... eempletely refuted these unworthy suspicions. The great body of the London Catholics is unanimous, enthusiastic, and willing to unite, so as to make itself felt. The Times sneers at the meeting, because it comes so late in the day, and because there were very ...

... some time put labouring under severe indisposi , ion, 'a fast progresaing towards convalescence, and will shortly be able to resettle his Clerieal functions. Cosveastow.—On Sunday last Mr. Samuel Cunningham, of this town, having renounced the errors of P ...

... brought within the authority of the Archduke. Lord E. HOWARD called attention to the extensive emigration from the United Kingdom to the United States of Arassica, in connection with the prolongation of the war in that country, and to the calamitous assults ...

... complained of on the other. He looks upon the talked-of re-settlement of the land as another term for confiscation. He has faith in the present Foreign Secretary, and while advocating the principles of civil and religious liberty he avows himself an attached ...

... Thompson, Esq., M.A., lam. Political Economy—C. bey Esq., M.A., Oxon. Geology—The Rev. W. W. Roberts, Merton Loll.. Oxon. Civil Engineering—J. Cox, Esq., M.A., T.C.L. French—Mons. Lacordaire, 8.A., Paris. German—Rev. W. Bender. READIIS. Indian Law and ...