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... x DE ESTRADA. A MONSIEUR LE REDACTRUB XN CHEF DU DAILY NEWS, DE LOYDRES. Mo|isxnUa,-On me communique uu extrait da Daily News, 16 Decembre, 1865, cd sd trouvo l paseag andvant:- Mr. Hidalgo, the Mexican envoy, whose Cong2 was an. nounced, baa only juat had the farewell audience of the Emperor. I must have mentioned before that his first secretary of legation, Mr. Fernando Gutierrez de Estrada, ...
... A somewhat important diseased meat proseou tion came before the Police Court on Thursday last. The accused was Mr George Wilsou p butcher, Fleshmarket, who was charged with exposing for sale three quarters of a cow unfit for human food. The evidence was of the most con. ~tradictory kind, and served to show how much reliance can be placed in the existing method of protecting the public against ...
... 1MIL TON.[C VER S/FICA TION. TEii discussion provoked by our note on the suggested emendation of lileS 1532-3 of the Agonistes is only another prooi how dangerous it is to interfere with a great author's text. At once the floodgates of contro- versy are opened, and once opened they are not easily closed. Our cor- respondents Most Unmusical, Most Melancholy Experience and M. may be ...
... 4-~- ae- . i- etmmm5 ; ECOND ?? ~ s i' ' 0- - - ?? 'T ' T , . ?? i[BY tMFGEH&PKE To~e Daily Tekegral)h saysf Alr. Edward Bullir,'; the member for North Northaiiptonshire, is towho:'i created a baronet. : S.IR ROJBUT PEJ. -- The Duily Tedieaiv says- We havII reason tc ,eklive that her Majeityhas siftedlzerhine~stiorx' th' confer the Grand Cri&a of 'the Batfi,' v'a'ntib' the death of Lord ...
... THE WEST INDIA MAIL I --9- INTELLIGENCE FROM JAMAICA. By the arrival of the West India Mail at South. a, ampton on Saturday, we have received files of Be papers from Kingston up to the 11th of De- ol eember. The Solent had arrived there on t the 7th, carrying files of English newspapers; 1 and the papers of the latest date are filled with articles which had appeared in the Times, Daily I b ...
... LORD PALMEIISTON'S WyLL4. i The will of the Right Hon. Henry John Viscount IPalmerston, was provedinthe principal registry of her Majesty's Court of Probate on the 22nd inst. The executors appointed are his relict, the Rig]lt Hon. E..iy Mtary ViscountessPalmerston, and her second son, the Bight Hon. William Francis Cowper ; but the latter only has proved the -will. Power is re- served to Lady ...
... LATEST NEWSE I HERALD OFFICE, Mocy MOntMQ. I SB TEL E GRA PH, FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. R UTEB'S TELERAMS.1 SPAIN. Senor A-eole will, ia the name of the Moderate Opposition, propose an address of the Spanish Senate, referrig to the Holy See. FRANCE. Paris, Dec. 30. Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clothilde re- ceived yesterday the Ambassadors of Spain and Tur. key, and the Ministers of Bral, ...
... I__ $ralnxan !g33!fl* DUBLIN: MONDAY, JANITATlY 1, 1866. r TIii New Year opens with much of sadness and much of hope. A considerable number Of our fellow-countLymen, carried away by wild and impracticable theories, have been already sentenced or await their trials on tcharges of stimulating to anarchy and blood- sled, in the vain hope of establishing a social Iand democratic republic in this ...
... . NE 97/IYrVERR=TY BUILDINGS AT g~ GILMOREallai A scheme for the reconstruction of our Universi BuIftgs has been now for Rnome time before the public, and it is gratifying to observe that consider- able progress has been made towards its realisation Eeveral years have elapsed since the idea was first mooted. It was only last year, however, when a large sum. was obtained from the ?? Railway ...
... The following letter has been addressed by Richard Hodgson, REq,, chairman of the North Britirh Railway Company, to Mr. James White, chairman of the recent meeting of shareholders of Scottish railways, held at Glasgow:- North British Railway Company Head Office, Edinburgh, Dec. 25, 1865. Dear Sir,-Yonr letter, with the resolutions of a meeting of shareholders in the principal Scottish railway ...
... LIVERPOOL NEWS, (from oar own Correspondent) A 72EW ZEALAND WAR CHIEF. Liverpool, Satuntay. Much has been said and written, and no small degree of interest was excited a few moaths ago by the accounts given of the bravery arua warlike n. telligence evinced by the chief of a lrien tribe, and the warriors under his command, in a desperate con- fict with British troops, in the sanguinary though ...
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