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The Revenue-tables just published are like certain puzzles of folded
The Spectatorpaper, which will convert into a variety of objects. Re- garded in an annual point of view, it appears that they exhibit in increase of 645,0001. ; but in a quarterly point of...
The importance of this last subject is illustrated by the
The Spectatoragricul- tural ferment which is still going on in Ireland. It will be re- membered that at the recent adjustment of the rules for assessing poor-rates and rates in aid, much of...
It is also interesting to note the same constructive prosperity
The Spectatorin the posture of affairs abroad. In Paris, for example, a grand re- view has passed off without disaster, and the day was remarkably fine; indeed, the Paris correspondent of a...
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The SpectatorAcncrwunal. meetings are assuming a new, an important, and a cheering character, as sources of stirring and hopeful counsel to the farming world. While Castle Hedingham, whence...
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trli j f Alttrovaliz.
The SpectatorThe Common Council, on Thursday, voted by acclamation a grant of one hundred guineas in aid of the Jews Free School, where 1100 chil- dren are well and morally taught. A similar...
14_t /houturts.
The SpectatorAsiicultaralaneetingsihave been haldin - the Past week at Castle Heding- hanksand at Saffron Walden in North Essex at Bury in Lancashire, and at Worcester. The spirit of'the...
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SCOTLAND.
The SpectatorThe Queen and Prince Albert enjoyed the rural pleasures of Balmoral with continued diligence till their departure on Thursday morning. The Perth Courier of Thursday informs us,...
IRELAND.
The SpectatorThe organs of the movement have published the address of the Central Tenant-Right Committee to Lord Clarendon, and his Lordship's answer. The address is characterized by very...
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The SpectatorFBANCII:—The rivalry of the various ermdidatwee for- the turn of ruling - the French people has become less preminent; and the pother whicir we mentioned - last week,...
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atimatlautuna.
The SpectatorThe amiable consort of ring Leopold:of Belgium, is dying of consump- thin,• in the Palace at Ostend Ifer mother,, the Countess de Neuilly, hardly recovered aim the griefs of her...
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The Builder congratulates the public and the Trustees of the
The SpectatorBritish Mu- seum on the termination of the "wall" question. The proposed wall at each end of the enclosure in Great Russell Street is "given up," and the "original plan" of a...
Mr. Herbert Watkin Williams Wynn was today chosen Member of
The SpectatorParliament to represent Montgomeryshire, in the room of his uncle the late Mr. Charles Watkin Williams Wynn. Mr. Wynn is a friend to the interests of British industry and the...
The Tenant League held a monster meeting at Navan, the
The Spectatorcapital of Meath county, on Thursday. Some fifteen thousand are said to have been present, chiefly "tenant-farmers." Mr. Columbus Drake, J.P., presided ; Mr. Sharman Crawford,...
POSTSCRIPT.
The SpectatorSAT17B.Dia. The Queen and Prince Albert left Holyrood Palace yesterday morning, in an open carriage, at five minutes before eight, and drove to the Meadow- bank station of the...
The illness of the Queen of the Belgians came to
The Spectatora fatal termination at eight o'clock yesterday morning. The following is an extract from the bulletin which prepared the public for her death— "On the night of the 9th instant...
At a soiree of the Derby Mechanics Institution, last Tuesday,
The SpectatorMr. Pax- ton explained, that since his statement of the quantity of glass to be used in his building for the Exposition of 1851, the Commission has decided to substitute wood...
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News states, as an
The Spectatoreye-witness, that President Bonaparte was greeted with cries of "Vivo l'Empereur!" from the Carabineers and Lancers at the great cavalry review on the Plain of Satory, last...
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An explosion took place in the coal-mine of Bottom-o'-th'-lient at
The SpectatorOld- ham, on Wednesday, by which the lives of fifteen miners were lost. As the Davy-lamp was the only light used in the mine, it is thought that the in- flammable gas took fire...
tutirs.
The SpectatorBeyond the appearance, for one night only, of a gentleman named Butler Wentworth, in the character of Othello, this week lies been barren of theatrical incidents. The New Strand...
Mr. Lumley has been appointed Director of the Italian Opera
The Spectatorof Paris, and is to open That theatre et the - beginning -of November. Signor.Ron- coni held an appointment - to that office for - a period Which still 'has 'fire years to run,...
MONEY MARKET.
The Spectator- STOCK 'EXCHANGE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. The English Stock Market remained without fluctuation at the prices of last week, till yesterday, when some slight activity was apparent,...
