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... Austria does not expect help, since it would Vie against ordinary principles look for liberal concession from the one cnj lightened consistency from the other. The late act iu .council, enlarging the powcisof her Majesty’s consuls in ! the Ottoman dnniinioitK ...
... seoaon ticket holders. .‘t4,191 Mr. OIaDOTONI. —Mr. Gladstone has been suffering from attack of English cholera, and his medical advisors hare prescribed entire rest from oolittcal excitement for long period possible. Ho has just arrived at Ha warden Castle ...
... varied in our markets from 20 to 24 francs per hectolitre; this year it varies from 26 32, which would seem to indicate augmentation of from 20 to 25 per cent. In Paris the price bread had risen during the second fortnight of September from 39 to 41 centimes ...
... of American paper*. The Asia had arrived at New York from Liverpool oa 16.b iast. Tha following items taka from oar file*:— “In replr to raaolo’.ioa of inquiry, tha Praaident transmitted I'tter from our minister to England, which atatea that b* has been ...
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... Happily, the fire was seen in a few minutes, and number of so promptly handed water from pit, that the fury the fi * me* was arrested. Two engines from Dereham, and one from Elmhsm Hall, were quickly the spot, and were pUved with effect.—/ Jury Post. , I ...
... preaiden 1 , the chair —the following papers will be read :—l. Letters from Dr. Livingstone to Sir R. I. Murchison and the late Admiral Washington.” 2. •* Extract of a Letter from Dr Bdkie from Lukoia, on the Niger.” 3. “Travels of Portuguese Inner Africa, between ...