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Constantine was entered by the French army on the 13th
The Spectatorinstant, after a vigorous resistance. The besiegers arrived before the walls on the 6th, the breach was opened on the 11th, was practicable on the 12th, and on the morning of...
The Portuguese Deputies, in Cortes assembled, have decided that the
The SpectatorSecond Chamber shall consist of members exclusively elected by the people for a limited period. This is considered a finishing-blow to the Portuguese Peerage. The financial...
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The SpectatorTHERE are several indications that the Tory Opposition mean to give the Government little trouble in the early part of the ensu- ing session, except by their election petitions....
The state of Ireland continues to furnish the daily newspapers
The Spectator'with their chief topics of discussion. The question is, whether the quantity of crime has not been diminished since Lord MULGRAVE vent to Dublin Castle. The official returns...
The complexion of the accounts from Spain is favourable this
The Spectatorweek to the Queen. ESPARTERO has exhibited some energy in following Don Caetos; whom he again defeated, with consider- able loss, on the 14th instant, at Huerta del Rey. It is...
The King of Naples has left his capital for Messina,
The Spectatorand is about to issue a partial amnesty to the Sicilians engaged in the late insurrectionary movements, concerning which we have so little distinct information. There is a...
The Augsburg Gazette mentions a report generally credited, that King
The SpectatorERNEST intends to treat the Hanoverian Constitution of 1833 as a dead letter, and to summon the States according to the Constitution of 181). The same journal represents the...
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There have been some warm debates and close divisions in
The Spectatorthe Congress of the United States, on the financial measures of Pre- sident VAN Beave. The third reading of a bill to postpone the transfer of the fourth instalment of the...
It is time that the boundary between Canada and the
The SpectatorUnited States were settled. The Militia of the State of Maine, according to late accounts from Quebec, were marching into the disputed territory ; and unpleasant consequences...
Chc ffietrapolis.
The SpectatorAt the weekly meeting of the Common Council, on Thursday, the order of proceediegs on the 9th of November, and preparations for the Guildhall entertainment, were the chief...
CI), Court.
The SpectatorTHE existence of Royalty at Brighton has been rather monotonous this week. The weather has been generally unpleasant ; but every fine morning the Queen rides out with Lord...
At the Middlesex registration, the Overseers made 838 objections, and
The Spectatorsustained 740; the Liberals 1,664, and sustained 430 ; the Tories L6S5, and sustained 523. There is no list of the claims substantiated by either party; so that the statement is...
At the Mansionbouse, yesterday, a gentleman presented a petition to
The Spectatorthe Lord Mayor, praying him to forbid the illumination on the night of the 9th of November. The petition was signed by 180 persons, of whom 130 were householders in the line of...
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The Court of Common Pleas was occupied for some time
The Spectatoron Wed- nesday with the trial of an action for libel, brought by Mr. Easthope, M. P. and one of the proprietors of the Morning Chronicle, against Mr. Charles Molloy Westmacott,...
The Marylebone Vestry, on Saturday, resolved to apply to the
The SpectatorLord Chancellor to appoint a Magistrate who would assist the Vestry in parochial effairs, as at present great inconvenience existed from the want of a cordial coliperation with...
tte (atintrg.
The SpectatorThe members of the North Durham Reform Society dined together in Durham, on Tuesday week. Lord Durham, patron of the society, Mr. Hutt, Mr. Bowes, Sir William Chaytor, Mr....
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According to the Liverpool Times, the gain of the Reformers
The Spectatorin that town by the last registration is very small, the large number of the con- stituency being taken into account. The Liverpool Telegraph, as quoted last week, stated that...
A numerous party of Liberals, residing in the neighbourhood of
The SpectatorDukenfield and Staley Bridge, gave a dinner to Mr. Edward John Stanley, the Member for North Cheshire and Secretary of the Treasury, on Wednesday, at Staley Bridge. Mr. Stanley...
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The last Dublin Weekly Register has three closely-printed columns of
The SpectatorEnglish outrages, headed " State of the Country." This is a thic set-o11 against the long catalogues of Irish offences which the Orange- Tory journals delight to display. At...
