak of Dr Boll's career. There is no scientific body in this city with which he -was not more or less coniected or identified; ...
... before us, who was eventually one of his victims, speaks with the most implicit reliance on his friendship and honour, evidently without a mo- ment's mistrust of his proffered aid and hospita- lity. She speaks of him, by the way, as a man of immense wealth ...
... man fungus-when Christmas comes, let the reader be assured the cynic speaks from Above Stairs. And he says to himself- I can eat a good dinner every day in the year; and, to speak truth, I lie neither roast sirloin nor plum-pudding; wherefore, then, ...
... Addressed the sopoy on reli- gious tubjects, I beg to stats that during the last 20 years and upgards Ihave been in the habit of speaking to the I natives 9( all classes, sepoys an4 others, making no distinc- tion, silce there is no respect of persons with God ...
... or cast aside. The representative has given place to the real-will speaks through the rifle. The Executive administer by charges of cavalry, and Justice, in the robes of Vengeance, speaks from the mouth of the cannon. From Calcutta to Lucknow everything ...