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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The SpectatorFOREIGN affairs monopolize thepolitical interest of the week, and niest prominenily - the affairs ' o France; for - events which have occurred both - in England and Germany...
Within the four seas, scarcely anything has happened to break
The Spectatorthe political stagnation. An election pending at Poole, to be con- tested by a Tory of the most retrograde order and a Liberal of the most advanced, scarcely makes the sleeping...
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t4r 3?iittrufulit
The SpectatorMr. M'Christie, the Revising Barrister, has appointed Monday the 16th of September on which to commence his registration of voters for Mem- bers to serve in Parliament for the...
it Caurt.
The SpectatorQUEEN VICTORIA, on leaving the kindly shores of our Belgian neighbours, first passed to Dover, and anchored there for an hour or two. The plans Of Dover harbour were submitted...
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,farrIgn auk entnnint.
The SpectatorFriasicx.—We left President Bonaparte pursuing his journey from Be- sancon to Strasbourg ; and our Postscript indicated the increased Repub- licanism, but diminished personal...
vnutiurto.
The SpectatorThe death of Mr. George Richard Robinson the eminent merchant and shipowner, makes vacant the Parliamentary seat for Poole, which he represented in the Free-trade-Conservative...
SCOTLAND.
The SpectatorLe Pelican, man-of-war steamer, commanded by M. de Montagnac, ar- rived in Leith Roads last week, bringing over the members of the Com- mission appointed by the French Assembly...
IRELAND.
The SpectatorThe _Dublin .Evening Post announces definitively, that the statutes which- constitute "the Queen's University in Ireland" have received her Ma- jesty's sanction, and are now in...
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DEATH AND RECOLLECTIONS OF LOUIS PHILIPPE.
The SpectatorLouis Philippe, the deposed Ring of the French, expired at Claremont on Monday morning. The declining health of the Count de Neuilly has been well known to the public for some...
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311.imIlautpuo.
The SpectatorThe Dutchess of Gloucester has arrived at Phis Newydd, Anglesey, on a visit to her Royal Highness the Dutchess of Cambridge.—Court Circular. Field-Marshal the Duke of...
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The great sale of the King of Holland's pictures has
The Spectatorattracted much at- tention among connoisseurs and dealers. It began on the 12th instant and closed on the 30th. Dealers attended from all quarters, even from America. The...
ful ; and, should his bodily health permit, he will
The Spectatorearly in the next session be found at his post in the House of Lords hearing appeals.—Times.
POSTSCRIPT.
The SpectatorSATURDAY. An electric message from Edinburgh states that the Queen and Prince Albert, at an early hour yesterday morning, ascended to the summit of Arthur's Seat. The Prince at...
The Lord Chamberlain notifies her Majesty's command of a Court
The Spectatormourning for his late Majesty King Louis Philippe, to begin on Sunday the 1st, to change on Sunday the 8th, and to cease on Wednesday the 11th of September. We are requested to...
The papers announce the somewhat sudden death of Mademoiselle Olga
The Spectatord.e Lechner, at Ashinunham House, on the night of Tuesday last "This amiable and accomplished young lady, ' says the Morning Chronicle —she was in her twenty- fi fth year—" was...
President Bonaparte's progress from Metz to Paris was highly satis-
The Spectatorfactory to him. At Verdun, the streets were transformed into a garden, and the enthusiasm of the people seemed greater and more sincere than in any other town. At Rheims, he...
The Gazette contains the Speaker's notice of a writ, to
The Spectatorissue on the 13th of September, for the election of a Member for Poole, in the room of Mr. George Richard Robinson, deceased. Besides Mr. Denby Seymour and Mr. Savage, a third...
MONEY MARKET.
The SpectatorSTOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY AFTERS:OM The English Stock Market has been firm nearly the whole week at our last quotations. The fluctuation of Consols for Money have been from 961...
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'Cljt i4rattro.
The SpectatorHer Majesq's Theatre closed its doors last Saturday night ; when, among the mWfitnde of entertainments, planned to bring forward all the leading performers, Madame Fiorentini...
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
The SpectatorLOUIS ,PHILIPPE. Loris Purrirrn has left this mortal Scene, ,in which hp played so busy a part, and all the world is analyzing his works. - Yew men have earned more respect;...
