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... LEFT SPEAKING. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. The Paiis Journals, of Wednesday, bring us news from Madrid, down to the “th, and by them it appears that a new difficulty has arisen in Spain. Some kind of alienation has taken place between the Queen Regent and her ...
... upon him in her writings; but when she has been heard to speak upon this subject, it is impossible to make it a matter of jest, because nothing which true feeling can ever be ridiculous. Besides, M. Necker, although not a man of sufficient power to meet ...
... ENGLAND FIVE CENTURIES SINCE. There is Pinkerton’s collection an account of Gonzali’s voyage to England in 1330. He speaks highly of the air of tiulfoik. Norwich he stales thirty years back was computed to contain 50,000 inhabitants. It is curious to ...
... then went into committee on the abolition of imprisonment for debt bill. Mr. Richards rose to oppose the bill and •- icj't speaking. ...
... his return. BUSINESS OP THE HOUSE. Lord Althorp rose to resume the adjourned debate on the business of the house. (L' ft speaking.) ...
... Lieutenant-Colonels out of the twelve who were appointed for Courts Martial, under the Coercive Act, have been struck off. This speaks volumes upon the effects of this long canvassed and much dreaded measure ! Like the little fellow in the play foresaw it.” ...
... corporation) it is not, strictly speaking, a municipal tax, no more than the Giam uiy cess which it admitted is not a municipal tax—and as to the Pipe-water” rent, I also inclined to think that it is nut, strictly speaking, a municipal tax - • >44>av* Ihe ...
... ER CONGRESS ! An article in the Nuremhurg Correspondent speaks of an expressed solicitude on the part of the French government of the formation ot general congress to settle the points of Switzerland and Luxemburg —an intimation the accuracy of which ...
... and that Gentleman is to bring forward the motion the 12th of July, when Mr. O'Connell is not only' to vote fork, but to speak for it. —Evening Pager. ...
... GKEECE. The French papers speak, on the Riithority of reports from Toulon, of fresh and serious troubles having broken out in Greece, but no particulars or dates are assigned. It not to be expected, however some per .ons may fl liter themselves, that ...
... PRUSSfA. Letters from Magdeburg speak of large bodies of troops marching through that city in westerly direction ; and letters from Declenbnrg say that great numbers horse- militaryvservice have been purchasedon the Prussian account. gentleman has returned ...
... Thursday hare j ;*t attired. The adjourned debate on the ad Iress was moved Mr. Mullins, At 7 o clock thellon.Gent. was lef. speaking. was not expected that the debate would have terminnated before two or three o’clock on Friday morning : we hope to be enabled ...