The Menaces Of Mr. O'connell And His Compatriots Have Not
been without their effect on this side of the water: some alarm is felt in London at the threatened invasion, or evasion, of the eight, nine, or ten millions, or whatever the......
The Papers Announce The Search Of Another American-se The...
belonging to Salem—by a British cruiser on ths . ' Africa. These things are very awkward just now. Accounts by one of the Halifax steam-ships bring the history of affairs in......
- The Newspapers This Week Record Two Fresh Instances Of
eccle- siastical overbearing, of a very offensive kind. In one case, Mr. DUDLEY RYDER, the Vicar of Easton, a village in Hampshire, re- fused to admit into the church the body......
News Of The Week.
THE Easter recess passes away with unequalled quiet in the po- litical world. The closing of Parliament used to entice the Members to exchange the arduous struggles of either......
The Expense Of The Mere Preparation For War, Coupled With
judi- cious moderation on the part of the present Government, appears to have been making a very considerable change in the feeling of the French lately. The fit of military......
