5 SEPTEMBER 1863, page 2

A Vacancy Is Soon Expected In The Representation Of Oxford.

Mr. Langston, the present excellent member, is so exceedingly ill that he can scarcely hope ever to resume parliamentary duties, and people are beginning to talk about his......

Virtually Been Charged On No Substantial Grounds With...

not murder, should recover no damages in addition to his legal claims. But the public may learn from the trial the great folly of indulging in spontaneous literature concerning......

There Is Grave Disaffection To The Confederacy In North...

even in high quarters. The Raleigh Standard of the 31st July printed an article from the pen of the Hon. It. S. Donnell, Speaker Of the Lower House, and approved, it is said, by......

The War News From Poland Is Chiefly From The Districts

of Balisch, Lublin, and Radom. In Kalisch Taczanowski's corps is said to have sustained a severe repulse, but to have effected its retreat. If the latter part is true, the......

The Distress In Lancashire Is This Week On The Decrease,

the number relieved by the g uardians being less by 1,251. It is said th at three-quarters o f a million have-been borrowed from the Government under Mr. Villiers's recent Act,......

The Evening Standard Of Thursday Last Contained A Curious...

for the honour of the English press, we rejoice to say, unprecedented letter on the Polish question. Its correspondent, "Quintus Icilius," says naively, "I am enabled to supply......

Mr. Nassau Senior Has Written A Good And Temperate Letter

to the Times advocating the enforcement of our Foreign Enlistment Act in the case of the Birkenhead Rams, and Lord Russell has replied to the similar memorial of the Emanci-......

Cardinal Sforza And M. De Montalembert Differ Materially...

principle of toleration, which the former claims ie. its utmost extent for the Roman Catholicism of the future, and the latter repudiates in its very narrowest extent for the......