... desire o! ruling over all mankind. His wasnot to be the king dom of the sword, but the sovereignty of intellect You know the story of Hildebrand, Pope Gregory VII He indulged in this dream ; the Gospel was to rule in place of the sword. Mahomét had adopted ...

... Perforneance to commence at Seven. igit regalons enforced In front Of the house. NOW 'PUBLISHED, Sold In the Theatre. THE STORY OF BLUE BEARD; ,IT 'Told inmorsienslalrhyme, by'- c 1ENRY J. BYRON. VA X H. W., P1EARSON 'begpS tO a ounn ce .LM IL that he ...

... goods from the north and other )f parts, and many would-be purchasers left after M their patience had been well tried. In short, the I interruption to business has been serious. In the neighbourhood of Fulham the snow was e so deep that many of the doors ...

... 'withias-ge covored flagged rard having a and dlitchee at one and ths sanod thnts ;alSOo sach-hosese and Istable and three-story wavshouse, behindi'the, saeat, with aislde en ran0' te O-ilseel Ofunmstation-row for taking 1Jan dolsoar seggeosl.AvPlY to ...

... brought tocondign punishment. Should his Royal Highness become vereign, as by the grace of God he may soon be, whata strange story it may be to tell that a King of Great Britain did apply toa poor count justice to grant him a search warrant for stolen goods ...

... Rigid regulations ,niforced in front of the house. Mr. J. a. MACDONNELL, Treasurer. NOW PUBLISHED, Sold in the Theatre, THE STORY OF BLUE BEARD. TL Told in mnoenslocaLrhyme, by HENRY J. BYRON. M RS, GEORGE KEEF begs. to announre her ANNUAL CONCERT for MONDAY ...

... when he delivered the following original address, written specially for the opening by Mr. Robert Crompton :- Few years and short, and yet beyond a soorg Since he who penned this first knew Bootle shore- A wilderness almost, save when it saw The Cheshire ...

... counter customer; and although ho his suspicions that she had I —some • —6 -- possessed us use , a aceepted :is true her story that the article belonged to her husband, and that she only made the application because the pawnshops were closed, and she ...

... developed itself into activity, but the position of affairs in her Catholic Itiajesty's territories is exceedingly critical. Some short time ago Marshal Narvaez issued a proclamation telling the army that it was eontrary to discipline that military men should ...

... baronetcy has come down to his descendants in the .present day; and Sir Alfred Joseph Doughty Tichborne, Bart., who died • short time since, was the last bearer of the hereditary dignity. Concerning the death of this gentleman, and his right to the title ...

... and altogether the 1 ttle fellows behaved surprisingly well. Ofanges followed tea ' and then the Rev. Mr. Nugent delivered a short address, inculcating the duties of cleanliness, industry and providence, not forgetting to remind them in a broad and general ...

... Brougham when ...