1 MARCH 1856, page 13

Mr. Sadleir.

THERE is always a temptation to preach sermons over the body of the fallen, and Mr. Sadleir's fall was too signal an incident to escape the handling of our innumerable writers.......

Topics Of The Day.

THE POSITION OF THE GOVERNMENT. Irr mid march of sueoessful action abroad, our Governinent drawi attention to its position at home by bringing upon itself varioui defeats. No......

Vqices From Our Supplement.

"Sirs, Colonies, and Commerce," were the demands of the first Napoleon from his subjects—" Ships; Colonies and Commerce," in order that he might obtain a standing-ground equal......