... when the Mexican agents were still cautiously negotiating with the Imperial Government for the expedition, and while the Arch- duke was still hesitating about acceptingthe crown. If that rumourdid not attract attention it was probably owing to the indifference ...

... are some who would do away with bursarships; and of college tutors, when there are some who would see tutors in Oxford and Cambridge paid as in other universities, according to their merits. But this is not the indignation of Dr. NEWMAN, nor is it a feeling ...

... have been suddenly taken dangerously ill this week, and the Legislative Chamber has had to meet without its president, the Duke of Morny, as he is suffering severely from neuralgia in the throat. There is nothing new from Italy. The Daily Telegrqah publishes ...

... Powers are in favour of connecting the cables by an aerial line of telegraph to be constructed in Jutland. The members of the Cambridge Union Society have chosen Mr. Waterhouse, the architect of the Manchester Assize-hall, to be the architect of their new buildings ...

... this assertion is also destitute of all foundation. SPAIN.-Miadrid, February 23Jd.-In yesterday's sitting of the Congress the Duke de Frias stated that if the country were called upon for a national sub- scription the Spanish nobility would place itself ...

... I I ?? Marquis of Sa da Bandicra has signified his inability to form a new Ministry. At this hour it is supposed that the Duke de Lould will be recalled by the King. MEXICO.-Paris, Mlar-ch 3rd.-A despatch from Admiral Mazeres, published to-day, announces ...

... soldiers remain for ten years. The same article recommends the recog- nition of the Southern Confederacy. The death of the Duke of Morny, which we announced last evening, has excited general regret in Paris. He was comparatively young, having been born ...

... land, evolutions upon which would speedily fatigue the men. The sub-eommittee considered the expressed offer of the Duke of Cambridge to allow 5,ooo of the troops in garri- son to manoeuvre with the volunteers, but even with that advantage, and with the ...

... with the original letters, or any copies or copy of the original letters so written by or to the late Duke and Duchess of Wellington, or by the late Duke and Duchess of Wellington to Lady Olivia Sparrow, or any extracts or extract there- from. I made that ...

... guarantee to Austria of her Italian posses- sions. Austria, therefore, is the only party likely to complain, unless it be the Duke of Augustenburg, and possibly some of the minor German States. The French Senate agreed to the address in its integrity on ...

... Professor of Mathematics in the Univer- sity of Cambridge, Mr. STOKES, appears as G. G. Soket. On the very first page is made the extraordinary blunder of turning the Cambrian Archaeological Association into a Cambridge society, while the Parker Society, whose ...

... Professor of Mathematics in the Univer- sity of Cambridge, Mr. STOKES, appears as G. G. Soket. On the very first page is made the extraordinary blunder of turning the Cambrian Archaeological Association into a Cambridge society, while the Parker Society, whose ...