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... William Gaisford. third son of the Dean of Christ Church, and Richard Phjllimore, son of Dr. Phillimore. Regius Professor of Civil law who were drowned the preceding afternoon. Gaisford and three other Students were bathing the Lock, when became exhausted ...
... New Orleans. on tht 3111 of from Yen a Cruz, news from San Francisco, ria the our of Mexico, to the flth of Noirembot. The United SINN ship of the line Ohio smiled at terry with Mention emigrants. and several launclies had elm wired with emigrants from ...
... opposing and defeating the designs of tbe Roman Catholic incendiaries —tiiose men to whom the preservation of the country from civil war was mainly owing,—have been treated not merely with neglect, hut with scorn and contempt, the ministers of this great country ...
... on the presentation of Theophilus Itmxll Bueloorth, of Cockle, Cloy, Esquire. Mr. Philip E. Wide&tine; for some sea rsin Civil Smite at Cellos, District Jo lgc mil !Wernher ad Connell is that island. will suec:ed Majur Fancourt as Saperintendent at llowiuraa ...
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... that France should encourage Piedmont to make a little quarrel with Austria, and should then enter upon campaign for the resettlement of Italy. He combats the reasons advanced by the partisans of the Emperor’s policy. Some that is impossible for Victor ...
... sta.. is • of Bedford. is loft with . . Larte children. linsJicx CONTIZENCE Ai Leana.—Onloasday last, in _ . . , tho Civil Towle of Leetto, a eaufereuee oe Reform It. altiage It bed unJer tbe of the Lea& Working Men . , Parliamentary A.m.-intim. ...
... his own country by having been there a party to a conspiracy against the Government of a friendly nation at peace with the United States, but had not thereby committed any breach of our criminal law. The ease, however, was &Bevel when an alien came within ...
... instance, and if remonstrance failed, to resort to ment in tha maintenance ef peace or in after the declarations she had made, united coercion for the scoomplishment of the object they Govern the tection of Bri tish interests. As his hon. and learned iad no ...
... that hitherto 1 the two great political parties of this country, though differing In their sympathies, had been substantially united on the basis of neutrality. No matter how Kussiunor the Turkish organs wrote, the result had beta the formation of joint- ...
... involved in this vote. had the deepest distrust of Russia, who, though professing to inako war solely for religion and civilization, has now advanced claims for a large increaso of territory, and ho desired placo the Government in position to protect ...
... dnty in the United Kingdom, the dnty amonnting £7,939,099 2a. IJd. The duty paid in England amounted to £7,130,621 8«. that paid in Scotland £398.746 3s. and that paid in Ireland £409,731 15a. «|d. The quantity of barley imported into the United Kingdom daring ...