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Louis Napoleon has married his pretty Spaniard, and carried her
The Spectatoroff to St. Cloud; with flying visits to Versailles and Paris to fill up the chasms which pomp and business make in the honey- moon. Paris, on Sunday, had its dearly-beloved...
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The Spectator4 ‘ FORE-WARNED is fore-armed." At the last sitting of the Peace Conference, Mr. Cobden gave notice that he will " do his utmost to turn out any Government that takes another...
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Qogess - Vristome. walked in the Home. Park with the Duchess de
The SpectatorNemours Vonfiy morning, and drove out in the afternoon accompanied by Prince Albert and the Duke and Duchess de Nemours. Her Majesty and the Prince also drove out on Thursday....
alfirtrninitio.
The SpectatorSt. Martin's Hall was filled to overflowing on Wednesday evening, hy egatheringsf the working classes who support the proposed opening of the Crystal Palace on Sundays. The...
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Cht Vrouituto.
The SpectatorThe close of the Peace Conference at Manchester, on Friday, brought an immense meeting to the Free-trade Hall. The principal speakers, indeed with two or three minor exceptions...
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,furrign nub cranial.
The SpectatorFiteram.—The civil marriage of "his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon III." and "her Excellency Mademoiselle Eugenie de Montijo, Countess de Teba," was celebrated on Saturday. As...
IRELAND.
The SpectatorThe Earl of St. Germans rode into Dublin on Thursday afternoon. He was received and preceded to the Castle by the Lord Mayor and the Cor- poration, and cheered, in passing the...
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tlautuito.
The SpectatorWe understand that Viscount Stratford de Rodeliffe, on the retirement of the Earl of Derby's Administration, placed his resignation as Ambas- sador to the Ottoman Porte in the...
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At a meeting of the ratepayers of Marylebone, last night,
The Spectatora resolution was passed condemning as unconstitutional and dangerous the Bishop of London's Churchwarden's Election Bill, which interferes with the con- trol of the parish over...
MONEY MARKET.
The SpectatorSTOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. The English Stock Market has this week presented an unsettled aspect, with frequent although not extensive fluctuations. The agitation on the...
Pleadings in the great Wagner case were again commenced yesterday,
The Spectatorin the Court of Queen's Bench, by the counsel for Mr. Gye in support of the demurrer to Mr. Lumley's declaration. Mr. Lumley seeks damages from Mr. Gye, for enticing away the...
The names of the persons included in Louis Napoleon's amnesty
The Spectatorwere published yesterday in the .Iffoniteur. All the persons included in the list are to be instantly liberated. But they belong mainly to the lowest class of society, and the...
BIRTHS.
The SpectatorOn the 19th January. at Turin, the Hon. Mrs. Edward Erskine, of a daughter. On the 27th. in Carlton Gardens, the lion. Mrs. James Stuart Wortley, of a son. On the 29th, at...
SANK OF ENGLAND. An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th
The Spectatorand 8th Victoria, cap. 32, for the week ending on Saturday, the 29th day of Jan. 1853. 151195 narxxeminer. Notes - issued £32,494,810 Government Debt £11,015,100 Other...
POSTSCRIPT.
The SpectatorSATURDAY. Political movements have been looking up during the last few days. This morning we have reports of three meetings, all of the convivial- political kind, furnished by...
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Ittttru to thr thitur.
The SpectatorCAPTAIN ERICSSON'S CALORIC - ENGINE. 1, Adam Street, Adelphi, 28th January 1833. Sin-Various accounts have appeared in the columns of the Times, copied from American journals,...
With the month of February comes our musical season-the season
The Spectatorappropriated to the fashionable concerts and other entertainments. There have been two such concerts this week, both at the Hanover Square Rooms ; Madame Pleyel'a on Monday, and...
PARISIAN THEATRICALS.
The SpectatorDuring the past week, the Parisian theatres have been less prolific in novelty than they usually are at this season of the year ; and the great matrimonial spectacle which the...
thratrro ant Zuoir.
