movement has subsided to the hum of the ordinary machinery ; and public action at home, this week, has fallen to the perennial agitators, whose proceedings, under the given...

in the Conti- nental news ; and, yet that is not different in its substantial cha- racter from the news for the current month. The chief vicissitude seems to be developed in the...

the Rangoon, as communicated by the last mail from India, is likely to affect us more sensibly at the moment. It is disastrous and disgraceful. We remember how General Godwin...

IMMENSE exertions have been made in Paris, not without success, to strengthen the position of the Emperor matrimonially and finan- cially. Events confirm an impression suggested...

There was an enormous meeting at Exeter Hall on Tuesday, called by the Protestant Alliance, to rouse the British public against the doings of the Grand Duke of Tuscany....

TEE QuEEN remains at Windsor, and continues that quiet home-keeping life which has been remarked of late.; and again the Court Circular re- cords neither walk nor drive. Prince...

Conference of the Peace Society commenced its session at Manchester on Thursday, in the Corn F.iseleinge. Mr. George Wilson was in the chair ; supported by Mr. Cobden, Mr....

In the Dublin Court of Queen's Bench, on Monday, Mr. Attorney-General Brewster applied to have the depositions against the traversers in the case of " the Queen versus Delmege...

FRawcii.—Louis Napoleon has officially authenticated what was only a public rumour respecting his marriage. On Saturday last, in the palace of the Tuileries, he met the...

Colonel Lauderdale Mauls, the newly-appointed Surveyor-General of the Ordnance, has issued an address to his constituents of the county of Forfar, announcing his appointment,...

The following correspondence between Major Beresford 1k”) and Lord Dramlannig was published by the Morning Herald on y- " Jan. 15, 1S53. My Lord—I have this morning read your...

funraita. The Peace Conference at Manchester renewed its sittings on Thursday evening. Letters were read from Athanase Coquerel, the celebrated Pane testant -preacher at Paris,...

Chairman of the Board of Works, has accepted the post of Under- Secretary for Ireland. Viscount Melbourne, long -known as Sir Frederick Lamb, died this morning, at Broekett...

The Muglitila 'Stock ?dulcet has exhibited increased 'firmness this evecilt; which has been attributed chiefly to the favourable reaction-on the Paris Bourse. A. demand for...

as also on the Mises lines, and .a strong gateway forming on the latter, on one of .the old sites. Some earth-works will be speedily thrown up at Gomer Pond, Browndown,...

MareLt/40 de Castelbajac, the French _Minister at St. Petersburg, presented Wit letters to the Emperor of Russia ; who expressed in warm terms his satis- faction at the...

An early portion of Mr. Douglas Jerrold's dramatic career was cast in a very dark age,of theatricals—darker in some senses even than the pre- sent, and that is saying a great...

The promise that a second dramatic version of Uncle Tom's Cabin should be produced at the Gate on Saturday last was duly kept. The authors, MM. Wailly and Texier, so far differ...

in Europe, just at present, are illustrating the truth that national tyranny does not " pay "; but it can borrow, and when it does, lenders may find as well as national...

LOUIS NAPOLEON'S DECLARATION. TfiE manifesto of Louis Napoleon on announcing his marriage, is not only important as a political fact, but also as an elucidation of cha- racter;...

Mu. COBDEN' has been a manufacturer who knows how to send his wares to the right market at the right time;. and if he has made mistakes in speculations of the kind, he has also...

Pr would be great presumption to restrict the freeborn. English- man from his privilege of being-smashed by railway if he pleases. After the example of the wife in the Malade...

POLITICS. Dublin, 25th January 1853: rwas very. glad to see that you inculcate caution as to Irish matters in your last-Spectator, and I assure you it is very necessary. I...

24th January 1863. Sra — I trust that in the exercise of that liberty of speech which you have so often allowed me in your columns on other occasions, you will not refuse me an...

press, we received other two: communications on the same subject and the same side. They follow, in the order of their arrival.] Sm—As a member of the majority at the last three...

article in the Spectator on what is very justly termed the " Oxford nuisance." Nothing could be more gra- tifying to the constituency as a body, we may be sure, than the...

LIMARTINE'S RESTORATION OF MONARCHY IN FRANCE—VOLUME FOURTH. * THIS volume commences with the Ministry of Villdle, and closes with the close of its subject—the forcible end of...

Tim writer's previous book, "The Bridal and the Bridle," carried the newly-married pair from Fiume to Constantinople by the land Stamboul and the Sea °Memo. By the Author of"...

THE author of these reminiscences.of American military service is a Sent& weavers who went to New York in search of employment. He did not expect to " pick up money in the...

Lc any pursuit of an artistical kind, nature of course has mu& to.. do with the remits, but the best guard against self-repetition is variety of subject, and the best mode of...

and experienced in the art of literary composition. The style is light and playful, 1B5a • Wanderangen durch London. Von Max Schlesinger. Berlin: Franz Dunker. without the...

Booxs. Treatises and Essays on subjects connected with Economical Policy; with Biographical Sketches of Quesnay, Adam Smith, and Ricardo. . By S. R. M'Culloch, Esq., Member of...

E. V. B.'S CHILDREN'S SUMMER.* THE chief characteristic of E. V. B.'s genius is an enjoying fancy. She enters into the beauties of nature with the heart more than the eyo ;...

Gen. John, Earl of Stair, K.T. dec. 5th Begt. of Drag. -Guards—Lieut. -G. X. &deb - atom to-be Capt.-by purchase, vine Hamilton, who retires ; -Cornet G. X. Bur- nand -to be...

On the 19th January,.at St. Leonard's-ma-Sea,-the Lady.a Colonel the Ifon.E. B. Wilbraham, of a son. 'On the .20th, at Nice, the lady a:Sir - William Mfrs, Bart., of Glenlee,...

Tuesday, January 25. IB6RTXHB51111115 DissoLvEn.—Colyer and Co. Isle of Thanet, farmers—F. and J. Cooper, , Castle Eiromwich, Warwickshire,.builders—Myerseough and Co. Manches-...

Asmall picture of 'the -ceremony in 'St. Paul's, at 'the -moment-when the lowering of the caffintsommenced, -has been painted in water-colours by Mr. Parris, and is now at Mr....

In this print the divine infant reclines, beariag the symbolic cross, at the edge of a lonely-looking tract-of ground, beyond whichare indications 'of background-country, dim...

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