... Powers lead her to entertain a well-founded hope that no renewed disturbance of the peace of Europe is to be apprehended. The civil war in North America still unhappily continues. Her Majesty remains steadfastly neutral between the contending parties, and ...

... legislator, and a law-reformer, we now proceed to appeal to him as a man. I There are certain occupations in which, in a civilized state, woman should never be allowed to participate, not necessarily because there is any inherent evil in them, but simply ...

... small minority, there is no party which does not view it as the POPE views progress and civilization. Nobody is a warmer friend to true progress and real civilization, but the anarchic theories which go about under those names fill his venerable soul with ...

... in the service of the United States, to contribute their share towards maintaining their own freedom, and Securing their rights as citizens of the United States. Whenever a negrohas enlisted in the mihitasy service of the United States, lie may locate ...

... to treat, both the weak and the strong Governments with which England has differ- ences, in the instances of Brazil and the United States. In both cases Lord RUSSELL spoke, as we think he has throughout acted, like the thoroughly Whig Foreign Minister he ...

... attribute which can either instruct the mind or warm the heart-all this would be a misfortune compared with which anything else-civil war itself- would be easy and tolerable. Whatever else is sacrificed, the lead- ing features of our institutions and the leading ...

... Switzerland. Occasional Notes on- The Admission of Clergymen to the Bar. Artful Advertising. Workhouse Lodgings. Modern Civilization. No. IV. Russian Constitetionalism. Parliamentary Review. The Man who Hunts and does Like it. Forsyth's Life of Cicero ...

... Although a matter of less importance than the continuance of the great civil struggle, it may come to affect us more directly. Whatever diminishes the chance of a rupture with the United States is good cause of congratulation to all unprejudiced and sensible ...

... Attenborough's Way of doing Busi. ness. The Admission of Clergymen to the Bar. Artful Advertising. Workhouse Lodgings. Modern Civilization. Quack Advertisements. The Farner's View of the Malt-tax. Mr. Borromeo and the AforningStar. New Work for Commissionaires ...

... Attenborough's Way of doing Busi- ness. The Admission of Clergymen to the Bar. Artful Advertising. Workhouse Lodgings. Modern Civilization. Quack Advertisements. The Farmer's View of the Malt-tax. Mr. Borromeo and the AMorniing Slar. New Work for Commissionaires ...

... measure which the United King- dom Alliance propose to make the war-cry of the next general election-the Permissive Bill. His lordship says, in a letter to the Secretary of the Alliance, I am quite aware that the opinions of the United Kingdom Alliance ...

... Attenborough's Way of doing Busi- ness. The Admission of Clergymen to the Bar. Artful Advertising. Workhouse Lodgings. Modern Civilization. Quack Advertisements, The Farmer's View of the Malt-tax. Mr. Borromeo and the Aforpvig Star. New Work for Commissionaires ...