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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The SpectatorANOTIERR week of musters and preparation, by Ministers and their adversaries. Caution and covered movements are the tactics of both parties. Seldom has a new Minister been...
The new Viceroy , has reached Dublin and been installed in
The Spectatoroffice. The citizens were disposed to receive Lord Eglinton favourably; and his entry into the Irish capital would have been auspicious, but for a riot, which at one time...
In France, the elections of the Legislative Body have:been com-
The Spectatorpleted; a President appointed ; and the 29th of March fi xed for the meeting of that Assembly and the Senate. The President of the Corps Legialatif, /if:Billault, was at one...
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The Emperor of Austria has paid another flying visit to
The Spectatorhis Italian dominions. His reception has probably been less dis- agreeable than on the previous occasion; for he completed his tour, instead of stopping half-way and returning....
4t Zttrupolis.
The SpectatorAt a special Court of Common Council, held on Thursday by adjourn- ment from the preceding Thursday, a motion favourable to Mr. Charles Pearson's plan for a central railway...
court.
The SpectatorTar Queen and Prince Albert, with their young family, left Bucking- ham Palace soon after ten o'clock on Saturday morning, for their resi- dence in the Isle of Wight, and...
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Vnutintro.
The SpectatorMost of the reelections of the members of the new Administration have now been got through. Mr. Herries, President of the Board of Control, was returned for Stam- ford on...
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IRELAND.
The SpectatorThe Earl and Countess of Eglinton arrived at Dublin on Wednesday, shortly before two o'clock. The day being beautifully fine, Lord Eglinton rode on horseback, wearing a large...
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ELECTION TALK.
The SpectatorWe continue our gleanings from the matter daily growing more bulky, which the journals accumulate on the movements in preparation for a general election. We present only new...
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aliortllatruut
The SpectatorWe have-reason, tolselieve that her Majesty will,not.take.any long ma-- rine excursion this year before July- The Royal yacht Victoria and Al- bert, it: s said" will have, at...
larngu unit Colonial.
The SpectatorFRANCE.—The elections for the Corps Legislatif are completed. It is said that of the whole number, 262, not more than five are ostensibly Opposition Deputies. But this, glaring...
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POSTSCRIPT.
The SpectatorSATURDAY. The two Houses of Parliament resumed. their legislative sittings last night. As was expected,. there was no statement or revelation of impor- tance on general...
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The Bosphorus steam-packet arrived at Plymouth today with the Cape
The Spectatormail. The expedition across the Kei into Kreli ' s country had fully accomplished its purpose. It returned to head-quarters at King William's Town, on the 1st of January, with a...
The Teviot steam-ship, with the Brazilian mail, arrived at Southamp-
The Spectatorton this morning. She brings intelligence of the " total defeat " of the Buenos Ayrean army on the 3d February by the combined Brazilian and Monte Videan troops. The Emperor of...
MONEY MARKET.
The SpectatorSTOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY APTERNOON. There is very little to record this week in the English Stocks, and the va- riations have been quite immaterial. The firm appearance of the...
Mr. Disraeli was reelected yesterday by his " intelligent and spirited "
The Spectatorconstituency in Buckinghamshire ; and made an elaborate speech. From his repeated declarations that he would be transparently open—that he would " make no reserve, " so that "...
The formidable show of influences against Lord Naas in Kildare
The Spectatorhas driven him from the field. Viewing " the coalition of parties of the most opposite politics " against him, thirteen leading proprietors of the county advised him " not to...
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The Directors of the Royal Italian Opera at Covent Garden
The Spectatorhave put forth the programme of the approaching season, which is to commence on Tuesday the 23d instant; After enumerating the thirty-six operas, com- plete in all their...
The Gowrie conspiracy, though a favourite theme with disputatious historians,
The Spectatoris an unkindly subject for the tragic poet. The obscurity in which it is involved offers the seeming advantage that the author may -give his personages whatever motives he...
The scrapes that may be supposed incidental to the life
The Spectatorof a modern Templar ' who relieves the severity of his legal studies by getting into financial embarrassments, have been worked into a farce by Mr. Tom Taylor and enlivened with...
SOCIETY OF ARTS.
The SpectatorThe lectures at the Society of Arts on the results of the Great Exhibi- tion have been so well attended, that a second series of them has been commenced. Professor Wilson...
Another actor of the minute school—with this difference from Mr.
The SpectatorPhelps, that he is always minute—has made his appearance this week at the opposite end-of the town. We mean, of course, M. Frederic Lemaitre ; who on Monday last made his delyht...
tatrt5 au1 3ituoir.
The SpectatorBalfe's new opera, The Sicilian Bride, produced at Drury Lane on Saturday last, was leas brilliantly successful than some of his previous works have been, though we believe that...
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letters to tit thitor.
