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A new turn has been given to the Presidential question
The Spectatorin Prance by a political scandal, which has assumed such a shape that General Cavaignac has felt obliged to grapple with it. It is the revival of a charge against him, that at...
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The SpectatorTHE progress of the election movement in West Yorkshire has somewhat ruffled the smooth sleepy surface of English politics. The further development of the Fitzwilliam candidate...
The result of the appeal to the Irish Judges on
The Spectatortechnical points m John Martin's case, augurs ill for the success of a similar ap- plication, now going on, in the case of Smith O'Brien and his companions : the formidable...
German affairs continue much in the same state of complica-
The Spectatortion and suspense. In Vienna, the violent retribution of Prince Windischgratz appears to be succeeded by milder measures : the new Ministers are taking a conciliatory course ;...
Austrian officers will not suffer Italian bate to subside. While
The Spectatorcalls to a new combination of arms for the final expulsion of " the foreigner" are circulating in Italy from the Tyrol to the Bay of Naples, Field-Marshal Radetzky has called...
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The advices by the Indian mail are but partially satisfactory.
The SpectatorGeneral Whish bad not lost so much ground as the former ac- counts represented; troops were advancing to renew the attack on Moultan with overwhelming strength; Sir Hugh Gough...
be sevtirt.
The SpectatorTan Court record is nearly a blank register. The Queen and Prince Al- bert, with the children and household, left Windsor Castle on Wednesday, for the ffsle of Wight. A new...
gt e pit ttropotis.
The SpectatorAlCourt of Aldermen was held on Tuesday, for the despatch of business*. The Lord Mayor took his seat for the first time in his new official cape- paelty, and in modest terms...
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Zbe VrobincEs.
The SpectatorThe purposed meeting of Liberal delegates from the polling-districts of the West Riding was held at Normanton on the 17th. Sir Culling Eardley Was proposed as a lit person to...
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IRELAND.
The SpectatorSome weeks since, a special meeting of the Magistrates of the county of Cavan was held in the Court-house, Lord Farnham presiding, to petition the Government to extend the time...
Nortign anb eolonfal.
The SpectatorFnatecn.—The fete of Sunday, in continuation of the festivities to cele- brate the new Constitution, passed without the slightest accident or disturb- ance. The weather was...
SCOTLAND.
The SpectatorThe Senatus of King's College, Aberdeen, have unanimously reelected the Earl of Ellesmere as Lord Rector of the University. In our Scottish news last week, we gave from the...
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Altistellaneous.
The SpectatorThe Gazette announced, on Tuesday, that Sir Robert William Gardiner, C.B., had been appointed to be Governor and Commander-in-chief of Gibral- tar. This appointment is, we...
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BIRTHS.
The SpectatorOn the 15th November, at Lord Sherborne's in Gloucestershire, the Wife of the Hon. Captain Plunkett, R.N., of a son. On the 15th, at Henbury House, Dorset, the Wife of Charles...
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Pierson, accused as the murderer of Mary Newmaitat St. Leonard'a r wsui
The Spectatorfully committed for trial, yesterday, on what seemed conclusive evidence.
POSTSCRIPT.
The SpectatorSATURDAY. Lord Melbourne is - no more. It is well known that for several years his tenure of life had been precarious; for a week past his death had been hourly expected; and...
There is hardly any fresh news. of importance from any
The Spectatorquarter.of . the Continent. In the French Assembly, yesterday, M. Jules Tavremade an elaborate attack on the Government; endeavouring, by a multitude of minute de- tails to...
TMEA.TRES AND MUSIC.
The SpectatorDramatic novelties have been -somewhat numerous this week; in feet, more numerous than important. At the Haymarket, the novelty—The Ifrught of Arva—is a drama in two acts. Were...
In the dearth of exciting news, and:in harmony r as the Times
The Spectatorsays, with the meteoric seasons, which about this lime, exhibit the phsanoruena of "fulling -stars," some of the newspapers have been throwing club gossip on Ministerial changes...
The Times abstracts some private letters received from British Guiana
The Spectatorby the Severn, picturing the deplorable disorganization to which the colony is reduced by the adjournment of the Combined Court sine die, without its having voted the taxes. A...
M:ONEY MARKET.
The SpectatorSTOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. With the exception of an advance of 1 per cent on Monday, when the price of Con- sols rose from 861 to 878, the market has been in a quiescent...