QUEEN'S COLLEGES IN IRELAND.
The SpectatorThese institutions concluded their first session in June last ; and various details connected with their opening, the number of students, the course of study laid down, the...
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PREVENTION OF ./iIURDER.
The SpectatorTut Frimley murder has awakened people to a sudden sense Of insecurity, and busy panic rakes up the many cases of outrage which have recently occurred. The Times presents a most...
TOPICS 'OF THE
The SpectatorLORD STANLEY FREE AG Ailisi S M :4 10 YEANS have -passed since Lord Stanley has penformed a public act so useful and meritorious as the delivery of his speech at the meet- ing...
THE REVENUE.
The SpectatorAbstract of the Net Produce :of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the Tears and Quarters ended 10th October 1849 and 1850, showin g the Increase or Decrease thereof. , YEARS...
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FENCES OF THE LAW.
The SpectatorWEE our ears are stunned by the clamorous demands of the Irish Tenant-Right Leaguers for legislative protection against their own imprudence in bargain-making, it may be useful...
IRISH PATRIOTS AND THEIR REWARDS. O'ColorELL's half-sepulchred coffin, the desertion
The Spectatorof the new Tenant League movement by John Gray, Smith O'Brien's plaints about tickets-of-leave and his irksome life in a penal settlement, the cold ingratitude shown to the...
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A CONTRAST IN COLONIZATION.
The SpectatorFIFTEEN years ago the site of the present colony of South Austra- lia was an uninhabited wilderness. The founders of the settle- ment, wishing to try an experiment in...
RESPONSIBILITY OF SHIPMASTERS.
The SpectatorA CORRESPONDENT, calling our attention to the case of the Superb, challenges our opinion on the degree of responsibility that should attach to masters of passenger-ships and the...
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'THE NATIONAL GALLERY AN)) THE DIRRCTOR OF TICS ROYAL PICTURE
The Spectator-GALLERY AT BERLIN. lemptown, 7th October185O. Bic—As the Director -of the ItoyarTioture 'Gallery at Berlinlias been.pdh- lielyintrodueed-to our countrymen, by - the...
J.Alff - AETINE IN ENGLAND ALPHONSE DE 1AM.SeETINE,gives 'England a certificate of
The Spectatorcharacter under his own hand. For he is not always absorbed in his Narcis- sus contemplation, but occasionally varies 'his delights with the survey of something else which can...
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The SpectatorPREVENTION OF RAILWAY ;ACCIDENTS. 91 Hercules Buildings, iambeth, 4th Octohetr 1850. Bra—The - cycle of railway accidents has come again—and come with fear- fdl warning this...
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THE ORION A.N TO SI BERB SILYFAVRECKS.
The SpectatorGlasgow, 7th October 1860. .Sea—Now that, owing to ree..ent occurrences, the question has unfortu- _nately been 'maned up anew, your readers would doubtless be gratified by...
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MRS. CROWE'S LIGHT AND DARKNESS.*
The SpectatorHas. thrown is known to the reading public for her Night-side of Nature; a series of ghost and other supernatural stories, illustrated by an attempt st philosophieal exposition....
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CA MEI elF3 ET DOION ARE OTHER POEMS.. Tars volume
The Spectatorexhibits very considerable ability in the qualities which Fete make- up a:poem, but the writer' does-net succeed in ueing the poem itself Iias Verse• is easy, sweet, and flowing...
EFRLICITIO.NS RECEIVED.
The SpectatorBoors. 2The Denil in Turkey ; or Scenes in Constantinople. By Stefanorienos. Translated from the Author's unpublished Greek manuscript, by Menry Corpe. First Series. In three...
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BIRTHS.
The SpectatorOn the 15th September. at the Seigneurial House, St. Hilaire, Canada,40i, Lady of Major Campbell, late of the Seventh Ilussers t of,a,dau,ghter. On the-27th, at Florence, the...
AITRY GAELET,
The Spectatorwmt-orneE, Oct. 8.-nth tIL Regt. oAf TE Light Drags. orevet Lient.-Ccil. J. H. Grant, C.B. to be Lieut.-Col. withbut purchase, vice Fullerton, dec.; Capt. 'A. Spoftiswoode to be...
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COMMERCIAL -GAZETTE: -"
The SpectatorTuesday; October 8. PARTNERSHIPS DissoLvEri;= , -43ttelburiand'Xiiig, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, lice-mann- . facturers--.T. 8. and , C; Warry, - Liverpook chemists -ilulme and...