... nothing further would require to be said. for it must be acknowledged, and some years' residence in the colony enables me to speak from personal observation, that Western Australia has derived great advantage from the introduction of convicts. But, sir, ...

... fell from my hon. friend the Mayor, end one or two observations which dropped from you, Sir. My friend the Mayor said, in speaking of his anxious desire for the prosarity of this city, that he was quite sure that that prcasri vould be greatly increased- ...

... this country are thus beginning If to speak for themselves on the great questions of m human freedom and progress involved in the th American struggle, and as usual when fairly ni roused? they seem likely to speak in a voice not to al be mistaken. No one ...

... and the Presse I) all allude to this news as being the great event of g the day. The P'resse, which was laughed at for li speaking of a free Poland in a free Russia, 4 now triumphs. It says positively that Russia o will not answer the three notes otherwise ...

... follows - In making their report to the pro. prietors at this time, the directors have to express their regret that they caunot speak in favourable ternis of the condition of Ireland. Four adverse seasons in suceession, from the year 1859, have necessarily ...

... as possible of the height and size of a lee second class railway carriage, carrying 16 persons. pe The ground floor (so to speak) is divided into ?? We partments, neatly lined with bed ticking, and where bi it would be quite possible to sleep. There is ...

... States is likely to be one of the consequences of the fall of Puebla. In reference to this rumour M. Drouyn de Lhuys' office speaks, through its organ, the Pays, in the following haughty but oracular language : Neither with regard to the United States or ...

... shame, and she regretted that the complain. WO ant, who professed tO be a COhritin woman, should after b taking as oath to speak the truth, stand there and my she did not know what all this meant. She had formerly m, loded in the complainait's house, and ...

... lie expects, as already ltited. to ?? -an andiencc of the Emperor, and if ?? cllrse of convorsation should encourage him to Speak eli political topics, he is prepared to ex- plaia tho reasolls Which compelled the Russian Cabiiet to decline colnplialcu uith ...

... which the science of modern chemistry ha' cosferred upon mankind ; for during the tirst twenty years of the present century to speak of a cure for the gont was considered a romance: but now the emca3 and safety of this medicine is 8s fully temonstrated, by ...

... the Streits of Dover are now unani. mous as to what is necessary to be done in the matter. The report to the French Emperor speaks in particular, end at length, of the impolicy of stopping experiments on animals as regards medical jurisprudence. Where, ...

... APRn 1. La France of this evening says - M. Magne will not be replaced in the ministry. M. M. Ba- roche and Vuitry will speak on behalf of the government on the financial questions about to be discussed in the Chambers. PRINCE WILLIAM OF DENMARK PRO- ...