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The Irish are apt to complain that Englishmen do not
The Spectatorunder- stand , them. It may be so ; nay, one is sometimes apt to question whether they understand themselves. The difficulty of understanding what they would really be at, is at...
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The SpectatorTHE Maynooth Bill found the House of Commons in employment for three nights of this week. The debate was on the whole lan- guid: so little interest was felt in the discussion on...
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;Debates an lEiroteebingsiniparliament.
The SpectatorMAYNOOTII COLLEGE. In the House of Commons, on Monday, Sir ROBERT PEEL having moved the third reading of the Maynooth College Bill, Mr. EWART moved an amendment. He said that...
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Vat e our t.
The SpectatorSTATE ceremonial has been accessory to Irish politics this week. The QUO011 held a Court at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday, to receive on the Throne an address from the...
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Zbt iffletropolls.
The SpectatorA Privy Council was held on Saturday at the office of the Controller of the Exchequer, in Whitehall Yard; when a jury of members of the Goldsmiths Corn.. pany were empannelled...
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IRELAND.
The SpectatorThe Roman Catholic Bishops met in Dublin on Wednesday, and took into con. sideration the Government bill for academical education. It is understood that they object to the bill,...
SCOTLAND.
The SpectatorThe Times has recently had some forcible articles on the condition of the pauper population of Scotland; showing the inadequateness of the present mode of relief by "voluntary...
Int iprobintrs.
The SpectatorWe learn that the Committee for the formation of Public Parks and Play- grounds have purchased Enham Hall estate, at Harpurhey, the residence of bft. Jonathan Andrews, for a sum...
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Iforeign anb
The SpectatorFittaecE.—The Chamber of Deputies have been occupied throughout the week with the details of the bill establishing the great Northern Railway of France; which proceeds...
_Miscellaneous.
The SpectatorDivers reports of Royal movements are current. The Times says, in prominent ce.—" A correspondent in St. Petersburg writes us, under date 30th ultimo, that his Royal Highness...
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The French Chamber of Deputier passed the Northern Railroad Bill
The Spectatoron Thurs- day, by a majority of 253 to 10. An article in the bill as adopted by the Chamber prohibits the negotiation of the receipts or promises of shares, and declares the...
The Alexandria correspondent of the Morning Chronicle says that "Mr.
The SpectatorBourne, President of the Foreign Letter Office, sent out by Viscount Lowther to enter into a postal treaty with 31ehernet Ali, about ten months back, returns by the Oriental;...
The West India mail was delivered this morning. The weather
The Spectatorhad been ge- nerally favourable for taking off the crops. In Trinidad it was expected that the yield would be greater than in any year since Emancipation. In that island,...
The Arctic Expedition was off Lowestoft on Wednesday night, pitching
The Spectatorbows under in a heavy gale.;
Last night's Gazette notifies that the Queen will hold a
The Spectatordramingroom at St. James's Palace on Tuesday next, to celebrate her birthday. This present Saturday is in fact the auspicious day; but it is only marked by family rejoicings, in...
POSTSCRIPT
The SpectatorSATURDAY NIGHT. The Maynooth College Bill began its career in the House of Lords last night. On the motion of the Duke of WELLINGTON, it was read a first time; and he fixed the...
SACRED 11.anatoine SOCIETY.—The Queen has requested the performance of Mendelssohn's
The SpectatorSt. Paul on Monday the 2d June, and has expressed her intention of being present on the occasion.
By the same arrival, news has been received from Hayti.
The SpectatorPresident Guerrier was dead, and General Perrot had been elected in his room. The Ex-President Hoard landed at Jacmel on the 21st April, with a handful of followers, bent upon...
Theatrical and Musical notices, several Advertisements that would have been
The Spectatorinserted if possible, and other articles ty . a less temporary nature, are excluded for want of room.
MONEY MARKET.
The SpectatorSATVEDAY, TWELVE O'CLOCK. We have no change or business ofimportance to report either in the English or Foreign Funds; which are at yesterday s prices. The transactions in...
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
The SpectatorCONVEYANCE OF REAL PROPERTY. Tax deeds by which landed property is transferred are spun out to such an unwarrantable length, that laymen are tempted to suspect the motive for...
