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The surprise created by the new Eastern appointments was at
The Spectatoronce a rebuke and an encouragement to Ministers. The Earl of The surprise created by the new Eastern appointments was at once a rebuke and an encouragement to Ministers. The...
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The SpectatorALTHOUGH the elections are not literally half over, a large and important section is by this time pretty well completed, in the ALTHOUGH the elections are not literally half...
The possessors of Federal power in Switzerland are precipitating the
The SpectatorRepublic into a series of adventures of which the end cannot The possessors of Federal power in Switzerland are precipitating the Republic into a series of adventures of which...
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Rome has just escaped a sort of counter-revolution. Much doubt
The Spectatorhas been thrown upon the reports, but the main facts ap- pear to have been ascertained. It is not surprising, however, that Incredulity should have been the first feeling ; so...
THE GENERAL ELECTION.
The SpectatorMEMBERS ELECTED. AbMgdon Sir F. Thesiger. Andover H. B. Coles. W. Cabin. Arundel Earl of Arundel. Ashburton CoL T. Matheson. Ashion-under-LyneCharies Hindley. Aylesbury...
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The SpectatorTHE Queen, Prince Albert, and the Royal suite, returned to the Isle of Wight, from town, on Saturday morning. On Tuesday, the Royal couple visited Sir Charles Napier's squadron...
'ebt Attropolis.
The SpectatorThe Court of Aldermen was engaged on Tuesday in considering a re- port of the Court of Common Council and the draft of a bill for limiting ⢠the power of the Court of...
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ebt 43robincez.
The SpectatorGoodwood Races commenced on Tuesday; but the rival attractions of the hustings seriously diminished the attendance. The quality of the sport on the first day was indifferent,...
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IRELAND.
The SpectatorAt the weekly meeting of the Repeal Association, on Monday, " Cap- tain " Broderick announced, that the Union will assuredly be repealed in the next session of Parliament. The...
Jortign artb zw.x.âAccording to accounts which seem trustworthy, Rome has
The Spectatorbeen spared a revival of the Sicilian Vespers. For some days there were ru- mours of a conspiracy to restore the old system by a coup de main. So absurd, however, did the whole...
Pilistellaneous.
The SpectatorTuesday's Gazette announces the appointment of Lord Arthur Marcia Cecil Hill as Treasurer, and of the Right Honourable William Sebright Lascelles as Comptroller of the Royal...
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The Universities are indulged with a greater number of voting-days
The Spectatorthan either cities, boroughs, or counties. Of this privilege the candidates both at Oxford and Cambridge are availing themselves in the present con- test; and at each the week...
In Lambeth, the poll was officially declared today-for Pearson, 4,614;
The SpectatorD'Eyncourt, 3,708; Hawes, 3,344. In Lambeth, the poll was officially declared today-for Pearson, 4,614; D'Eyncourt, 3,708; Hawes, 3,344. In the Tower Hamlets, the numbers...
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The SpectatorAazuvon-At Gravesend, 24th July. Walmer Castle, Thorne, from Sydney ; and Pun- jab, Palmer, from Calcutta. In the Downs, 28th, GurU, Lothman, from Semarang; and 29th, Henrietta,...
POSTSCRIPT.
The SpectatorSATURDAY NIGHT. The election intelligence received this morning does not differ in com- plexion from that already noticed: there is the same comparative tran- quillity, the...
DAYS OF ELECTION FIRED.
The SpectatorBristol F H. Berkeley. Launceston Admiral Bowles. Carder P. Miles. Dr. Nicholl. Lyme Regis Ludlow 1' N. Abdy, H B. Clive. Carlisle W. N. Hodgson. Colonel Sainfey....
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The Marseilles telegraph conveys the following heads of news in
The Spectatoranticipation of the overland mail from India. "The Bombay papers of the 29th Jane state that a new reduction had been effected in the army. The Goomsor was on fire from one...
The Committee of Council on Education have, since the education
The Spectatorgrant re- ceived the sanction of Parliament, had under their consideration representations made to them in memorials and by deputations as to the mode of carrying their recent...
