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... HE resolute attitude assumed by Great Britain and the plain speaking of the American President, appear to have produced the most seda tive and salutary etfects upon the romantic oli. ticians of the Holy Alliance. ‘Che organs of the French and Spanish ...
... The Prisoner, in her defence, said she found the Mr. Willis would speak to print and did not steal it. her Jos. V His, on ear and quarter he prisoner lived a with me as servant, and I never heard any thing to her disadvantage. She was hired to stay on ...
... THE PEN AND THE ALBUM. I Miss Catherine's book (the Album speaks), » I've lain among your tomes these weets, I'm tired of their old coats and yeUow cheeks. Quick, Pen ! and write line with good grace; Come draw off funny little face And, prithee, send ...
... The Great Conservative banquet at Liverpool has passed off with much speaking, but without leaving any definite impression as to the policy or prospects of the party. There was one highly superfluous piece information vouchsafed by all the speakers—that ...
... AmeERIcAN Arrarrs.—Mr. Russell, in his letter in to-day’s Times, speaks of the enormous waste going on, and is probable that the Federal army of 600,000 men costs far more than au army of 1,600,000 European troops, and certainly an army of 600,000 European ...
... Great Discoveries of Iron Ore in the South-West of Cumberland.—The Ulverston Advertiser speaks in most flattering terms of the prospects of the Hodbarrow iron mines, situated on the shores of the Duddon estuary, two or three miles from Ireleth and about ...
... The Stookholm papers announce the de?th of Miss Frederica Bremer, the celebrated Swedish novelist. The Daily Telegraph speaks of the probable retirement of Rear-Admiral on* ths Jttßi r Lords of the Admiralty. ...
... Tom Sayers at Fault.—In speaking of the recent encounter between Hurst and Paddcck for £200 a-side and the champion belt, Bell's Life says:—This trophy was to have been given to Hurst on Friday, to enable him to make triumphal entry therein to Stalybridge ...
... Lorp ARTHUR'S SEAT.— The Scotsman relates an incident of Lord Palmerston’s visit to which speaks well for the veteran statesman’s soundeess of wind. After attending divine service on Good Friday, Lord Palmerston, Mr. Cowper, and Mr. Asbley, ac- companied ...
... WORSDELL'S | PILLS, BY JOHN KAYE. “FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.” IMPORTANT TFSTIMONIALS, D> MONSTRATIVE of the surprising efficacy of WORSDELL’S VEGETABLE RESTORA- TIVE PILLS, which are proved by innumerable facts to be the best Family Medicine ever brought ...
... Currency.âMr. AUwood, the celebrated writer the Currency question, thus speaks in London paper, of the talents and productions gentleman this neighbourhood, who frequently honours our paper with his communications:â Mr. Uooke's letter in your journal ...
... and, we must add, highly interesting. Their Speaking of the ‘Tipperary Free Press, the Reviewer says— ithor was evidently we! HW acquaintsd with the [tis rather a singular fact, that the editor of the « The article (in the presen No.) on the of public ...