DISTRICT ELECTIONEERING MOVEMENTS.—Mr. Stan[?] dish Callanghan has addressed the constituency of Liverpool Plains and Gwydir. Mr. A. W. Scott has commenced his series of meetings with the electros of ...
Article : 1,021 wordsTHE steamer Telegraph, which arrived yesterday evening from Melbourne, has brought on the Mermaid's mail, with dates from England to November 21. ...
Article : 422 wordsAt the celebration, on Saturday, of the anniversary of the death of Lord Dudley Stuart, General Count Zamoyski said—"This very day, gentlemen, I have received the official communication by which I am ...
Article : 315 wordsThe Journal of Odessa of November 7, contains an official narrative of the Czar's visit on Sunday. He attended service in the Cathedral, at the threshold. The archbishop, on presenting the holy water, addressed ...
Article : 116 wordsWE have Melbourne papers to Monday last. The local news in unimportant. A rich and profitable gold field is said to have been opened in the neighbourhood of the Avoca. Thousands[?] ...
Article : 142 wordsWe find it announced as a political fact that "the [?]ar has dismissed Prince Mensehikoff from his offices as Chief of the Staff, and of the Imperial Convoys, and has named General Count Adlerberg [?] as his ...
Article : 89 wordsAt the moment at which we write, the Colonial[?]office is still open. In our last we indicated the possibility of Lord S[?]ley joining the Administration in that department. We can now state that the Colonial-office was ...
Article : 772 wordsLe Nord contains in its correspondence from Odessa a statement in which the Emperor, alluding to a hope that had been expressed of peace, but only an honorable peace, replied, "Who is there that does not desire peace? ...
Article : 48 wordsA speaker at the Newcastle meeting, held to express its sympathy with the misfortunes of the Jersey refugees, thus delivered himself:— Louis Napoleon is not France—there are four ...
Article : 186 wordsThe Bourse Gazette of Berlin says, from Vienna:— "The Australian Government has, in a Note to Count Cell[?]edo, Ambassador to the Court at St. James's, announced its acceptance of the nomination of Sir H. ...
Article : 89 wordsWE have Hobart Town papers to the 9th instant[?] The Legislative Council was prorogued on the 7th instant, by his Excellency Sir Henry Young, with the usual coremonies. We subjoin his Excellency's ...
Article : 1,571 wordsThe Lloyd de Pes[?]e has the following: "M.de Bourquency has already had several conferences with Count Buol on the subject of the campaign, which the Allies appear to have determined to open on the D[?]be. ...
Article : 233 wordsTHE telegraph announces in brief but explicit terms, a victory gained over the Russians by the Truks in Asia Minor, led by O[?] Pacha. The battle, it is alleged, lasted five hours, and the enemy suffered ...
Article : 1,491 wordsThe Press states that Baron de Bourqueney, the French ambassador at Vienn[?] has transmitted to the Emperor of the French the assurance he received that Russia was disposed to make such concessions as would ...
Article : 269 wordsWe have received a telegraphic dispatch from Berlin, dated the 19th instant, which contains an account as received from St. Petersburgh, of the journey made by the Emperor of Russia into the Crimea. ...
Article : 92 wordsThe strike of factory operatives in Manchester and the dearness of food are apparently about to revive those public demonstrations of the working classes and the advocacy of those extreme political views which were rife ...
Article : 248 wordsNATIONAL SCHOOL.—A public meeting was held on Tuesday, 22nd ultim[?], at the Store of Messrs. Scott and Cornish, in Cundletown, to organize measures for the establishment of a school in this thriving locality. The ...
Article : 1,031 wordsGeneral Simpson is on his way to Marseilles, in the steamer Telegraph and will probably arrive in London about the end of this week. ...
Article : 28 wordsThe American papers are so full of election[?]ring news, and of the con[?]cting me[?]its of rival "Hardshell," "Soft-shell," and "Know-nothing" candidates as not to have much space to spare for European ...
Article : 953 wordsThe great event of the week, in a political point of view[?]is the speech of the Emperor of the French in closing the Paris Universal Exhibition. Its purport could not be mistaken. It was directed against ...
Article : 133 wordsIt is said that Lord Palmerston has determined to go on with the present House of Commons, and that he is confident of a preponderating majority in carrying out the war. The present state of public opinion justifies ...
Article : 53 wordsIt is stated, in well-informed circles, that there will be a loan for at least £20,000,000 sterling soon after the opening of the next session of Parliament, and that the Government will, if possible, avoid any further serious ...
Article : 44 wordsIt will be seen that two destructive explosions have taken place in the allied camps, by which large quantities of powder and shells have been destroyed, and from 200 to 300 men and officers have been killed or wounded. ...
Article : 358 wordsIn answer to a question whether there was any truth in the rumours of a projected alliance between Spain and the Western Powers, Espartero is said to have given the following reply:—"[?]There is not at present any alliance. ...
Article : 136 wordsAt the High Court of Justiciary, Edinburgh, Mr. Robert Philip, lately Provost of Leith, was convicted of a criminal assault upon a girl under [?]r about the age of puberty, and of indecent behaviour to another little ...
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