THE THEATRES.
The SpectatorThe classical opera is now in the ascendant at Covent Garden. Verdi and Donizetti have given place to Mozart and Rossini; and the theatre, to all appearance, profits by the...
THE SWISS QUARREL.
The SpectatorTO THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. People's International League, 84, Hatton Garden, July 26, 1847. SinâWill you allow me briefly to point out an important error in the article...
Saturday, July Si.
The SpectatorBanbury. Pembroke. Chichester. Southampton. Falkirk Burghs. Thirst. Berefoni (City). Wilton. Northumberland (N.) Mohday, August 2. Dumfries Burghs. Paisley. Dundee. Tuesday,...
MONEY MARKET.
The SpectatorSTOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY ArfERNOON. The transactions of the week have been of a very unimportant character, and the fluctuation trifling. The tendency, however, has been...
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Ballet is far more fortunate at Her Majesty's Theatre; and
The Spectatormaintains its brilliance even amidst the unexampled career of Jenny Lind. The depar- ture of Carlotta Grisi stopped the "pas de quatre"; but it has a worthy successor in the...
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
The Spectator⢠THE PARLIAMENTS OF 1841 AND 1847. THE late Parliament began a careerânot foreseen, not univer- sally understood at the timeâwhich will be continued by its successor....
There are very few comic actors who attain that position
The Spectatorwith the Lon- don public that they draw by their own sole power of attraction almost irrespectively of the piece in which they may act. This position by no means implies that...
Mademoiselle Rachel has been adhering to the pieces already known
The Spectatorto the public. The next novelty will be the ifitlaridate of Racine, which she will perform at her benefit.
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THE MEN OF THE LATE PARLIAMENT.
The SpectatorTHE long Parliament has witnessed extensive and decisive changes among the crowd of public men ; time and events com- bining their mutations. We do not mean the mere disintegra-...
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ELECTION DEVICES.
The SpectatorWHNN we attempt persuasion, we seek means that accord with our notion of motives in those to be persuaded ; a rule which proves that candidates have very odd notions of the...
JUDICIAL PROCLAMATION OF IMPUNITY FOR WRONG.
The SpectatorWHILB we were noticing, last week, the flaws in the law of com- pensation for injuries to women, Chief Justice Wilde was bring- ing the vigour of his legal intellect to bear in...
SPECTATOR'S LIBRARY.
The SpectatorTRAVELS, Travels in Central America; being a Journal of nearly Three Years' Residence In the Country. Together with a Sketch of the History of the Republic, and an Account of...
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SKETCHES OE IRELAND SIXTY YEARS AGO
The SpectatorIs a picture of Irish manners and social opinions, such as they existed towards the close of the last century, when "the first flower of the earth and first gem of the sea" was...
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SIR AUBREY DE VERB'S MARY TUDOR EMBRACES the whole reign
The Spectatorof the first Mary; commencing with the death of her brother Edward, and ending with her own. The interme- diate events are, as they ought to be, strictly historical, without any...
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PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.
The SpectatorBooks. Gisella. By the Author of "Second Love." In three volumes. Sketches of Ireland Sixty Years Ago. A History of Sergio, and the Servian Revolution; from Original MSS. and...
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MILITARY GAZETTE.
The SpectatorOFFICE OP OILENANCE, July 23, 1647.âCorps of Royal EngtheersâSecond Lieut. B. Warren to he First Lieut. vice Hickey, resigned. WAR-OFFICE, July 30.âlot Life...
COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.
The SpectatorTuesday, July 27. PANTNELSHIPS DISSOLVED. Jackson and Anderson, Middlesborough, Yorkshire, Iron-ship.bulidersâSmith and Jones, Duke Street, Manchester Square,...
BIRTHS.
The SpectatorOn the 225 July, at Chastleton Rectory, the Lady of the Rev. Horatio Westumeott, of a daughter. On the 23d, in Grosvenor Square, Viscountess Stopford, of a daughter. On the 23d,...
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