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Ooybm^ Iawj The Lea Der, 955
OoyBM ^ iaWJ THE LEA DER , 955
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t ^ ttcitt Symfathy with Itait . —Ifc is not too i fnTvttot , till the formation of the Society , [ of mUC - eni of Italy ] there did not exist in this country equate representation of the sentiments and the ' ^ yov ' of those who are the real organs of the Italian P ° j e Our liberal newspapers , indeed , recorded facts that could not fail to impress the public mind , and commented on these facts , in the spirit natural to iournals accustomed to generous views on home-questions The popular instinct , too , of the great mass of our country men always , on the occasion of any very striking or splendid fact , such as the defence of Rome
o-ainst the French , broke through all the impediments to ' a ri ° -ht appreciation , and seized with due precision the heroic name that was conspicuous , or the heroic thing that was transp iring ; discerning , for example , the true lineaments of a Mazzini despite a thousand calumnies , nd penetrating , more sagaciously than most professional politicians did , the meaning of the movement vrhn- ' h he led . Still , there was no uniform , consistent , unfla ^^ ing attention among us to the course of Italian pvents no intuition into what was right and what was
wrong in Italian politics ; no decided and persevering preference , sucli as even Englishmen might justly entert ain , for one Italian tendency rather than another . We looked at Italy , as it were , through a haze composed of all those prejudices against the words " Revolution / ' " Republic , " " demagogue , " and the like , which accord so intimately with English feeling , and which the enemies of Italian liberty so carefully fostered by their manner o f writing and talking ; and it was only when , in the midst of this haze , there was seen the flash of some indisputably glorious human action , that our hesitations , and our doubts , and our small arguings
" if" and " but , " gave way to a unanimous cheer of encouragement and assent . But this , surely , is not the way in which one nation should survey another undergoing the throes of a mortal agony!—First Annual Report of the Society of the Friends of Italy . The Sense of Intebnational Duty . —As regards this great end of the initiation , through Parliament , of a nobler and wiser policy in respect to Italy than has yet distinguished us as a nation , we can be said to have reached only the first or preparatory stage . That stage consists in the diffusion through the people nt large , and especially through the electoral body , of a sentiment , almost new to our mental constitution as
a nation—the sense or sentiment of International Duty . And the extent to which this international sense or sentiment has lately dovolopo < l itself among us is certainly an astonishing thing , and a sign that England is awakening to do some work st ill in the family of nations . First of all there came Kossuth , exchanging his character as a patriot acting within the special field of Hungary , for that of a man agitating , by his intellect and his eloquence , the speculations of the whole Anglo-Saxon portion of the human race ; and , under his hands , the popular sympathies which had boon awakened on both sides of the Atlantic with the
oppressed populations of Europe , assumed that form which thought usually assumes before it passes into action—the form of definite widely-accepted propositions . Tliu ( Wtrine of Non-intervention as modified by Kos-. si-cii , whether that doctrine in itself be complete or not , and the idea of the Anglo-American alliance as expounded by him , are positive additions to the speculation of the ago ; and , as surely as the action of to-morrow flows in tho path prescribed by the ( speculation of to-day , those thoughts will not perish without fruit . And , us if still further to cultivate this rising international sense uinong- u . s , by bringing our national anger and pride into its service , arc there not now duily
oesuch insults to England in tho persona of her subjects abroad , as , were England Hellishly asleep , woidd bii sure selfishly to arouse her ?"—First Annual ' Report « f I he Society of the Friends of Italy . Th 10 IxAiiiAN Question ah imolatud to the Con'I'inknta i , Qitkhtionh . —At this time lust yesir , the I'x ^ tion of Italy wan more insulated and independent ' ¦'" in it now is ; the Continent as u whole not having . yi'i . r ( l : ipsed into utter anil general despotism , und the I'lesenei ! () f ylo French troops in Home Htmiding as a ( wUm-i ; ol ) s | .,,. !„ tho possible removal of which by u < r | »» ii £ « in tlU ! politics of France , was a thinir to be
wparatel y worked for and contemplated . Tho Papal l >«» h « i . y with ri ird to Mughuul , too , and the publication ^ "hulstone ' H Lottum respecting Naples , brought " ¦ Italian question home to us at that time with Hpecial 111111 mnnediato force . Since then them him been ai ^ j' »«> nniiu . s disiujro . To those who look clearly , tho 11 "m question still conies home as , ujomI . emphatically 11 C ontinental questions , u question of llriti . sh value j "" Hli 'wh interest . Hut the possibility of insulating question iVoni other Continental questions exists u > lon ^ ,,.. , { y Uuj Wlipo | oi ) niun f ! 0 Up tpstat , and that J » » M (!( n «! nt condition of things in France which nmy u tleacribcd na u trial of tho function of dobaucheoiam
in politics , all Europe has been laid under one continuous net-work of military despotism . If that net-work is ruptured at any one spot it will be ruptured in all ; the rupture of the net-work , therefore , anywhere , is now the thing to be desired , not its rupture in this or that exclusive spot . And , who can doubt it , the rupture will come ! On the banks of the Theiss it may be ; on the plains of Lombardy , or in the sea-ports of Sicily ; nay—for Providence works by magnificent surprises—in that strauge city of Paris itself where Louis Napoleon is now the lord ! Even now the finger of an Unseen Hand may be pointing on the map of Europe to the destined spot . Or again , the hour may be still a good way off , and much may yet have to intervene . But come the hour will ! As sure as there is justice , as sure as there is retribution , nay , as sure as there is vicissitude , come the hour will ! And , till it comes , it is for us to work—to work specially for the land we have specially undertaken to speak for ; but , even for that land ' s sake , with an eye to the generalities that affect all nations . —First Annual Report of the Society of the Friends of Italy .
