... but felt, that Great Britain and France united, are the masters of the world.” The Gaztlle of Tuesday contains the appointment of Henry Unwin Addington, Esq. to be his Majesty’s Secretary of Legation to the United States of America. His Majesty, it is said ...

... open, and have taken Rooeah, Sundee, Biswah, and other plaees, gradually clearing the banks of the Ganges, and restoring the civil power in the district between Lucknow and the frontiers of Rohilcund. Our posts were tolerably close around the disturbed districts ...

... endangered. (Cheers.) But if those Governments will not put end that system they must abide the consequences. Therefore, Sir, I unite with all men of reasonable minds in deprecating that war of which rumours have spread far and wide, and express the hope that ...

... 3lst of George itt disabilities as to taking then came the General Act of the 10th of George IV. all these and was con. all civil rights, and to. them to enjoy all real and Catholies to it by law SL re of this, he con- tended, was to repeal the section ...

... he has, at all events, the Iseelsi of both arms in the United States cavalry and artillery which remain to him; and it will not have been unobserved by Europe that, while the officers of the United States' army have to an extraordinary extent proved unfaithful ...

... you were very civil when he had not met with an accident, and his limbs were all sound, when found him with broken arm might meddle with him without danger to ourselves, nothing could be more ignorant or foolish than the idea than thi United States is' at ...

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... that was the be . era rot at Derby on the proper day.-1 be magistrates belies-Id the young man's story, and remanded him in civil custody on it Monday, in order that the Head Constable might communicate with the Colonel. IMPORTANT TO Timothy Eyre, butcher ...

... Liberals returned to the House of Commons than had ever been known in their experience, and that majority were firm, strong, and united, and had passed a most important measure this session. Every picture, however, at the last election was not quite so agreeable ...

... the subject, that from the to the thirteenth century, the payment of the clergy was due to premium put upon the l.uty by the civil power, backed up by the of the Church. Nothing can be more &stoic iy gathered from th. , history of those four senturies than ...

... of Protestants in Spain, and his withhold, in` the facts of the case at issue, and the unwarrantable parallels be draws resettling Romanist/ in Eng• land and Protestants in Spain—Critelli as wide apart as the poles. It is further seen in the passages ...

... the increase in the charge for debt; .L 2,300,000 the extra cost of the army:and navy; and £3,500,000 the excess upon the civil'expenditure. But it is clearly desirab'e that;an'attempt should be made to deal with the National Debt, Sir Stafford Northcote ...