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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The SpectatorA SEASON consecrated as the most solemn anniversary of that faith which teaches peace and good-will, rings with the sound of discord, if not of arms brought out for service. ....
The Spanish Government has achieved a coup d'etat, not in
The SpectatorMa- drid, but in the West Indies. It has decreed final freedom, at five years' date, to its " Emancipados" or Negro apprentices, with a fixed term for the final freedom of other...
As if our own Country were too quiet, a few
The Spectatorelections have kept up the fermentâhave enabled the Riot Act to be read, and have recalled to memory the corruptions of our political system. Black- burn, with the...
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At a meeting of the Court of Common Council on
The SpectatorTuesday, the subject ofcCorpomtion reform was again resumed. No fewer than three resolu- tions were underâ¢consideration ; but:after some discussion,âof which the prevailing...
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The SpectatorQueen Victoria held a Court at Buckingham Palace on 'Saturday. Count Colloredo, the Austrian Minister, presented an autograph letter from the Emperor of Austria. Soon...
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The SpectatorThe Manchester meeting arising out of the proposed renewal of the Indian " Charter;" which Mr. Barnes, the Mayor, convened last week, - was held on Tuesday ; and a very...
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IRELAND.
The SpectatorThe President of the Queen's College at Galway has just issued his an- nual report. Since the opening of the College, there have been three session; attended by 130 students ;...
SCOTLAND.
The SpectatorAt a late meeting of the Edinburgh Town-Council, it was resolved, on the motion of Mr. Ritchie, to " remit " to the consideration of the Lord Provost's Committee, whether it...
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The SpectatorFRANCE.âThe Emperor reviewed, on Sunday, four regiments of infantry, one of artillery, and three of cavalry, preparatory to their leaving Paris. The review was held in the...
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The SpectatorThe Windsor Election Committee sat on Saturday last, to bring their in- quiry to a conclusion. They found that Lord Charles Wellesley was duly elected ; that neither the...
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POSTSCRIPT.
The SpectatorSATURDAY. Up to the present moment no decisive news has arrived from Constan tinople, although it is hourly expected. This is partly accounted for by the severe storms which...
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The Times of this morning contains a copy of a
The Spectatormemorial signed by sixty householders of Great Windmill Street, presented to the St. James's Vestry on Thursday, complaining of the "very great and increasing nuisance and...
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The SpectatorPassion-week, as we Protestants persist in calling the week before Easter,âwhereas this is Holy Week, and Passion-week is the week pre- ceding,âhas been occupied here and...
MONEY MARKET.
The SpectatorSTOCK EXCHANGE, THURSDAY ArramgooN. Great excitement prevailed in the English Stock Market on Monday. The news from Paris respecting the Turkish question, and its sensible...
The formal ceremony of electing Dr. Jackson to the Bishopric
The Spectatorof Lin- coln was performed on Thursday, in the Chapterhouse of Lincoln Cathedral.
Panistari Tazurniceis.
The SpectatorThe aristocracy of French playgoersâif we may use the expressionâ have been much delighted by the production of a new comedy in verse, and in the strict style, from the pen...
In the French Senate, the Duke de Caumont Laforce has
The Spectatorgiven notice of a motion for voting a dotation of 500,000 francs to the Empress. The Milan Gazette of the 20th confirms the report of the novel display of clemency on the part...
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THE INCOME-TAX.
The SpectatorCambencell, 16th March 1853. SIR âThe Income-tax is just now a topic of sufficient interest and import- ance to excuse my troubling you with another short communication on...
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The SpectatorTHE FIRE AT WINDSOR CASTLE. 1 Adam Street, Adelphi, 22d March 1853. Sin--A portion of Windsor Castle has been unexpectedly burnt, and people ask why ? The question is not...
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
The SpectatorTHE FIRST STUMBLE OF MINISTERS. THE painful scene in the House of Commons last Friday night has caused deep regret to some of the most sincere friends of the present Government...
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SETTLEMENT OF THE TURKISH QUESTION.
The SpectatorTHE events that are openly taking place in Turkey are of a kind to create more alarm than the covert assurances in this country can allay. That Turkey is approaching the very...
NECESSITIES OF THE INDIAN QUESTION.
The SpectatorTHE public discussion of the affairs of India, which is so earnestly claimed by the Indians themselves, and has been so anxiously de- precated by certain officials in London,...
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TILE EMIGRATION OF 1853.
The SpectatorALTHOUGH the anticipations that the attractions for emigrants had reached their maximum at the close of last year, the reports from all parts of the country tend to show a...
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TESTS BY COURTESY.
The SpectatorTHE Australian steam-vessel which has been so totally condemned by the force of its own performances had been duly examined by official surveyors, and yet the causes of its...
SOUP KITCHEN PIETY.
The SpectatorOFTEN and often we have heard the cry from the far West of Ireland, that the Protestants try to save souls by "souping" the population ; and whether the charge be true or false...
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BOOKS.
The SpectatorLATARD'S NINEVEH AND BABYLON.. THE archaeological matter of this volume is even richer than that of its predecessor in specific information relating to the history, arts, and...
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}HALL'S BASES OF BELIEF. * ARROGANCE, acrimony, and unfairness, have so
The Spectatorfrequently been the characteristic marks of controversial works in defence of Christian- ity, that the entire absence of these qualities from a work of this description deserves...
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SMITH'S POEMS..
The SpectatorALEXANDER Siarn's volume contains a poem in dialogue, which he entitles " A Life-Drama," some short miscellaneous poems, and a few sonnets. Most if not all of the volume has...
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THE LONG WOODS. * THE freshness in this fiction is that
The Spectatorof an antediluvian age. The reader is carried to a period which, though much less than a cen- tury ago, is as old to many of this generation as the Elizabethan or feudal times....
PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.
The SpectatorBooks. Thomas d Becket, and other Poems. By Patrick Scott. Tamerton Church-Tower, and other Poems. By Coventry Patmore. An Englishwoman's Experience in America. By Marianne...
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FINE ARTS.
The SpectatorMR. CURRIE'S LECTURE ON THE NATIONAL GALLERY.* WE are indebted for this lecture to a requisition made by the Northamp- ton Mechanics' Institute to Mr. Raikes Currie, one of the...
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COMMERCIAL GAZETTE. Tuesday, _March 22. PARTNERSHIPS DTSSOLVED.--T. Sidney and Co.
The SpectatorLndgate Hill, tea-dealers; as far as regards J. Manduellâ Manduell and Co. and Sidney and Manduell, Bristol, tea-dealersâNobles and Hoare, Cornwall Road,...
HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 12 -
The Spectator[From the Official Return.] Zymotic Diseases Dropsy, Cancer, and other diseases of uncertain or variable seat Tubercular Diseases Diseases of the Brain, Spinal Marrow, Nerves,...
MILITARY GAZETTE.
The SpectatorWAR-OFFICE, March 22.-7th Drag. GuardsâMajor-Gen. R. B. Gabriel, C.B. to be Col. vice Lieut.-Gen. the Hon. H. Murray, C.B. removed to the 14th Light Drags. 14th Light...
BIRTHS.
The SpectatorOn the 7th August, at Essex House, Port Lyttelton, New Zealand, the Wife of Augustus Edward White, Esq., of a daughter. On the 18th March, in Gloucester Place, the Hon. Mrs....
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