Teter to 4t (than.
The SpectatorTHE SPIRIT OF MONUMENTS. Beaumont Street, Marylebone, 25th August 1850. Stn-In your article in last Saturdays paper on the " Spirit of Monu- ments," you say that habitual bias...
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REPRESENTATION OF CAMBRIDGE 1TN1YERSITIL Ix the absence of almost all
The Spectatorthe leading resident members of the University during the long vacation, it may seem premature to re- cur to the question of who is to be Mr. Law's successor in the House of ,...
THE DISARMERS OF PEACE.
The Spectatorpean reftitation. ' WRY did the Anglo-American Peace Association go to Frankf ort? g It was a long way to go for the elaborate display of a fallacy, which the members might...
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PROTESTANT MORAL OF THE SYNOD OF TILl7RLES. Tax Synod of
The SpectatorThurles has been formally opened with . a grand Serio-comic spectacle, in which, we are informed by jour- nalists, " everything was exactly copied on the model of the ope's...
12 A TLWAY STRIKE.
The SpectatorWICETHER it take effect or not, the general strike threatened by railway drivers and firemen ought to be a warning to the public. The directors of the Eastern Counties Railway...
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JOKES AND FACTS ABOUT THE CANTERBURY SETTLEMENT.
The SpectatorDIE affinity , between trading and colonizing may have been run- ning in the head of a facetious public writer, who also helps to administer the driest part of government, when...
The Senate of the University of Padua is at present
The Spectatorpreparing for publica- tion two curious works, of which the manuscripts are in the h of that establishment. One is a translation in Hebrew verse of the Divina Comma- dia of...
DIPLOMATIC PH2EITOMENA.
The SpectatorBARON Batasicow off to St. Petersburg, the Chevalier Bunsen back to London ! " What do these exhalations portend? " Active pro- tocolling of late, and manifestly abortive ; much...
TRANSMARINE TELEGRAPH.
The SpectatorTIM electric telegraph is laid down across the Channel between England and France; the salt sea is traversed by instantaneous communication. We stand on the threshold of an...
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BOOKS.
The SpectatorNEWMAN'S LECTURES ON THE DIFFICULTIES OF TICE "ANGLICANS." MESE lectures are not addressed to sceptics, or Protestants, or zea- lous members of the Established Church ; and...
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FLETCHER'S NOTES FROM NINEVEH. * burs work is a much better
The Spectatorbook thin its title would imply ; for who wants notes about Nineieh, when he can read La yard's . story of his discoveries day by day as they were made, and receive an ocular...
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DAVID HOLT'S POEMS. * ALTHOUGH we are no very great admirers
The Spectatorof the poems of Keats, (his poetical genius, which was insufficiently developed at his death, is another matter,) it must be allowed that Keats revived if he did not originate...
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PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.
The SpectatorBoots. Louis Kossuth and the Last Revolution in Hungary and Transylvania. Containing a detailed Biography of the Leader of the Magyar Move- ment. A Lay of Hero- Worship, and...
BIRTHS.
The SpectatorOn the 21st August, at Rise Rectory, the Wife of the Rev. William Whitely, of a son, still - born. On the 22(1( at Raithby Hall, Lincolnshire, the Wife of the Rev. Edward...
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PRICES. CURRENT.
The SpectatorBRITISH FUNDS. (Closing Prices.) Sahird. Monday Meador Medan. 961 'Cl 97 961 9 116 71 r o t 97 97 39/ 99 99 Sei 81 81 81 213 214 2141 214 266 264 264 68 pus. ea ea...
COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.
The Spectatornesday, August 27. Parawswsurre IhssovrED.-:,T. and W. Burroogh, 1)onyatt, Somersetshire; farmers -Barclay and Friend, Abelwpali Lane, merchants-Battye and Clay, Huddersfield,...
MILITARY GAZETTE.
The SpectatorOPyICE or ORDNANCE, Aug. 26-Royal Regt. of Artillery - -Eirst Lieut. the 110¢. W.' C. Yeh - erton to be See. Capt. vice M'Queen, dec.; Sec. Lieut. R. H. R. Rowley to be First...