... satisfaction that this head of report they arc enabled to state, that they close with balance in hand of £l6 16a. sd. Humanly speaking, this gin tiffing result attributable to the Roggestion of Alexander Findlater, Esq, at the last annual meeting, the adoption ...

... four o’clock. The widowed Marchionesses, two of them the most beautiful women in England, are about being married and report speaks of the charms of the third, being, not so striking as .her conipecrcsses, somewhat rooic substantial. l_ - LOUGHREA QUARTER ...

... trustees, one of whom had been appointed by Lord Carysfort, and the other by the company. Mr. M'Neill said that, legally speaking, three trustees should'have been appointed. It was not usual for public companies to appoint but two. The chairman said it ...

... week terras of commendation, and which has since then created vast sensation ail over Europe. In England every man writes and speaks openly his opinion upon ©very subject, foreign and domestic, secular and lay. The press laws in France require the name of ...

... actibn has befen agreed upon the two countries, dr cfen that they will be found always in accordance Iff the CbrrgfesA. merely speak of the general concurrence of Erante in the principle proclaimed by England—that, the Italians having the course of events ...

... the English alliance are delighted at the change which has taken place in the language even of subordinate officials, in speaking of England and things English. This is faithfully imitated from wbatis to be observed in higher regions. The correspondent ...

... Christian Dalai Lama if M. de Laguerroniere’s “infamous plans” are carried out. The Volksfreund, the Uni vers of Austria, thus speaks on the subject:— “ As well knew what kind of sympathy was felt for his Holiness in French Governmental circles, and what projects ...

... and 50,707 in 1857. . The Times notices in a leader, the change of tone which some of the Irish papers have undergone, in speaking the Emperor of France. A little while ago when the Emperor was believed to be hostile to England, he was their idol, but ...

... his nativity, at five o’clock on Tuesday morning, at the advanced age of 86. Of his professional career it is superfluous to speak. Suffice to say, that throughout the length and breadth of the* laiid. for the last half century, his feats have become familiar ...

... where the vapoury part was condensed, and came out in the one or two drops he offered yesterday. The Emperor’s reply ought to speak for itself. But when his Majesty says, that he has ever professed the most profound respect for recognised rights, are we right ...

... —Mayo Constitution. The Emperor and the Tuscan (Ducal) Envoy. —A Paris correspondent of the Independence of BruMcla, in speaking of the Emperor’s address to the diplomatic body, says The language used caused a considerable sensation, which was afterwards ...

... billion, two hundred and eighty-eight millions of inhabitants, who are calculated to populate the globe, would, comparatively speaking, transform vice into virtue, depravity into innocence, and renew the mind of man to its primitive likeness; and this abode ...