... Lo - :'lh. . -“‘-*~*~ for misanderstanding and hostilities 7 Were we not really | The - h“. other on the verge of war. Of & war which would have inst antly ‘.M' I.'_'_. u“ foaud e 'fl!.h:d--h“'u::'.:: ' ‘:‘‘ . -‘, Not, how- | yepre, and hflhl ...

... would not be advisable at this stage of the session to iniroduce v bill upon this subjeet, espectally afier the declaration of war just proclaimed aguinst it by Lord G. Bentinek. 2 Mr GOULBURN admitted that there was an inconsistency in the bill, but ...

... against a proceeding which Le designated a violent infraction of the laws of nations; and added that it was a war, without any previous declaration of war, on a friendly nation : and he concluded with a forcible denunciation that it was an abuse of forece which ...

... DECLARATION OF WAR BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND RUSSIA. | Berrix, March 20.—The Russian Ambassador at | this Court (Baron de Meyendorft,) has left with his | family and the personnel of his legation. War with | Russia is, as it were, declared. The 2nd Regiment ...

... to do so; but he wished to carry with him a measure of pence. The measures receutly passed had been looked upon as a declaration of war by Ireland, and if that were so Ireland would have to be recouquered and held by the sword. He implored then to assent ...

... the year 1246-7, it sold for £2os. 7d. The mean price of wheat during the wet period viz., from the yenr 1307 to the declaration of war with France by King Henry V., 1418, was 15s. and malt 9s. 6d, per quarter. But thouzh the price is less 4m this than ...

... be a‘“walk-over.,” At the eleventh hour, however, the “ Protectionists,” as they eall themselves, sent out lists and declared open war. ~OF course a great amount of trounble was occasioned, much time wasted, and, of ‘course, some expense incurred. The ...

... were forwarded from Turkey. Nevertheless this act of Russia was construed by the Sultan into a breach of treaty and a declaration of war. It was so critical at one moment that hostilities seemed inevitable ; but discretion stepped in and prevented them ...

... of his Christian allies, and are continually urging him to declare for war. They believe that England ‘and France would still aid Turkey with their fleets, and they have thoroughly roused the war sririt among the Mussulman population. To aid their proposals ...

... Caar, prayingz him to respeet the peace of Furope. and wt to play nto the hands of the revolutionary paity by a wash declaration of war. Wall b take this gomd siviee, comply with this carest suppheation” Ouly u 00l or a charlatan woulld pretemd o niswer ...

... adverted to the mfl the principalities hy Russia without a declaration of war, her object being to prescrve to her eause all the sdvantages of her treatios wu'. Turkey, which a declaration of war would have terminated o snstande, and be asked upon what ...

... Continent in favour of resist- | Black Sva, and permitted by o firman of (et Sopa o tbe ance. War would now commence under the most favourable | #lr his declaration of war against Russia) u-sn A g circumstances—a consequence that bud followed trom muny | Phoras ...