It Is Evident That The Revolution Had Been Long Carefully
planned. The Times' Paris correspondent had given many by no means enigmatic hints of what he expected in his letters of last week. For instance, in one dated on the very day of......
How Far The Revolution Has Really Spread It Is Not
by any means easy to ascertain ; that Cadiz and Seville are in the hands of the insurgents seems pretty certain. It is said that Cordova had joined them, but had been regained......
News Of The Week.
T HE "dumbfounded Spaniard" has risen again,—let us hope not to subside this time till he has laid the foundations of a government so liberal and strong, that even in Mr.......
Dr. Milman, The Dean Of St. Paul's, And Author Of
the scholarly, liberal, and wise, though it may be to some extent colourless, his- tories of the Jews, and of Christianity, is dead, after a serious illness of about a week. He......
We Have A Little Additional Information Via Panama And St.
Nazaire of the fearful earthquake in Peru, and, oddly enough, there is nothing in it to confirm the intelligence given by the first Atlantic telegram that Ecuador suffered much......
Lord Carnarvon Broke The Terrible Monotony Of...
appropriately at Newbury on Tuesday, by telling his audience something of the terrible earthquake force, from which England is so free, and which so suddenly swallows up not......
