... Sovereign can have to second her in such a contest is far too contingent and speculative to justify in common prudence an appeal to arms. lie following was the substance of the communication made b j Mr. Canning to the Foreign Ambassadors : That consequence the ...

... be no doubt whatever. The case is one of the simplest statement. An integral member oftbe great Empire of Austria takes up arms, under leaders most of tbem of native Hungarian blood, against its Im- perial Suzerain. The political dissensions between the ...

... great in- justice. In the afternoon the Archdeacon entertained the clergy, in number about sixty, at a cold collation at St. John's House, the caterer on tbe occasion being Mr. C. O. La Croix, of College-street, who gave entire satisfac- tion by the excellence ...

... practically certain that at the opening of the session Lord Rosebery will not be in England. MR. JOHN DILLON ORDERED TO FIND SURETIES. At Dublin yesterday Mr. John Dillon was ordered to give security in a thousand pounds, with two sureties tothe like amount ...

... may be obtained from the TWIN AND DUPLEX PRAMS IN STOCK. Week-end Oct. 26: Two vacancies. IN PART EXCHANGE HAIG'S FUND, CARDIGAN HOUSE, RICHMOND, SURREY Provost's Secretary. The Queen's College. REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. MONDAY . TUESDAY . WEDNESDAY TWO ...

... esquire Andrews, John Benjamin. Canougate, near Hythe, esuuire Andrews, John, Bury St. Edmunds, gentleman Ao per ley, William Havard, Hereford, land surveyor Armstrong, Robert Barnes, 29, Chester-square, Pimlico, bar- rister-at-law Arnold John, Chipping-Sodbury ...

... that is, as a distinct and separate dogma, no longer involved in the general belief of what the Church teaches. The Earl op Cardigan has arrived in Portman- square, from the seat of war in the Crimea, via Paris and Marseilles. Failure.— The suspension of ...

... refers to that apparent circumstance in her appeals to ladies. Besides these recommendations, she carries a lumping child in ber arms, and it accompanied by two or three more. These are dressed in good but ill-fitting clothes (being a small portion of the ...

... few survivors of Trafalgar. Ho was in his 83rd year, and he entered the navy as a first-class volunteer in Angust, 1803. Mr. John Barton, master of the Badsworth Foxhounds, was seized with a fit while out hunting on Monday after- noon, at Norton, near Doncaster ...

... and return two Liberals. — Mr. John Baker seconded tbe proposition, and it was carried unanimously, some of the meeting expressing a wish that Mr. Vincent would put up for Portsmouth, and he would sure to be carried. St. John's, Portsea. — Two sermons were ...

... Royal entrance, aud in less thsn five minutes the Royal procession entered the house ; it was preceded as usnal by Kings- at Arms, Heralds, aud Pursuivants, while tbe main body of tbe Royal attendants consisted of the high officers of state. The Mar- quis ...

... oftbe creditors of the sdd John Richards. flogtttaw;e Notices. TIFE ASSURANCE.* THE BRITISH JLi MUTUAL UFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY/ entertains pro- posals of any description involving the contingency of human life. DIBECTOKS. John Atkinson, esq. Tbomas Hamber ...