IRELAND.
The SpectatorIn our second edition last week, it was mentioned that Lord Clon. curry Isad replied to Mr. O'Connell's invitation to his Lordship to take the lead at a general meeting of Irish...
The ironmasters' quarterly meetings took place at the usual towns
The Spectatorlast week, but were not marked by any particular change in the trade. Prices remain the same, and the demnrid is expected to be steady. The wages of the miners and others have...
A correspondent of the Standard, replying to a statement of
The Spectatorthe MU that the Archbishop of York had given a sinecure in Carlisle A correspondent of the Standard, replying to a statement of the MU that the Archbishop of York had given a...
At the late Essex' Sessions, James Bainsley, a private in
The Spectatorthe Fifty- first Regiment of Foot, was charged with robbing and attempting to stab the prosecutor, Francis Salmon, at Dovecourt. The prisoner was stopped by the prosecutor while...
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SCOTLAND.
The SpectatorOn Thursday week, a meeting of rate-payers and others, desirous of the abolition of the Annuity-tax, was held in Rose Street Chapel, Edinburgh ; Mr. Gillen, M.P., in the chair....
Lord Durham's last speech has attracted much attention in Paris.
The SpectatorThe Journal des De'hats thinks the moderate language of this address, in which his Lordship condemns the unjustifiable demands of the Radical party, extremely remarkable in the...
A correspondent of the Chronicle having stated that the Queen
The Spectatorins. ariediately recognized " honest Joseph flume" on the Brighton Pier, and "conversed with him in the most affable manner," the Post published a different account of the scene...
The sale of the Stud took place at Hampton Court
The Spectatoron Wednesday. The weather was not favourable, and the attendance of noblemen and gentlemen scanty; but there was a crowd of plebeians, who, notwith- standing the rain, enjoyed...
Sir Robert Peel arrived at Frankfort on the 18th instant,
The Spectatorlie was an his read to Munich. Lord and Lady Lyndhurst are now at Versailles. Lord Howick, Mr. Ellice, and Mr. Poulett Thomson, are on a visit to Lord Durham at Latebton...
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The latest accounts from Catania state, that out of a
The Spectatorpopulation of 60,000, no less than 40,000 persons had already been carried off by the cholera. This is the greatest degree of mortality which has yet been expe- rienced in any...
Lord Matures speech to the North Durham Reform Association has
The Spectatorattracted a good deal of attention,—in consequence, no doubt, of the position which the speaker lately held, as the presumed leader of the earnest and practical Reformers. Some...
Signora Ruiz Garcia, a sister of Molibran, and said to
The Spectatorresemble the deceased in her great gifts, was to make her debut on the 23th ultimo, at a concert to be given by Signor Gainbati, at the City Hotel, in New York. The French...
The last report from Spain is that Don Cansos means
The Spectatorto winter in Arragon, not Navarre. It is plain that little is known of his move- ments or intentions from day to day.
POSTSCRIPT.
The SpectatorSATURDAY NIGHT. A Supplement Extraordinary to the Moniker of Thursday contains a series of despatches from General Vallee, from the 13th instant, when Constantino was taken, to...
THE ARMY.
The SpectatorWan-oretex, October 27.-2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant•Colonel Benjamin Harding, from the half-pay unattached, to be Lieutenant.Colonel, vice Brevet Colonel James Hay,...
It is stated that the recent visit to Paris of
The SpectatorColonel Moberly, Secre- tary of the Post-office, was to make arrangements with M. Leconte, Directeur- Generalde la Poste, to allow the free introduction to France of English...
The Suffolk Chronicle, received this morning, contains a full and
The Spectatorinteresting report of the proceedings at a meeting held at From. lingliam to petition Parliament for the Ballot. At this meeting, delegates were present from no fewer than forty...
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THE GRESHAM PROFESSORSHIP OF MUSIC. THE recent death of Mr.