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MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE . BRITISH FUNDS TOR THE PAST WEEK . ( Closing Prices . ) Satitr . Mond . Tuea . Wedn . Thura . Frid . Bank BtooK o per cent . Ked 3 per Cent . Con . Ans . lOOJ 100 100 | 100 $ 100 J 3 per Cent . Con ., Ac . 1 O 0 J 100 £ 100 * 100 ^ 100 J 3 J per Cent . An New 5 per Cents 127 Long Ana ., 1860 India Stock 277 2701 Ditto Bonds , £ 1000 ... 86 84 85 Ditto , under £ 1000 87 Ex . Bills , £ 1000 67 p 70 p 67 p 07 p 70 p Ditto , £ 500 67 p 67 p 67 p 70 p Ditto , Small 70 p 67 p 67 p 70 p
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FOREIGN FUNDS . ( Last Official Quotation dubinq tub Week ending Thubsday Bvbning . ) Belgian 4 * per Cents 97 * Russian , 1822 , ( ox . div . ) ... 118 J Danish 5 per Cents 10-li Russian 4 J per Cents . ... 105 Dutch 4 per Cent . Ccrlif . OS'U Sardinian Bonds » f > i ; Granada Deferred 11 $ Spanish 3 p . Cents 61 Mexican 3 per Cents 25 Spanish 3 p . Cts . NewDef . 2 . 'tJ Moxeican 3 per Ct . Aoct . Spanish Passives , Conv . G £ October 15 25 J Turkish Loan , 6 per Cent . Peruvian , 1810 105 1 HG 2 9 i pm . Peruvian 3 por Cent . Dof . flli Veneauela Deferred ltij Portuguese 4 per Cents . 3 HJ
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T HE AUSTRALASIAN EMIGRANTS ' MONETARY AID COMPANY . ( Provisionally Registered . ) Offices—9 , Austinfhiabs . Emigrants' Entrance—Austinfriars Passage . TRUSTEES . Sir Cavendish Rumbold , Bart ., Twickenham . Apsley PdHatt , Esq ., M . P ., Bluckfriars . T . S . Richards , Esq ., ( Richards and Co ., ) Bishopsgate . Tho chief objects are to advance the whole of the passage money to Emigrants , upon their paying a premium and giving approved seoajity > n Great Britain . The advances repayable by instalmentirto the Colonial Agents , which will be invested for purchasing gold . From this and other sources a profit , yielding a dividend of 5 per cent , the first year , and 15 per cent , afterwards , can be clearly shown in the Prospectus . The Provisional Directors have the pleasure to announce that a petition has been presented by them praying for Her Majesty ' s Royal Charter of Incorporation for this Company , and that tho draft of tho proponed Charter has also been lodged . Foeh oil' Ari'LicA'rroNr fou Shakes . " To the Provisional Direntor . s of the Australasian Emigrants Monetary Aid Company . "Gentlemen , — -I request you to allot mo shares in the above undertaking , and f hereby agree to accept tho naid shares , or any Iohh iiiiiiiInt you may allot me , and to pay the sum of lil on each nlui . ro at the limo to l > o specified in your letter of allotment , and . sign tho Deed of Settlement when required . Nanio in full __ Residence Occupation Diito lioferoo ' H Name HP Residence ^ Occupation For Prospectuses and Shares apply at tho OfTicos , or to Oliver Raymond , Enq ., tho Broker to tho Company , ( i , Bunk Chanibe-rH . JOHN BO YD , Manuijer , pro tern .
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HAllt . — li . I 1 K 0 IC i . s now niaiivifac . turing tho moHt , Hiiporior H li A l > -1 ) It 1 'IHH EH for L A I ) TKH and 010 NTLIfiMIH'W , upon an ontiroly New Construction . It . U . has for yours paid l . lio Htricto . st regard to fitting tho Mead , und studying tlio stylo hiiiI llguro of tho wearer , roqiiimton too oflcm losfc siglit of by tho ordinary WiginultorH ; and without ; which tho falHo h «« wl-ilroMH in immediately dotoctod . His WigH hiivo likowIho the ( , T « Mit advuntngo of l » oing only foat : hor-vvoi {; ltl ;; noitHor Hhrinking nor < ix | Miu < liiig ; nor will thoy Iomo colour , or chango in any cliniuto . I ' riccH rango Iroin Ono ( Jiiiiioa . It . Mkok , IfirttuhliHhod iipwurdn of Tw < mty-Jlvo Yearn , Uoinovod from ChoapHiilo to I ., OLD JKYVltY . Huir-Cutl-iiiK . Curling , Hluunpooing ; hot und cold towola , cldttu brunhou . A « . Cliarge . 0 d ,
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Leader (1850-1860), Oct. 2, 1852, page 23, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_02101852/page/23/
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