... century shows that in all of them our Polish brothers gave us their disinterested aid; and it is certain that in the great Russian revolution of the future they will play a leading part. For the cause of which hundreds of Russians are now the victims, hundreds ...

... NEWS . 1 1 ?? -- !- I| TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. U THE NIaISTS AND TM OZAR. (STA=A=D T GMB.) 7I 7NA,, Sunday Night.-The Russian Revolution- ary party, whose organ is the Narodnaiva Volya,, has addressed a letter to the Czar, dated March 13th, warn- t ing ...

... Russian Court that the Revolution in France was only a change of vi Dynasty-a sort of Nicholas And Constantine t! Russian Revolution, if the same Ambassador it! should return here as represented Charles, X. 'This Ohe B. Emperor would much like. I have ...

... at all events, one advantage of lagging so far behind the West- a prosaic, not to say a culinaryadvantage. The Russian Revolution has rbegun at the right point, by demanding bread ,-it has made the existence of a disinherited po- pulation impossible ...

... to avail promptly t of the facilities for sanitary improvement now offered by the Govermnent. THE extent to which the Russian Revolution r is waging retaliatory war against the authori- ? ties is unexampled in history. Incendiarism is by no means in itself ...

... Aloscow, niche no mention what- di ever of disturbances in either of the two towns. it appears, 0 therefore, that the Russian revolution is hut another of those ' numerous lies which the Poles and Germans of the grand dirchy C of Posen, and on the line ...

... his mind when he wielded the axe or the knout of the executioner. But the fanatids organized or disorgwized, of the Russian Revolution do not know what they want. Ther is talk of constittional and social reforms. They are certainly needed, and they may ...

... Servia. They also give the most unequivocal contradiction to all journals that have attributed the patriotic and wnti- Russian revolution in Servia to the concerted in- trigues of Russian and Turkish agents, or that have attempted to insinuate thatthe Prince ...

... individual politician, in Great Britain who will say that this is desirable or would be Pu,'ht but a disastrous blunder [The Russian revolution in Bulgaria ought to be immediately followed by the strenathI eningf of our hold on Egypt. A strong zuan 'should be ...

... neutralization of the Black Sea the Conference is no more undoing the work of the arimean War than it is iundoing the Russian revolution. Of course Mr. DISRAmI believes it to have been 1 calamity that he was not in office when the gussian Note came. He ...

... ? German Revolution, te which the Revolution of Frauce should be mere child's play. Even the temporary success of a Russian revolution would hardly fgvour tho. lutionary movement in countrimes which have onoe tested full Civilization. Its success would ...

... Russian Consul in that city, M. Kart'! clueweky, has received a first warning from the Ccn. tral Committee of the Russian Revolution. The causes of offence are stated in the documeut to be-(I) hit hsaving uttered certaiu slanderous insinuations and ...