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THE STATE OF JOHN BULL'S PURSE.
It was said of a rubicund and rotund individual that his appearance in a room was a personal insult to every one of the company who was in delicate health, and that if he had any ...
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
It is understood that the Conservatives will offer no organized opposition to the Government next session. The Calcutta, a roomy teak line-of-battle-ship, ...
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MR. BRIGHT'S VIEWS ON AMERICA.
Mr. Bright's elaborate speech on America can be translated into hall-a-dozen sentences of plain English. America was his favorite country, the living realization of his visions and views. In ...
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MR. BRIGHTON POPULAR EDUCATION.
"Ecce iterum Crispinus!" our readers will exclaim, when they see a second article in these columns devoted to our redoudtable antagenist, Mr. Bright. We must, however, be ...
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TEACHING FRANCE FREE TRADE.
There are few trials of temper to be compared with those of the father or tutor who after laying aside grammars, accidences, and glossaries for twenty years, has to take them ...
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ANNO DOMINI 1862.
To-day a New Year begins, which promises to be us eventful us any that have gone before it. It opens amid anxieties that are grave enough, but yet with prospects that are far ...
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THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
The Italian Parliament appears to possess several of the qualities upon which the success of a Representative Assembly depends. It is tolerant of dullness; it is so far superior to our ...
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AMERICA FROM A FRENCH POINT OF VIEW.
Among the many good gifts of Democracy a knowledge of itself does not seem to be included. If the Civil War does nothing else for the reading part of the people of North America, ...
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