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At the Adelphi, we are presented with a specimen of
The SpectatorLiverpool wit,— videlicet, a burlesque on Shakspere's Tempest, written by two brothers named Brough, and transplanted from the boards of Liverpool to those of London. In native...
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
The SpectatorWEST YORKSHIRE. THE Fitzwilliam assault on the West Riding has been a " fiasco " —a total and disgraceful failure. It reduces mere family dicta- tion ad absurdum, and it will...
The performance of The Messiah at Exeter Hall last night,
The Spectatorfor the first time since M. Costa has assumed the direction of the Sacred Harmonic Society's concerts, was another proof, in addition to those he had already given, of his great...
Mr. Bunn has varied a little his Covent Garden repertoire
The Spectatorby the pro- duction of The Ludy of the Lake,—La Donna del Logo in an English dress. It was performed for the first time on Saturday; but the success was not such as to lead to...
A series of weekly concerts has been set on foot
The Spectatorat Exeter Hall under the title of the "London Wednesday Concerts," with the professed object of placing the enjoyment of classical musks within the reach of the general body of...
Foreign advices tell us, that the French piece from which
The Spectatora thing called Two Owls in One Ivy-bush, is taken was highly relished in Paris. Either the English version produced at the Lyceum is a very bad representation of the French...
In chatacters of rattling vivacity, where the animal spirits seem
The Spectatorto flow on nnimpeded, there is no actress—if we set aside Mrs. Nisbett—who can excel Mrs. Stirling. Cousin Cherry, a little piece from the French, pro- duced at the Olympic, has...
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FRANCE AND HER NEW CONSTITUTION.
The SpectatorA CAREFUL reading of the new French Constitution irresistibly establishes two conclusions ' —that it marks a highly transitional thatstate of the people; and that a retrograde...
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VAGRANCY AND INDIGENCE.
The SpectatorA CASE at Bow Street Police-office tends to confirm our antici- pation, that Mr. Charles Buller's circular would not prove suffi- cient for the proper and distinctive treatment...
POPULAR COOKERY.
The SpectatorFOOD, it is said, is sent by Heaven, the cook by an opposite pow- er. The maxim, however, refers to English cooks, and is only just in a local sense. The English certainly have...
ANGLO-AUSTRIAN AMENITIES.
The SpectatorENGLAND has no right to look down upon Austria for barbarous modes of maintaining authority : if we reproach Austria with a Windischgriitz, the Austrians can retort with the...
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SPECTATOR'S LIBRARY.
The SpectatorPoirrinsi. PHILOSOPHY, The Nature and Once of the State. By Andrew Coventry Dick. Black, Edinburgh- FICTION, The Victim of the Jesuits ; or Mourn.) Aillaga. I Romance, from...
ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE FROM FRANCE.
The SpectatorParis, November 23. There has been since last week no very material change in the state of the Presidential question. At one time, indeed, the chances of General Ca- vaignac...
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EUGENE SCRIBE'S PIQITILLO
The SpectatorIs a novel of Spanish adventure. The time embraces the entire reign of Philip the Third; opening with the accession of the monarch and closing with his death, though only...
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MRS. JAMESON'S SACRED AND LEGENDARY ART.
The SpectatorTHESE two volumes supply a very able and interesting manual to the comprehension of a large branch of art,—those legendary pictures of the Roman Catholic faith which form the...
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PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.
The SpectatorBOOKS. Memoirs qf the Life of William Collins, Esq., R.A. With Selections from his Journal and Correspondence. By his Son, W. Wilkie Collins. In two volumes. An-Historical...
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MILITARY GAZETTE.
The SpectatorWm.orricz, Nov. 24.-6th Drag. Guards-Capt. T. St. G. Lister, from half-day Portuguese Officers, to be Capt. vice D. H. Mackinnon, appointed Paymaster 430 Foot ; Lieut. F. C....
COMMER-CIAL GAZETTE..
The SpectatorTuesday, November 21. PARTNESSHIPS DISSOLVED. Campbell and Co. Cologne, merchants-Paterson and Co. Notting.riffi; proprietors of the establishment called the Hippodrome-Goode...
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PRICES CURRENT.
The SpectatorBRITISH FIIND S. (Closing Prices.) &aura. Hondas,. Marko/. Wadroer. Thar,. Friday, 8 per Cent Consols 081 871 87* 87+ 87* 87* Ditto for Account 87 87; 87* 871 871 3 per...