. i tospedi:isii Of . • • t.• ,x‘si 1111, et's:nett is. ever, too insignificant to produce any impression against the Pasha's power in that country. Nothing certain...

SprC.Iti. The .1'41.1: t. COl'IC:4 :Ill eXtC:1,I.Ill Cl ti L;.• insur , :t tits incre;:st.' in numhnrs; i Ittiticr the banners of the t;overn.......-.. net tttrain-t their...

ENGLAND is a shopkeepin g nation ; and the g reat q uestion of the week—the question on which the greatest ninouot of " leadin g article," in Conservative journals, has been...

Tit e Court hes t:. , to o k( n into gloom by the death of the Princess Augusta. i • ss was conveyed to Windsor Castle at a late hour on The Queen immediately retired to her...

city aod 3letr()')editaii !foretells, cluring the past wt.:4c, hats riot se emelt Moe est. 'The lists of' the Liv(ety rrl' the City of 1-ondoll s. ere semplst(sl oil Saturday....

duct in the dispute between the House of Commons and theSheriffso ie f London. All the members and officers of' the Court stood during th presentation. e The Chairman of time...

The Lord-Lieutenant, Prince George of Cambridge, Lord Adolphu s Fitzelarenee, the Marquis of Clanricarde, the Earl of Erroll, land Portarlington, Sir J. Burke, Sir P. Crampton,...

two letters front Mr. O'Connell were read. One of them was to Dr. Blake. Bishop of Dromore, in reply to a letter recently sent by him to Mr. O'Connell : the other was to the...

The result of the Manchester registration, up to Tuesday night last, shows a Conservative gain upon claims, 7 ; ditto on objections, 58 ; snaking a total of 65. The annual...

held at the Phtenix Ilan, :Sunderland, on the Sth instant. an address of condolence was unanimously voted to the Countess of Durham, on the demise of her lamented Lord, the...

into contracts with the Poor-law Commissionera, to erect workhouses in Kilrush, New Ross, and Coleraiee, in addition to those they have already in hands in Belfast, Lisburn,...

The tenth meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science commenced at Glasgow on Thursdav. The numbers as- sembled fully equalled those at any of the pi cc...

The 211':ening .11igabrsCourt spy at Windsor has recently been giving to the world a great deal of what either occurs or is imagined to occur within the walls of the Castle. It...

as twice or and eouute- ti a : register. ;;.,..irt of a. con e s Tio , :abo,": , :tinight by the I: ,7: t'.1 the hope lie per- tulip!emit:tit. .s not Odle, f With ,• their...

the names eonne eted with .Lord Cardigan's proceediogs. It now appearl linkt there are two Captains of the 11.1.3'1101,1S iti the Eleventh lig:ears : one, Ili:total, .Iolin...

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l'ro. ,s ,Ii t, ,,,,,,u, __ serpine, Captain flong;11, U.N., put into I:almontli 011 the io (mine; ot , - Th.lt 1.1 ihe ,..,..,,i' ..1 .. , . , i',iii el : moo thi. a , i it...

j'f or that he (Captado lii I i IAnthony- lieynoP.-) li:eleg at Brit:lit - int, pti.i. trammis..sien. • ( i enee of vindictive reproaches, or to re:: as many a mon. ur 3"....

i. :!:,• y , • - • 17,, to 1•-•,.. ; tdi.• This is the s,.‘"or.1 si• Ifut tdtai tinutl•cr I: yu ar 'was 1, 0 :1:being tut exeess <••. r , these. titer: ,...

striet.rtain :', limy ,;re, •III!,■.1. in !.lioW that llie innonnrrn etionnary Innocenti:of among tine t ono; s I-, nn inn. re serious, ;Ill . :lir then the l'ortmsttese...

' ! '. :erasieees aml 1Sottai, have been 1: 1.0 . -1' haS been :11::: . 11':•• :1' ;C:!:., at 'z, Mezier , n , liesaneon, . "Mine, se 0: , :ers have likewise lnien se...

tragi, calls' as was announced in the French papers received on Saturday last, It appears that after the report of M. Orfila, which declared that arsenic had been found in the...

gsined by the French over the troops of A lill.el-Kader, at Setif: The Arab troops had abaudoned the Medjana. The province of Algiers was tranquil. A letter from Bologna, dated...

whieli had been advertised, was held no the 1st of' July ; but a report of the proceedings has not yet reached ns. Papers have been received from Cape Town to the 7th of July....

