... foretime, as bar| barians, Have been welcomed as brethren and friends. TbE' op Skeastopol.—The following extract than the Times' review of Mr. Oliphants' work j the Sea, exposes the rottenness tho Russian system. The population including xoili' audi marine, ...

... It is not yet late. Turkey is not yet put down, and the Russians are not yet within sight of the Mediterranean. Westminster Review. ...

... with considerable severity on the very loose manner in which employers engage with men without any written agreement, and reviewing the evidence said that with respect to the first point, viz. the amount agreed.to be paid per thousand for these bricks in ...

... periodical as the Quarterly Review —which had followed with considerable pleasure for a number years —join in the condemnation of this question without previous inquiry. He did not know whether it was a sign of old age, but the reviewer admitted that he had ...

... required for the conduct of the civil service, and the arrangements bearing upon its conditions, liave recently been under review,°and shall direct a plan to laid before you, which will have for its object to improve the system of admission, and thereby ...

... his way to it now, he will contest our supremacy when it will be heavier task than at pre** for to defend it.— Wettmintter Review, for Janutf' ...

... Commissioner Nelson having the next day * i the fugitive should be given up to the British £, 0 ment, the President, on reviewing the case, for the State Department the Government mandate extradition. Nothing daunted, Heilbronn's | out another writ of ...

... confidence the result. On Monday morning, 11 o'clock, the Ist battalion of the Fusileers and the 3rd of the Grenadier Guards were reviewed at the Wellington Barracks by his Royal Highness Prince Albert, previous to their departure for the Mediterranean. His Royal ...

... should confine himself to this practical question, and, order to understand it, must begin at tho beginning. He commenced his review of M. de Lavalette in 1851, with reference to the Holy Places, the concession made by the Porte to the Latin Christians, the ...

... to make the brick bank free of charge. Several witnesses were examined on this side also at considerable length. Mr. Moxon reviewed the evidence at considerable length, and replied with great ability. His Honour summed up each item separately, and said ...

... of the troops engaged in the holy war. Letters from the frontiers of Poland of the, 22nd ult. state that the General Court reviewed all the cavalry regiments about to leave for the Danubian army. They are to proceed thither by easy outneys, and were not ...

... it will sail, in pursuance of orders at present in force, on Sunday morning, for the Baltic. The spectacle of the Queen reviewing her fleet battle array, before despatching to its destination, will doubtless again draw thousands to these shores. The ...