... r Palace Hotel yesterday, to tako mensures to put a stop to the unfair compotition to which the trado in this country is exposed by the granting of bounties on the exportationl of bcet- root sugar by Fraice, Germany, and other Continental countries. Delegates ...

... enconraged ?? not to surrender.themi until the question of peace or war were decided. The review to be held to-day did not fake place on the grand scale intended. Only the troops near San Stefano were reviewed; perhaps 20,000' Said Pacha, has been appointed ...

... &wLion commenced, the enemy's line was too extended, and thus found itself exposed to the French fire, which was sustained by the advanced forts cf Metz. Those circumstances, and a fake movement which the rues- elans executed on their right Riank, were most ...

... few ten-knot merchantmen to carry our Crimean gunboat crews until all danger of war, with Russia is over P It is a, shame to expose the British flag and the brave fellows who guard it to the dangers of cruising in war time on board vessels that can neither ...

... musketry, 5 snd they appeared to be on the point of giving way. E No reinforcements were coming up, and the troops, tired and exposed to a fusillade in flank whenever they ' were not under cover of the houses linh g the road, b were rapidly diminishing in ...

... the worhiog rme of Foulandtoe maintain the asat ty ?? reusese of 'the Lord's Day, Ithtey are true to the musue nobiedy Can fake tisom them, but on say wweiues3 Oreelaxttn on their pert it will be lest t tiesis. As u rmesinsvor et the oh ecte of the ...

... in- tact from behind which she menaces the Rhine provinces and the Palatinate, we shall again find ourselves con- tinually exposed to the dan(ger from which the bravery of our troops and the inaptitude of the French com- manders have this time delivered ...

... passport duly vise by the Russian authorities. aol British subjects entering Russia in the course of their travels may be exposed to the'n inconvenient consequences from a neglect of this regulation of the Russian Governmenta THE GAMBLING PROSECUTION ...

... so doing. Snow has already fallen I in Afghanistan ; an exceptionally severe winter is c predicted; and if our troops are exposed to the I rigours of the Afgbani climate without sufficient protection, the results in suffering, loss of life, C and crippled ...

... benefit to be at derived from suoh a course. She is said to be safe, ct t1 but she might be made safer; she is not likely to be exposed to certain dangers, hut they are not & improbable, and, if encountered, are simply over- wbeliuing. She might be able, under ...

... proclaiming the Republic at among a people perfectly content to live under the bhi happy and humane government of a wise King,'s exposed M. LED11U ROLLIN to imputations which th have never been satisfactorily disproved. In in June he was a member of the Executive ...

... to t)le thieves' tall, in the earlv nevels of the lari Lord Liron. We know, from the noble auther's lcarzerl notes, what faking is, aud %ihat is implilied in erakeling a crib. But the lang-uage of thr% cl'upii.' and 0oqatuplithns invrlked bly Mi ...