,,•II, I \ amIs • ,• NS -• 1 t • : ' 1 1 t. .,• t, • ',I :lath C 1. 1m to be En s ign. by purchase, vice Eraser, who routes. Seth Foot— Lit. H. W. DaMaw to be...

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(hi the Co.,, „ t • a Oa the ltr. 1 J. r/r1.1l1..41.1g1111.1% 11 1: %, 1■1■S'd7:C. 1111 SOS. 01 . 1,1,1 1:etlyon, to t , 1 •1.1, r the 0,te tend (:eor.e On It. %tieth...

tit. , first act it eta: :„::•, 1 - y. The l ' eledse of Clyne -Li trrea front ;roll. On the I 7.0,11 out an act of grace, as the previous . \ - ,415 the result of a...

of York- shire, contaitte•d in the Leeds .111ert.ury of this day, represent the recent improvement itt trade to be fully supported. Iii the LeedS, mallet we are told. " 'Phere...

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S.AT I' Ii T. Thp 1 ' .. •s '1'1.•,:ts , :lay contaia Ile; news fl'out to East. Collar) ' yeot 100 1.' at St. t....:ebastion, but that the Com- otPsi 2 is September, state...

s;;,;;•. 1.XC•IANGE,14:711.1Y AFT,KRSN.N. There luis not Leen touch fluctuation io tl.e English Finals this week: though the priee • it to-day and 31tank,■• exhibit a...

WEVElt did drama open more promisingly, or come to a more lame and impotent couclusion, than SIllinTDAN Kxowt.Es's new tragedy, The Aide qf Messina, or, as it is called in the...

Arrived -At Gravesend, Sept. 25111, K. S. Forhes, Vell, from lien..nal PriesleYt altal Agra, Mearo,, from ; Zeph■r. Taylor ; lAvely, Martin ; anal c oq uelie, trona the Cape....

To our law-courts we are indebted for what mire called "prece- dents." l'he want of laws and tribunals was felt in society, and rudely supplied in practice, long befine men...

VIRTUOUS INDIGNATION : REFORM IN THE ARMY. Ate parties seem to have formed a pretty correct estimate of the character and conduct of the Earl of CARDIGAN: no voice is raised in...

A utuav t"o! th e Atm: ■ 1 , 111,-.., Corn-inv. H.•• • ■.• 111.0:03: \ r, NV;I.Stitlg OM * ClICI:41t's 111, , the pal* s : ••• in our of the...

THE " PlIF011 Thoughts" of LovErr and Cor.Eris are more cre- ditable and more likely to do good than the book so called com- posed by a noted cl:niefd delinquent. A little book...

Miro and Tory continue to dra-.v nearer, and understand each other better. The Morning Chrohi:le of Thursday says- ', ir e w ere groat on reading in the Divhfries Courier a...

the Reform Act, is not to be sought in the inadequacy of the measure, or in the dis- honesty of' :Ministers, or in the want of sincerity and ability of Represontatives. It lies...

SECTION H.—DOINGS OF THE COMMIShIONEIZS. FOR the evils described in our last week's paper on the Records, neither the Legislature nor the Crown was much to blame. During...

practical lair- • l/t a . notiee of the last Nora id; . :he ex- L.eserviiss Its works in a more convenient s ize ( oc t a v o ) ; th a t th e y w . cri . i n certain....

devoid of the occasional unattractiveness which re- sults from a free use of statistics and a considerable quantity of stuffing, this is both an intbrming and an interesting...

TPAVEt. , 4, R e ttioll and Education in America: with Notices of the State and Prospects of Atm,lean Unitarianism, Pi.pery, nod African Colokization. By John Dintmore Loog....

THESE VOIR:TICS :AFC well fitted to contribute towards realizing CRAY'S notion of Paradise—" to lounge upon 0 sofit and read new novels." Not that they display any striking...

nit:: rellyne fills up a void in 1:"..._' 1: 1 1: , - - 1 the :14:cession o'.' At:nut:Ty:: to the ;',,, ' :: (;inuom commenco , :. tVi' IlaVC strictly sp.....,:!..: - ::.:...

EDITED BF /I OPAC 'Tn." WE have received the 11,110w irig letter in reference to our last week's make of 0/seer Cisnanwell, from a correspondent who has favoured us with his...