... of thee effect likely to be produced by thte news on the mind of thee mother country, itt a strain of' singulat-ly shrewd anticipation of that whicho really was ex- hib~ited: In England, it says, the news, so wholly unexpected, will produce a perfect ...

... Iluan adverted to the abrupt termintation nf the debate on the f3oundary Treaty, and asked Lord PsIA~mEEToN if he meant to re- new the discusdion? L~rd PALMEESRTON replied h e dhl Riot; he wast satisfied with the result ot the diecussion, so far as it had ...

... inviolate. It was made a reproach to him that he had stood with folded arms and had -asked for no new law. He was not ashamed to have abstained from de- manding new laws, which he believed would nt' have strengthened the executive government. He relied on that ...

... the reference is to something particularly: unfortunate in the counsels of the Ministry. There is nothing new under the sun, an the illustration of this sort of chauge in the language of our Premer has been given by the old'fahulist. A purse lies in ...

... money-applied it to their own use-called It income, and then entered into new debts, in respect of the claims which were brought forward [hear, hear, hear]. lie would illustrate his meaning. Let them suppose that a maneold a portion of his estate which ...

... separately. An entireset of enilorm title pages isprinces in Volume XL. S.Highlev, 32 Fleetstreet, London; W. H.Liztrs, Edisburgh; Curry and Co. Dublin. NEW SERIES OF LIFE IN SWEDEN. Published this day, 3 vols. post Svo 3is. 6d. boards, THE PKiESIliEN'T'S ...

... farmer, The fartntir L would go to the steward with his rent; the steward would sI tetie it, and tell hii hie would see how the new lawv el worked. He comes again another year with hise rent, aunt( I taske the steward what abatement he proposes to make, ib ...

... against the idol of the Irish nation, and Christmas at hand without any reconcilittion between the l people aiid the Ministry. The India Mail, just arrived, brings Bombay e letters of the 1st tilt., and China news down to the .28th of August. e The rebuilding ...

... in reference to his views touching the reform of the Corporation of the City of London, the latter challenged the former to an oratorical contest in the City of London Tavern, for the purpose of show- ing that his opinions on the subject of Corporate ...

... that it was pea- sllde for thle Hi-gh Sheriff to atford the numerous body of gen. teomon ?? ,attended fat the Dublin aod London papres was ~iveua Everly pert of ttie court woo crowded, and ticere weas a ~!Cry eutnerolis attendantce at barristers, exclusive ...

... unions of Liverpool, Vanchester, and the City of London, there were tolerably large stipends awarded to them. In the first place the stipend was ;£250 a year; in the second, It was £C200: and in the city of London, where there were more than one, they received ...

... of the office, submitted it to experiment in New South 'Wales. It was next tried in the found- ing of So9uth Australia, but very much against the will of the Colonial-office; subsequently by the New Zealnnd Company in spite of still muore oppo. ti ...