... JEWISH DISADILITIII9. Lord CAMPBELL rose to put a question to the Lord Chancellor respecting the cause in error. Salemons v. Miller, now pending in that house, and drew attention to the present state of the question—Whether Jews, according to the exiting ...

... JEWISH INTELLIGENCE. (From (hr MoHlhlif Account of the Proceedings of the London Society for Promolimj Chricluinitff amonyst the Jews.) ...

... THE JEWISH DISABILITIES. On the motion of taking the oidersof the day. Mr. NEWDEGATE complained the way in which the noble lord the member for tbe city of London conducted ihe public business. The noble lord was taking an unfair advantage of gentlemen ...

... JEWISH DISABILITISS. The Earl of CLANCARTY gave notice that on the second reading of either of the bills for the admission of the Jews to parliament, he should more that its consideration be deferred for sis mouths. ILLNESS OF LORD DERRY. The Earl of ...

... THE JEWISH SABBATH. It it very singular that to many of our Princes hare died on ti.d Saturday. It would almost seem as though the ReTolution had set the example, the throne having been declared vacant on Saturday, February 16th, 16G8 ; William 111. died ...

... JEWISH DIFFERENCES. I THE Jewish community in Dublin is at present greatly excited by • controversy which has split them into two camps. Roughly, the pub'- tion appears t o be that on one side lorer the more conservative members of long standing in Dublin ...

... JEWISH POPULATION. Recent events in Remise hale brought' about a very considerable increase in the' Jewish population in Dublin. -The'isinnber of Jews had in any. case been-increasing during the past eve- er , six yiersrliat 'one 'llia only to walk the ...

... JEWISH DISABILITIES. On the order of the day for the third reading of the Jewish Oiaehilities Bill, Mr. C. BRUCE moved, as an amendment, that the bill be read a third time that day six months. The hon. gentleman contended from* their antecedents that ...

... JEWISH NUMBERS, The statistics of the Jewish population are among the most singular circumstances of this most singular people. Under all their calamities and dispersions they seem to have remained at nearly the same amount the days David and Solomon; ...

... and dumb animals. Substitution of Sunday for the Jewish Sabbath. After theßeetirrection of Christ. while the spirii of God's cotontaudnutut rtmained the saute, the apostles substituted Sunday for the Jewish Sabbath, becense an that day came, as it were, ...

... JEWISH SUPERSTITIONS. A rabbinical kitchen i« spot as awfully superstitious as that where formerly was held a witch sabbath. Two spirits have been conjured up in the bewitched circ'e —there haunts AasAer, the lawful food, and Treffo, the impure. Hemove ...

... JEWISH CAMP AT BRITTAS rage rV ...