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... sonip 1.1balhig. INSOLENCE IN INDIA.-One of the most respectable of the Calbutta journals gives prominence to the following recommendation :-It is very desirable that natives of all classes should be made to salute Europeans. Should the proclamation, which must come out some day or other, have a clause in which it would be said that natives are to salute Europeans as a mark of superiority of ...
... HUNT, THE CBIcKETER. -About £750 have boen sub. scribed for the benefit of Hunt's wife and fonmily. THE NAVY. - The Tises says it is rumoured that the Duke of Northumberland, vice-admiral on half-pay, is about to be placed on the active list of flog-offlcers. SIR B. BRODIE.-We are requested to state that there is no truth in the announcement by the Lancet, that it is intended to confer a ...
... J1*te~~~atS 2or~tz,| I DUBLIN WEDNESI)AY, DECEMBER ,186,8.| LAST YrAUR'S BILLS ! H How wonderfully elastic are the national el resources I How rapidly they recover from c1 lthe shock of a commercial crisis I Such isr the gratulatory exclamation of the gentle ani tt mat who submits to an amount of taxation, for 51 the purpose of feeding the largess outlay ever P incurred by a etate, with a ...
... A DIT'UTA'TION, consisting of the following gentlemen: MIr. Crawford, M.P., Lord Goderich, M.P., Mr. Greg- son, MY., Mr. lorsfall, M.P., Mir. Ervart, MU., Mr. Driumimond, M.P., Sir Dalrymirle Elplhinstone, I.P., the Mayor of Manchester (Mr. Mlackite), Mr. William Friirl,airn, Mr. Thomas Fairbairn, Mr, Pender, Mr. Ross, and iMr, Simpson, 1;orn Manchestor; Mr. Charles Turiner, Mr. AlAlicking, ...
... ill 1). c 10 (3 ?) -(?R ii? . clfagt (Iletu 'rcffer. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1858. A TELEGQAI of Indian news, of much import. ance, will be found in our columnns. The cam- paign had opened, and already several victories had crowned our arms. The Royal proclama- tion, also, had been issued, and was deemed satisfactory to all parties. Pr. has for some time been a ...
... -r - s id A WATERMAN DIOW1NED AT BCTTOMIBOAT.-An inquest was held on Thursday afternoon, before T. Taylor, e aqu at ?? erry-boat Inn, Bottombont, ol the body of at Mr. Jameos Watkin n, aged sixty-three, master mariner es and keel owner, of York. Deceased, who was much re- d psected, was crossing from au adjoining vessel to his own le -both lying in the river Calder, at Bottoinboat,-about i- ...
... YORKSHIRE WI4NTER GAOL DE LVERY. 'a The foilolving prisoners ale in. Yorl Castle for 11 tlra! at the Wvinti-. Gcdl ])elivery for the coulty of York, d! before Mr. Baron Wation, commlencing ou Wicdoiesday next, a lice Scb inst.:- I.Frealieriokc Hieslo y, enot'za mcdl crixoo r. at rlinrithb. 2 atid 3. Tlhmis Mc.I.Vy mul Alin ?? robbery. at Leedc. I. 4. 'alsuiel I I ouso, otmit t aid roblory, at ...
... A stranger would hardly imagine that we were on the eve of a social revolution. There are no monster meet- ings; no processions of squalid and resolute men; no conspiracies in cocklofts to murder Cabinets at dinner; no men with pistols prowling about Parliament-street no seditious pamphlets nothing in England, or Ireland, or anywhere, that five policemen could not manage. Yet we are about to ...
... From St. N.izaire, in the Bonne Mère -DOS sacks of flour, for Spiller and Browne. From Dantzic, in the Louise Drockelmanu-Cargo of timber, for Batchelor Brothers. From Nantes, in the Joseph Hippolite—150 sacks flour, for Spiller and Browne. From Dautzic, in the Argus-A cargo of timber for Powell and Son. DUTY PAID ON IMPORTATION. Powell and Sons, 430 loads sleepers, ex Argus. Spiller and ...
... TPiE RESULTOF ALL TRAVELLING.- Well II am glad to get homne again.-Punch. -NrORMATION WANTED.-HOW many toes has the foot of a hill? irN'SCRIPTION FOR A TEmPERANCE BANNER.- We lead a life of Jolli-tea.-Pusnche. Although one swallow will not make a summer, still one pin in a cbalr-oushion will make one spring. A priest said to a peasant whom he thought rude, You are better fed than taught. ...
... ADDRESS OFds THE1 BIRMINVGH-AM REF'ORM .ASSOCIATION. |(FROse mx BIRMIxCIIAat JoesasrAL.) |The following address has been adopted and issued Itby the Reform Association of Birmingham: ;TilE ]tEFOR~takS.oa BI 04IA55 TO TE LEFORthtEnts |OF OGREAF! BnITA545 AND~ IRELAsIX 'Peliew-Countrymen,-We invite you to co-ope- rate. wtit u Is in an attempt to obtain, by legitimate and peaceable means, an ...
... NEBWCASTLI,, DEOCBMBE 3. ~The Ariil a'ad sentence of M. do Montalem-. bert continues to be a topic of observation, and, it may be added, of aniniiidversion. The motivo and object of the prosecution are equally in- cwrebensible. The problem would be most .a1r s.olved by supposing that the proeedings =WXhicave taken place had been instituted by` the enemies of the Emperor, if that were possi. ...