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13O THE LEADER. [No. 306, Sat., Feb. 2, ...
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13o The Leader. [No. 306, Sat., Feb. 2, ...
13 O THE LEADER . [ No . 306 , Sat ., Feb . 2 , 1856 .
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- : ¦ the TRAVELLER'S LIBRARY . In 16 mo . price 18 ., Mil . MACAULAY'S ESSAY on HAIXAJVTS CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY of EKGLANTD . Reprinted from Critical and HUtorioal Essays ; an * forming Part 95 of the Traveller ' s Library . "London : Lohgmak . Bbo-btk , Gbekn , and Lokomans .
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w = » - » . ' Just published , in crown 8 vp .. Price 5 s . VOL .. II of the MODERN SCOTTISH MIN-& TBEL ; or the Songs of Scotland of the past Half-Century- By Charles Rogebs , 1 LD ., & c . Edinburgh : A . and C . Bzack . London : Longman and Co .
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Just published , In Two large Volfl ., Svo , handsomely printed , and bound in cloth , with Portraits priced ~~ THE LIFE AND WOEKS OF GOETHE : WITH SKETCHES OF HIS AQE AND CONTEMPORARIES . ( From Published and Unpublished Sources ) . B G . H . LEWES , Author of the " Biographical History of Philosophy , " & c . , \ ^ . ° ! tlie ' heart , - which few hnew , was as great as his intellect , which all knew . "— Jun < r StitHmr n f nl ""^ w 1 " ^ tense love and profouiidTinowJedge of the subject , it throws mare light on the character and ecni ™ of Goethe than any other work . Finally , it is a perfect mine of admirable impartial criticism -writtenTin 1 . nmv > v £ . S- i style , and , in short , a life of Goethe wortliy of the man . "—Daily News . ut v ™ w tnucism , - nritten in a pure tnghsU '• Mr . 3 Lewes has written a work of art , and not thrown before the public a quarrv of raw material a « i , « v ™ , » i study of Ms subject , a careful preparation extended through many years . andSedskm ta * l howMp " htve Sf ] Mr . Lewes to convey a lively representation of the man Goethe as he lived , of the society of which hJ irai t Z * t ™* Z , the general characteristics of the time ; and , to blend with all this , ample analyti ^ l criticism an Lnl ;™ , ^ - andintelligent discussion of the principles on which poetry aijd prose nction Xu di be comp ™ ed g ™ the is sSSf , ' have possessed one of the noblest and sweetest natures ever iven to erring man , and to have lived as evlr in tifo ^ \ f £ x & . Taskmaster - b * d given him his talents , and was by thai ; gift " calling ^ h \ mto df . cha ^ e gre ^ j ^ dutTs ? LONDON : DAYID NUTT , 270 , STRAND .
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Irately published , price la . 6 d ., HHALBOT v , TALBOT . —A Statement of X Facts , by THOM A . S TJS 11 TIUS PAGET , Esq . . ly rics 4 s ECCLESIASTICAL CO ' URTS . — A Report of the Judgment of Dr . RadcIifRo in the case of Talbot r lalbot , with very full Citations from the Evidence and Obs ^^ at i on the Notice of the Ecclesiastical Courts . By JOHN PAGET , Esq ., Barristei-at-Law . y Price is . TALBOT v . TALBOT . —A Report of the Speech of Wm . Keogb , Esq ., 'M P ., Solicitor-General for Ireana , on loehalf of tlie Appellant , before the High Court ol Delegates , January 8 , 1855 . Price la . A LETTER -to the HON . JUSTICE TORRENS . By JOHN PAGET , Esq ., Ba-rristev-at-Layr , with a Report of the Judgment of the High Court of DelegsUes , delivered on June U , 1853 . OPINIONS OF THE PRESS . u reader , we presume , can fcave perusefl the pamplilets of Sir . Paget without rising from them convinced that the stories respecting Mrs . Talbot ' s conduct were absolutely ¦ without foundation . " —The Leader of July 31 . "In painful interest , and in the extraordinary nature of its details , the case of Talbot r . ' Talbot stands aloini . " - Morntng Post . "There cannot be the slightest doubt that the treatment of this case by the Court was not such as to lead to justice . —Globe of July 10 . " The Court , blundering between the pleading nnrl the pretended proof , cites the article instead of the deposition , and condemns a perhaps innocent woman on the accusation , in mistake for the evidence ! " —The Patriot of July 25 . " The unfortunate lady must be looked upon as tho victim of a base conspiracy by nil who ron < l ami ponder on Jie eloquent , logical , and candid appeal of Mr John I ' affet , barnster-at law . of the Middle Temple , iuul certainly : i lawyer of singular ability . "— The Urilunnui of September 1 , "It is not Mr . Paget ' a own case ; he is no griovanccmonger , neither is lie a paid advocate . , . . The witnesses for the promovent are , for the most part , separately died black with Ihe foulest perjury . "—lira . " Thei evidence given before the Court in Dublin was obviously one-skledl and flagrantly contradictory . " --r /«; Dublin livening Packet . " It must be acknowledged that the Messrs . PaRet adopted throughout a chivalrous course of procedure . ; 1 — The Manner <> S Ulnttft . " The pamphlets before us tiro meant to show that despite the decision of Dr . lladoliffe and the Court of . Delegates , Mrs . 1 « lbot is really innocent , and Mr . Vntxot boldly challenges the plaintiff to assert Uls right to iv divorce at tho bar of the liouso o £ tiOtda . "—Wat , ! rft > ril Unity AV / uw . "One of the boldest and mast out-apolcon immiililots we have seen for along tlmo . "—cvcm / M * Vhrt ,, tk'tt > . " The Judge was an aged man who made ho serious n mistake as to refer to tho pleadings instead of the ovMenoo . and to take thosa things as proved nffulnat 31 ra . 'J ' ulbot which were contradicted ^ or . disclninad by tho wUnwscs oallea . to prove them . "—Northern // ' 7 i »' # . " The Court of Delegates ha \ s absolutely omfoumUd the pleadings with tlio evidence , nnd hw < n \ it a Judgment , "' least in part , on tlio former , Uiough unsupported by mvoru testimony , doing n grievous wrong to a person whom wo firmly bollovo to toe . innocent of the ollVinuo I ill to » ' charge , "— Londonderry Sentinel . V ?^ ad on rofully and pondeir thoroughly theao pamphlotH published by Mr . John Pagot on thi .-t painful toplo . Tliuy are , in point of logical severity and iiluliuxwi of Htory iu orodltnblo to him « a a lawyer nnd a writer , tva houuunibio to him aa a mnri . "— Preston Chronicle . "That Mra , Tftlbot hns l > e * n wrongfully oondomiiod , dispassionate num , acquainted wMi ihu fuotn , am ic-nson ably < AO \ iht . "—( jf < ieoahouU Ohcrver . Just publlnhcd , A . LETTER , to his Excellency the LOUDLIISUTICNANT of IIllCLAJJI ) , on ttus . ( inlmnont <> '' *>" " »«»> Court of l > olofffttoa In tlio oiuu vf Tu ! l > ut r . Talbol By THOM AHTISItnuS I'AGICT , 1 Ch < i . London , KiDawAir , 1 'looqdlllyi i > i-h nkahn , UuU-y nril Mncoln ' riinn . Sold by all Dookaolloia hi Dublin .
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Leader (1850-1860), Feb. 2, 1856, page 24, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_02021856/page/24/
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