The SpectatorTo the amusement-seekers of the West-end there can scarcely occur a more welcome incident than the opening of the St. James's Theatre for French performances. Every one,...
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RIGA TORY SERVICES IN TIIE CHURCH.
The Spectator'Oxford, 30th January 1853. Sin—How long will it be before ieople are thoroughly a-wakened to see the great evil of our - "State services" ? Today we have heard the worst of...
INJUDICIOUS FRIENDS: THE HAULM CASE.
The Spectator2e1 February 1853. Sri It appears to me, on reading in your journal of Saturday last the re- port a the meeting which took place atExeter Hall yesterday -week, that the...
MB. COBDEN'S FALSIFICATIONS.
The Spectator2d February 1853. Bra—It is needless to call:your attention to the instances of disingenuous- ness, and, I am compelled to say, falsehood, which are so deplorably nume- rous in...
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
The SpectatorTHE POLICY OF 1.tit GO V.ERNMENT. THE opening of Parliament has not for many years excited the in- terest which awaits the renewal of the session next week. It is felt to be...
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THE BUSINESS OF THE SESSION.
The SpectatorTun construction of acts of Parliament, and the management of their discussion, are not the only or the most important functions of Government in England. Parliamentary...
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PRESENT ASPECT OF UNIVERSITY REFORM.
The SpectatorIN common with all other questions the settlement of which de- pends on the Legislature, and therefore on the arrangement of political parties, the prospects of University...
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PETS. Tr is notorious even to a proverb, that the
The Spectatorfanciers df pets among the lower animals are liable to be attracted by qualities which are repulsive to their neighbours. Colonel Mannering was not singu- lar in that perversity...
AWFUL EFFECTS OF EMIGRATION.
The SpectatorLORD Atuaressuar prophesied that emigration would leave Eng- land a deserted island on a weather-beaten coast ! It is true that Mr. Disraeli took the trouble to refute his noble...
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MEDICAL REMUNERATION.
The SpectatorA Norivcsas Poor-law Union advertises for a surgeon—salary 201. per annum. The rationale of such a miserable offer is well known : it is expected that some young practitioner,...
BOOKS.
The SpectatorDRUMMOND'S SCENES AND IMPRESSIONS OF SWITZER- LAND AND ITALY.. ALTHOUGH Switzerland and the North of Italy have been described again and again by travelling authors, Mr....
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JeCULLOCII'S WRITINGS ON POLITICAL ECONOMY. * THIS volume consists of treatises,
The Spectatoressays, and biographical notices on men or matters connected with political economy ; a few being original, but the majority revised and corrected reprints. The direct treatises...
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JULIA KAVANAGH'S DAISY Bl7RNS. 8 IN the books of Miss Kavanagh,
The Spectatorthe workmanship often surpasses the material; a peculiarity which may be proper to the poetical palace of the Sun-god, but is scarcely so well fitted for our work- aday...
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TILE PLAJRIT OF FREE1)011. * A QUARTO form, a handsome style
The Spectatorof printing, and a generally ex- pensive mode of " getting up," distinguish. this volume, which sp- ears without author's or publisher's name : the law, we be- e, requires an...
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MILITARY GAZETTE.
The SpectatorWes-orrice..Feb. 4.--6th Befit. of Drag. Guards—Lieut- B. C. Tichborne his been permitted to retire from the service by the sale of his commission. 1st Drags.. —Brevet Col. Sir...
PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.
The SpectatorBooze. Twenty-seven Years in Canada West; or the Experience of an Early Settler. By Major Strickland, C.M. Edited by A g nes Strickland, Author of " The Queens of England," &c....
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COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.
The SpectatorTuesday, February 1. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-Wanebrough and Co. the Grove, Southwark, patent cloth-manufacturers-Poole and Co. Kent Street, emery-manufacturers-Goodwin and Co....
PRICES CURRENT.
The SpectatorFOREIGN FUNDS. (Last Official Quotation during the Week ending Friday Evening.) Austrian 6 p. Ct. 87 Massachusetts (Sterling)...6 p. Ct. Belgian 41 - 98 Mexican S - Ditto 21 -...