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PASSING EVENTS. 143
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yet incidents entirel whi y quenched ch marked , at its all commencement events confined . The within insurrection very narrow has limits been , . if not Sir Colin Campbell is said to propose concentrating his forces upon Cawnpore , and
then before proceeding the end of to thi Lucknow s month , wh . ich A it great is calculated quantity will of gold have and been silver _destined _jjlate belonging to Nena Sahib has been found at the bottom of a wellbut he
himsel The f is s Cag till liar at la i c rg e , though has assumed a fugi a tive new . aspect , by the discovery that , the King of les has violated the
laws in Nap Sar of di __ nian humani wa ty ters an , d w here t express ice he , the had provisions capture no jurisdiction of of the internati Cag . liari The onal having trial law of as been well the effected unfor as the
-Wa tuna tt te and prisoners sent him has home been . resume His d health , but the mental King and has bodil relaxed his gripe however upon , , y , appears
must to have rem been ain an tire indelible ly destroyed disgrace , and his to the case , administra and that tion of his which fellow , boasting sufferer , itself peculiarly sensitive of national honourand pre-eminently ready to incur
finger the inc in alcu defence lable cal of am two ities unoffending of war on ver Eng y q lish ues , m tiona en , b t he g v rounds ictims , never of un raised merited a
aggression It is neither . our wish nor our intention in general to take note of magisterial proceedin pressive gs cruelty , but , w the here Englishwoman children have ' Journal been subjec ' te be d excused to unnecess for ary and
throug op h this rule . , The ' Hull Advertiser s ' of last may month contains a breaking report of of the putting committal his own of a _hreaJcfast farmer ' s boy in _hisj of > the oc 7 cet age : having of thirteen no appetite to prison at , for the the breakfast offence
time , he took his portion of the food with him to eat while at his work . property He was accused of his master of having Mr " Johnson stolen a farmer certain of quantity Riling of ham bread " and and sentenced meat , the to
a month ' s imprisonment , , with . hard , labour , , at Beverley p . , jail The for a ' Stamford month for Mercury " sketching ' menti anima ons 'ls the and committal absurd things of a boy with of a fourteen pencilon to
, , mag the istrates back of who the , churchwardens according to the ' pew statement in the , distinguished parish church themselve . " The presiding s on this
Esq occasion ., P . , C were . Sherard the , Marquis Esq . We of Huntley regret that , Lord the George names Gordon of the , mag J . M istrates . Vipan of , Welton were not also published .
we sequences Assumi must own ng that the we may truth cannot result of think facts from of thu an them s introduction publicl without y stated an to amount , jail and of considering of a boy indignation of fourteen the con that - ,
induces us to refrain from further comment . As it falls peculiarly within our province to record the progress of public
a op to si inion pass gnificant without on all sign questi notice of on the a s concerning circumstance times . On the which the positi evening , on for of vari wom of ou the s en reason , we 19 th s must , we Mr . regard not Buckle allow as
a the crowded author and of the fashionable ' History audience of Civilization , at the Royal in Eng Institu land , ' tion delivered , Albemarl a lecture e Street to . ,
hitherto The object been of recognised this lectu , it re has was acted to r show immediatel that , little y and as directl woman y ' upon s influence the civi has - ment lization must of the take world its p , lace and among that the the acknowledged time is approaching forces of when the universe the female . The
elebeing abl woman predominance y contrasted adduced , was dul of as wi y the si stated th gn log the al i instances , cal deductive and powers the of inductive tendency in the man deductive , of and tendency the of mind female the of in emotional ; the man Newton male . and faculties mind Goethe was in
will In almost conclusion alway Mr s . be Buckle found alluded _$ o have had to the a remark popular able belief woman , that for a his great moth man er on as well this fact founded and . Mr The . Buckle laws of stated hereditary his belief transmission that the hitherto fail to throw unaccountable any light ,
phenomenon , might possibly find its solution in the influence exercised from
Passing Events. 143
PASSING EVENTS . 143
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), April 1, 1858, page 143, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01041858/page/71/
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