DIVISION ON THE MAYNOOTH COLLEGE BILL.
The SpectatorTHIRD READESG--WEDNESDAY 21st MAY. for Downshire, and two for Stu:Mary—make the total of 658. against it, 186—majority, 133. The second reading was carried by a majority of...
was to have been a triumph of the art, is
The Spectatorperpetually in the docks for alterations. There is, in this maritime nation, with a popula- tion of sixteen millions exclusive of Ireland and Scotland, never a sufficient supply...
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The SpectatorAaaivED—At Gravesend, 20th May, Dryden, Atkins, from the Cape ; and 21st, Gloriana, Webb, from Calcutta. In the Downs, 21st, Monarch, Robertson, from China ; and Madonna,...
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THE CLUMBER EPAMINONDAS.
The SpectatorPRAISE is a dangerous thing. It has made the Duke of New- castle who modestly thought himself only a political Jeremiah, now New- castle, himself a political Messiah : in the...
A NEW BUTT FOR LORD BROUGHAM.
The SpectatorIF Lord Stanley retired to the House of Lords in search of a quiet life, it is to be feared he will meet with a disappointment. Lord Brougham has set his eye upon him as a...
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MAKING CLEAN THE OUTSIDE.
The SpectatorTHEY are cleansing St. Paul's of the soot and dust of many years. Washing won't serve the purpose : walls and pillars are scraped and holistoned ; the church gets a "dry scrub...
A CONSERVATIVE OF THE OLD SCHOOL.
The SpectatorTun editor of the Polynesian (a Sandwich Island newspaper) calls the late native Governor of Hawaii " a Conservative of the old school." The meaning of this is explained by the...
SPECTATOR'S LIBRARY.
The SpectatorBiociasrer, Memoirs of Prince Charles Stuart, (Count of Albany,) commonly called the Young Pretender ; with Notices of the Rebellion in 1745. By Charles Louis Klose,, Esq. In...
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MR. TOLPREY'S SPORTSMAN IN CANADA.
The Spectatorhe the early part of 1815, Mr. Tolfrey, then approaching his majority, became a slave to the tender passion ; but his papa disapproving of his flame, and having interest at a...
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THE FORTUNES OF ROGER DE FLOR, OR THE ALMUGAVAES.
The SpectatorAstowo the bands of mercenaries who infested Europe for a consider- able period of the middle ages, a troop, or possibly a tribe, called the Al- mugavars, Amogavares, or...
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THE SMUGGLER.
The SpectatorMR. JAmEs's " Smuggler " is not one of your romantic and picturesque ruffians of the "Will Watch" school—who figure on the stage in Guernsey frocks with white kitties and black...
PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.
The SpectatorFrom May 16th to May 22d. BOOKS. .A History of England under the Anglo-Saxon Kings. Translated from the German of Dr. J. M. Lappenberg, For. F.S.A., Keeper of the Archives of...
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FINE ARTS.
The SpectatorTHIRD NOTICE OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITION. LANDSCAPH AND SEA PIECES. IN going through this exhibition one hears people exclaim, "That's Turner! "—" That's Stanfield! "—and...
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BIRTHS.
The SpectatorOn the 15th May, at New Romney, the wife of Mr. John Daniels, of three fine boys, who, with the mother, are doing well. On the 16th, at Howbury Hall, Beds, Mrs. R. Henley Payne,...
MILITARY GAZETTE.
The SpectatorOrries or Gansu:ice, May 16.-Royal RegL of Artillery-First Lieut. D. W. Paynter, to be Sec. Capt. vice Evelegh, retired on half-pay ; Sec. Lieut. H. S. Eliot to be First Lieut....
COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.
The Spectator, Tuesday, May 20. PARTNEasinTs DissoLvED. Hickey and Agnew, Liverpool, bootmakers--Threlkeld and Edwards, King Street, Cheapside, acconntants-Nicol and Co. 1101nbay,...
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PRICES CURRENT.
The SpectatorBRITISH FUNDS. (Closing Prices-) I per Cent Consols ........... Ditto for Account . 3 per Cents Reduced ..... 31 per Cents Long Annuities Bank Stock, 7 per Cent India Stock,...