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... THE REV. JAMES FRASER AND TME COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEM OF THE UNITED STATES. _ The following correspondence relating to Mr. Fraser's report on education is the United States, has appeared in the Boston Advertiser: Upton Rectory, Reading, England, July 12, 1867. From a letter of the correspondent of the London Times, dated Boston, June 27, and published in the Times of yesterday, Ifind that, though ...
... (From ?? Saturdayl -Review.) If the foolish virgins of the season are now try- ing to think that they enjoy the stagnant tranquillity of a country life, and fancying that they are reviving their souls by shedding the light of their presence and their spare sixpences among peasants, what are their partners in a thousand waltzes doing ? If the fast nymphs are air- ing their vacant minds, ...
... BYSBOP COIENESO AND BISHOP TWLLS.- The following letter, dated: Durban,: Natal, 10th July, giving an account of occurrences in connexion with f Bishop Twell's visit to the diocese of Natal, appears in the e 'CapeArgus of July 18. The author, it will be seen, writes e ad a strongpartisan of Bishop Colenso: In my last I told you of the ruinours afloat about an intended invasion of this diocese ...
... LORD LYTTELTONAND THE INCREASE OF, THE, EPISCOPATE. ?? _ Lord Lyttelton writes on this subject toi the Guardian:- Sir,-I beg to be allowed, through your columns,tocalltheattention of churchmen tothefposi- tion in which the question of an increased episcopate has been left, on the failure, in its last stage, of the bill of the recent session on the subject. It is possible that, at an earlier ...
... I HN; C GHRS AT NISI PRUS. ?? (From tshe Solie0rs' Jourao.) t) -Much has been written lately about the function t of the judge in the trial of cases at Nisi Pius, and the ex- tent to which he ought to interfere in the examination of witnesses, and other details of the trial. These discussions , have been suggested by one or two' recent scenes, as i they are commonly called-anglies, quarrels ...
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... S OLD M1INI6S IN $rISORIA' _ , i w ?? I . .. A very seasonable addition to ouix stock of know- ledge regarding the Australian gold fields has just been published, in the shape of a small pamphlet, by Mr. R. L. SM. Kitto, whose experience as a government mining sur- veyor in the colony of Victoria enables him to speak with r accuracy and authority. The publication is' seasonsble in a double ...
... THE LEEDS MERCURY. Trim EMPEROR Or THE FanElo has been indulginginone of those rapid changes of charaoter a in which he delights. Fresh from his meeting with his brother of Austria at Salzburg, where affairs of r world-wide moment have been considered, and where it is may be safely assumed the prevailing meditations and t discussions were not of a very pious nature, he has no sooner returned ...
... TO ADVERTISERS.' PREPAMI ADVERTISEMENTS. Advertisements under the folowing heads, vi.:- J5alo g )jPdbate 6cntratt, 9o Ait Ed, MW a ii t C ba ae Inserted in this Journal at the undermentioned ciargea IF PAID FOR PREVIOUS TO INSERTION,- Any day (except Saturday), 6d. for Two wera, And for each additional line, 6d. On Saturday . ?? 64. perline. The firt two lines contain about sixtoon words ...
... THR LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY. I (Front thas 1oles.) D The story of the Brighton Railway is at once t he 'clearest, the moat compact, and the most impressive is amaong all the laurratives of commercial mismsnagement ,i endfluancialcollapse. Theneowboard of directors appointed last month has just issued the report and accounts of the pa~t half year, for which, of course, it is in no way ...
... THfE EXECUTION OF MAXIMILIAN. As there have been so manv false accounts f the a execution of Iaximilianit may be of interest to give ; the story offcially vouched for as authenitic, although - g Athasbeenpartiytoldbefoe.- The'followingisfrom t' the Officia Weincr Zeitzsng:- f We are in a position to nublish the following re- n port, by an eye-witness, of the execution of his Ma- 6 jesty the ...
... Yesterday afternoon, an adjourned meeting of thle credltors 0 Messrs. Fairfax, Bryson, and Co., of Birmijsglbam, was held at 19tesars. Spiera and Pond's Hotel, -New Streot,. There was a largo attendance of creditors, And Mr. Barker, Paradise Street, was called to the chair. Str. Ifstiris (IReece and Harrisl, solicitor, was preoent on behalf of the debtors, and Mr. Mathews, Mr. Grillmt James ...