The SpectatorSTEVENS having occasioned a vacancy in the Gresham Professorship of Music, the Corporation of London (with whom, conjointly with the Mercer's Company, the election of the...
THE THEATRES.
The SpectatorIx pursuance of the policy which has ruined most of the mimic mo- narchs in our time, the rival potentates of Drury Lane and -Covent Garden seem bent on injuring each other,...
EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Arrived—At Gravesend, Oct. 2404 Maitland, Co-Jr. from
The SpectatorMauritius; and Mt; Numa, Gee, from Ceylon. At Deal, 26th. Agnes. from do. Off Dover, 27th, Lewd W. fleutinek. Hutchinson, frotn Ben g al. At Liverpool, Oct. 27th. Thomas Lowry....
MONEY MARKET.
The SpectatorSTOCK EXCIIANOIC, FRIDAY AFTERNuON. The amount of bullion in the Bank of England, which, according to the statement made public on Saturday last, was upwards of 6,800,0001.,...
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PRACTICAL MEASURES.
The SpectatorNo. III. ARMY EXPENDITURE. IN investigating this subject, we shall consider it under three beads,- I. The improvement in efficiency and the saving in expense which might be...
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PARTY POLITICS.
The SpectatorTHE Review of principle, as the London and Westminster may be termed, was quickly followed by the two great party organs of Tory and Whig expedients. The Quarterly and the Edin-...
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METAPHYSICS OF "6001) INTENTION."
The SpectatorTO THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. 24th October 1S37. S1R—Can any of your readers, who are well versed in the Spanish or Por- tuguese languages, inform me what is the literal...
THE PARK GEESE versus THE PARK CONIMIS-
The SpectatorSION ERS. BETWEEN the geese in St. James's Park and the Commissioners of her Majesty's Woods and Forests, bath lately arisen a radical difference of opinion on a point...
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IIERVE'S RESIDENCE IN GREECE AND TURKEY.
The SpectatorMR. }TERVE is an artist, who visited the court of Greece, Smyrna, and Constantinople, on a professional speculation, and returned overland by Vienna, performing his home journey...
SPECTATOR'S LIBRARY.
The SpectatorTitAvxus, A Residence in Greece and Turkey ; with Notes of the Journey through Bulgaria, Survis, Hungary. and the Balkan. By Francis Berle, Esq. Illustrated by tinted...
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THE Object Of this publication is to expound the principles
The Spectatorupon readily and directly with South America, Australasia, China, and which a swift/ is about to found an extensive colony in New Zell- the Spice Islands, and have ready access...
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DR. SOUTHWOOD SMITH'S PHILOSOPHY OF HEALTH.
The SpectatorIn man, the several classes of the teeth are so similarly developed, so per- fectly equalized, and so identically constructed, that they may be considered as the true type from...
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pupil of his, CHARLES LANDSEER, gained the Liverpool prize lust
The Spectatorprevails in that city ; for be Las himself also received a commission to
scapes, and the vigour and grace of Macuse's portraits of
The Spectatorwild Irish girls. The lambent eyes and dark tresses of the Milesian beauties bespeak the Spanish blood that mingles in their veins ; though their arch looks have more of...
not for use, or useful as gifts rather than valuable
The Spectatoras possessiors—are r at the bead of its class ; surpassing even the Keepsake. which is now left without a rival. The increased size and price of the new ones has not been in...
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Of Juvenile Annuals we have but two,.--FISIIER'S Juvenile Scrap. Book,
The Spectatorwhose literary contents the names of AGNES STRICKLAND and BERNARD BARTON as editors recommend, and whose embellishments consist of well-chosen gleanings from the various...
NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
The SpectatorSongs, Duets, and Trios from the Oratorios of Handel. Arranged by H. R. Bistioe. HEARTILY do we wish that Mr. Iltsnor's talents were more fitly em. ployed than in the mere...
The Forget Me Not maintains its character for the variety
The Spectatorand re- spectability of its pictorial attractions ; which are nicely engraved. It gives us one of LAWRENCE'S grand ladies with an air of assumption, one of PROUT'S picturesque...