... Royal College of Physicians of London, Dr. O.F. Collier, published by Longman and Co.“lt no small defect in this compilation (speaking of the Pharxnacopo a) that we have no purgative mass hut what contains aloes; yet we know that hemorrhoidal persons cannot ...

... Editor of the Unita Cattolica,—Y our Roman correspondent's letter, dated Dec. 8, inserted in your issue of the 11th inst., speaking of the ovation received by the Pope in the Piazza of the Holy Apostles on the evening of Dec. 7, says, It is a pity that ...

... report How and by whom' is this great city governed? It is not pleasant to speak evil of persons holding official positions if we can avoid it. But if we speak at all, and speak truthfully, we must say that no community of which history gives any account ...

... daily cross the lines almost naked and quite famished, are to be believed. The Moniteur and other Paris papers received here speak of an Anglo- French mediation in the j war with Paraguay. Such intervention is not believed to hive any chance of success, ...

... matter was so kept within bounds that the damige resulting was confined to the de- partment in which it broke out. The fact speaks well for the measures taken at the outbreak of the tire, and the efforts made during its progress to subdue it. Ir, appears ...

... who ddly cross the lines dmost naked and quite famished, are to be believed. Tbe Monitenr and other newspapers received here speak of an Anglo-French mediation in the war with Paraguay. Such intervention is not beheved to have any ohance of succeßs, aa public ...

... longer a question of and dmy, but of prudence. 1 . -j ...

... Proceedings in, 299 Injunctions in Equity (Kerr), 236 Pedigrees, Catalogue of (hitherto unindezed), 207 Writing, Reading, and Speaking (Cox), 241 MISCELLANEOUS. Appointments—Promotions : Karslake, John, Esq., Q,. C., knighted, 25 Russell, George, Esq., to ...

... Duchies, he had the impudence to refuse. There was no dealing with such a man. The fact was, says Count Bismark, as if he were speaking of Faust having sold himself to the Devil, the Duke was an Austrian at heart, and so there was nothing to be done with him ...

... drink in bumpers the toast of the ei%ning. viz., the Healths of the newly marrisd conpfe, Mr. and Mrs. R. Dean. He could speak highly of his young mastsr, as being energetic in business and straightforward in his dealinps, and he sincerely trusted there ...

... on previous ecctesiohs, should the go- pa' veramejat again snake an application respiecting this bridge. anS Mr. Franklin, speaking as a shareholder iinthe two lines, very thi much underrated the effectt of competition; Were his ideas tin carried out, instead ...

... CATAsTROPRE.-Readers of history d will remember the account given by Tycho Brahse of the t appearance of a new star, in which he speaks of observing with indescribable astonishment a fixed star of a mag- nitude never before seen, in splendour equal to the Lt ...