The SpectatorLORD DERBY'S "FAIR TRIAL." North Brixton, 8th March 1862. - Sm—If, by an immediate appeal to the country on the question of Free- trade, Lord Derby were precluded from having a...
RYE AS A WINDWARD DEFENCE - 14MT.!
The SpectatorSin—The elaborate statement which has recently appeared in the co- lumns of a contemporary, showing the vulnerable points of our Southern coast in case of an attempt by the...
PRINTING IN COLOURS.
The SpectatorOn Thursday, Mr. Leighton delivered a lecture on the process of colour- ' printing which has lately become so familiar to the artistic and so po- pular with the unartistic...
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TOPICS OF THE BAY.
The SpectatorTHE NEW OPPOSITION ORGANIZED. Du numerous gathering of Liberal Members at Lord John Ens- aell's house is a promising review of the Opposition forces, as to numbers: we are not...
CONTROL OF THE YORKSHIRE RESERVOIRS.
The SpectatorALTHOUGH there was no redress for the sufferers by the Holnifirth flood, it would be quite possible to give security against such dis- asters, by a measure which is demanded on...
PROGRESS OF BUSINESS IN PARLIAMENT.
The SpectatorSHOULD the Derby Administration be allowed its " fair trial," Parliamentary business will probably be more equally apportioned between the two Houses than it has been for some...
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THE POOR-LAW REFORM ASSOCIATION.
The Spectator" RErnonnerivg employment" is the principle on which the Poor- law Reform Association relies, as the basis on which may rest the welfare both of ratepayer and of the poor ; and...
THE BUDGET.
The SpectatorIF any one asks us where we obtained the subjoined report of the speech which the great financier will have delivered on introdu- cing his budget, we must peremptorily decline...
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THE FRIEND-FOE OF THE AMERICAN SLAVE. THE Liberator, an Anti-Slavery
The Spectatorjournal of Boston, strings together several extracts from advertisements of various dates, to illustrate the horrors of slavery : and the incidents, though of a kind fami- liar...
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FALSE LITERATURE.
The SpectatorIr turns-out that the Shelley Letters, slightly mentioned as a new publication in our paper of the 21st February, were altogether ;forged! This forgery.is •but the accidental...
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BOOKS.
The SpectatorLORD HOLLAND'S MEMOIRS OF THE liTHIGS.. TILE publication of Lord Holland's Foreign Reminiscences went so far to damage the traditional reputation that was attached to his name,...
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PROFESSOR NEWMAN'S REGAL ROME..
The SpectatorTHE conclusions of Niebuhr as to the poetical or fabulous charac- ter of much of the early history of Rome, as we observed in a notice of his Lectures four years ago,} were by...
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THE HOWITTS' LITERATURE AND ROMANCE OF NORTHERN EUROPE. * To the
The Spectatorpatiently studious bookworm these volumes will furnish a large amount of information as regards the • authors of Northern Europe and their works, from the Eddas and Sagas of the...
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CRAWFDRD'S MALAY GRAMMAR AND DIOTIONABY. • Tan growth of our settlements
The Spectatorin the Indian Archipelago; and the extension of our trade with those regions, have- made a Malay dic- tionary and grammar indispensable to certain classes of English- men. The...
ZOOLOGICAL NOTES AND ANECDOTES. * WELL-SELECTED reading, fully as much as
The Spectatororiginal observation, is the characteristic of this volume. But purpose, shown in definite classification,. considerable judgment in the selection of the matter, as well as the...
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PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED. Boor.B.
The SpectatorIleeort on the Mortality of Cholera itr _England,. 1848 - 49. (Registrar- G eneral's Report.) The Shrines and. Sepulchres of the Old and New frcrld : Records of Pilgrimages in....
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COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.
The SpectatorTuesday, Nardi 9. PARTNERSHIPS Dissottrzo.—Fraser and Osborne, Union Street, Borough, brandy- rectifiers—Bennett and Elliott, Trump Street, warehousemen—T. and .1. Denham,...
NAVAL GAZETTE.
The SpectatorAnura.urr, March 8.—The following promotions have taken place this day con- sequent on the death, on the 6th instant, of Vice-Admiral of the Blue Sir W. A. Montagu, C.B....
MILITARY GAZETTE.
The SpectatorWAR-OFFICE, March 12.—Royal Regt. of Horse Guards—J. D. Shafto, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Massingberd, who retires. 4th Drag. Guards—C. M'Don- nel, Gent. to be...
BIRTHS.
The SpectatorOn the 5th March, at Brook Vicarage, near Norwich, the Wife of the Rev. Dr. Beal, of a daughter. On the 5th, at Elm Field, Upper Clapton, Mrs. Joseph Savory, of a son. On the...
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PRICES CURRENT.
The SpectatorBRITISH FUND S. (Closing Prices.) a per Cent Consols Ditto for Account 3 per Cents Reduced 31 per Cents Long Annuities Bank Stock, 7 per Cent India Stock, 101 per Cent...