... prevent him com- i mumicating with any one desirous of knowivng what his offence was. Mr. Hawley was not per- Y mitted to speak to anyone, and one correspon- Y dent considers the police very mach exceeded their duty. He is also at a loss to know what ...

... FRANCE. t RtTMOU1RED MINISTERIAL CHANGES N r ITALY. t PARIS, March 15. r The Aalion, of this evening, says letters from Turin speak of an approaching change in the Ministry. The S new Cabinet would comprise Baron Ricasoli, Signor 1 Isatazzi, and General La ...

... valuable paper, to recommend him to those ladies and gentlemen who are desirous of im- hs proving their writing, &e. t can speak with the greatest. VAs confidence of his system, from the great benefit I have re- is ceived, and that of many friends who ...

... of T Phreepence half- penny. This great fact, as Mr. Odgers would say, speaks trumpet tongued for the determina- tion of the people of Hull to have -Reform. 'It speaks well, too, for the thrifty disposition of the League. To enfranchise six thousand ...

... country. a 395.- What do you mean hr currency P-`Money. n fa 390.- Whet constitutes money?'-1 Glold and Surer, otrictly speak' pi bin Ing, are the only onetarycmnoditftes. [[like tho term monetary GE an comodicidces.) The sueluion of paper of different ...

... his return from Portsmouth written a six- column report on the immense superiority of the Englisal over the French navy. Speaking of our shipbuilding, the only department in which France can bear any com- paroson,' he says- The best French types are ...

... attention, and it could not be put in a ud fairer way than it had been put by the chairman as a Coot- ?? ssercial man. He would speak to those present as a farmier on to farmers. It had been said that the question was a corn- sat merchant's or corndealer's ...

... Lodon has not remained a; the ansein ll is ditrits ;somearebetter off than they li were and aonne worse; north of the Thames (speaking still is of tis central and more crowded section) there has been a is decrease of 11,000 or 12,000, and on the south side ...

... sEyrEsS sly DR. LoCoCsEe PuL- SloaiC NVAsiRS-es Dunkeld, ?? I was, troubled with Hoarse- -ness, and for ebout a month could speak but very little, until the other day, I tri!d ; box of your IVAFnis., and was relieved altogethir.- a0. R. DisCo. They give ...

... rice has caused an Increased activity in the woollen and linen manufactures, which are the nearest suh-. stitute. Broadly speaking, and omitting the distressed unions specially devoted to the cotton manufacture, it may be said that all our manufacturers ...

... concluded this, to Catholic ears, most startling euloRium, by the following phrase: Three religions have an equal right to speak in the nare of the civilised world -ibe Jeisih, the Catholie, and the Protestant. The Legitlmist and very Catholic Gazette ...

... nt with their presence; and Her Majesty e4*essed herself as being highly pleased with all she wit- nessed. Nor, if report speaks truly, were the Spanish people less delighted, for no less than 5,000 people assisted at the representation, and gave a ...