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      a radical cure ? O « i tainiy now of aU must penet ^ te to . the rog of U « ev J ^ f Jj this , Eith yoar diffictabies is Axistna . i- veiy she England fears Amtg t « . mig ' , « £ - ^ . throw | ought . 1 here is the evih u fieferring to what ' overboard , and you are « i ^ . ; barrerness of a success I was saying about the « W ™ to come al a later \ wmmmmi

      iS ^ E { S HS ^ pendence to tlie »^™^ X ^™ x-e-mmd ^ here the we « k emigration—not to lulK ^ '"" iU there And -wherever a e ^^ ias ^ nwat Tive justice , slow but sure in its decrees .

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      u ... g- o- . y b e not many menaSBKffl " Fs ii tes - — .- — before eleven o ' clock .

      China. At Canton Matters Remain Much The...

      CHINA . At Canton matters remain much the same as ttcviouslv reported . The Mandarin forces still held lie city but act only on the defensive . The rebe !« are apparently getting tired of starving the city into Jcapttion , ? ortlie ° reis dbwrga ^ atum aj ^ W their bands . Trade is beginning to be re-established .

      Ireland. Down With-Tub Bishops ! ^ Thvrf...

      IRELAND . DOWN WITH-TUB BISHOPS ! ^ Thvrf is only one movement in Iceland at present : lauSghly Koman Catholic country is putting down wssmmm mm & mk I to « Sofar tie Beformatiou ill ^ tmted ths SdeUty af

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      TOF ^^ I « to that measure . ' .. , aViiftinpf for-, •¦ An o d f ^ ro r ^ rn ^ LSoi nf ° i . '' JL-SpgSSsSSSaa to

      reduced oruer uy « .- " *•""" " 1 , turned But if it bes r . sS - ^ iS ^ rn ^ fi ^ SSS ^ SS ^ j ^ sS "" - * ssftffitiisass trious exceptions pwt andFent > J bo SSSSSsm ^ "

      Symptoms of Comi ng ^^ SJjTtSSaSwSi ilira ^ allud i f S . hS ° tllS Sjll ?^ ttoS £ i to one &^& 1 o ^ to ft pOrti ° " ^ regard * the lots ''^ . ^ S So affluent competitor * sale , bid by bid , w . »^ } Jj " oS An old man , venerable and eventually came ( h ; " ° ' ^ lbourho (>( l , purchased la y « nh and WJ ^ J f , 2 h ho had hitherto held f" ^ f ^^ 1 ^ Ho iua « ur « ted hiS intenUor , of lethan 00 a » u »«» - - - ut in tlw homely

      S 8 ^ iKWominga proprloK r I > y i ^ ° * floW— » Will you and ^^^ X ^ SoStt eSolot ? " Ho aftcrtako from an old tan » nt doubUng hl 8 offer . Another -f ^ sr srxrxrr

      Voancs^Y Being The '^"^Ourth •Nmv-.R.Ary...

      Voancs ^ y being the ' ^ " ^ ourth nmv-. r . ary - J ^^ iSISSS ^ 'tS ^ S ^ r ^? ' HBBSBi Dudley Stuart .

      Pt-^Ssss ^Rssj^Ss™; S-Asf E-^S^Asssg Vvi...

      pT- ^ ssss ^ rssj ^ ss ™; S-asf e- ^ s ^ asssg VVierdnaki occupied the chair , and . the following roBolutiom 9 were agreed to ;— „ The first resolution was moved by Mr . JN . x . Zahatry , seconded by Major Gielgud" That the Poloa , faithful to the duty *^ h fw « br-tojr i ffiiMA Mtt ^ SS

      he r nfof a " ' lopmulout . We , tho only ^^ "jijCJ : » Ttfi ^ - ro ^ ? sS Sonsof EiwtornbttrbBrtom i nnd of fl 8 t » UwhuiB « Uuo * nU lusting pence ot Europo . " . 1 Tho second roBolution was moved by Mr . Qloinlch , Bccoivded by Major JancewicK- — I . _ , i ... .. ! .. , 1 !„ .. nvi < -, i » H to toatilv thoir crtttitutio

      „ have fuund not mwoly « n iwylum , but a homo « ro »' »» [ , aLppcAntodthatiio ' rolwli L « Rion , to not « < h >« U un « t «» will thu allied I ' owortt , lma yalboon ft ) rin « d *»**» ' « J ' * * ^ cr mied that U « d aucli » iw »»«» l > oe »^ Jjgj d thou » n < of their follow-countrymcn , now I gnominious !} iw °

      serve in the Russian army , and to combat against the forces of the allied Powers , would , as Boon as the Polish national Standard had been unfurled , have passed over to the raito of Enaland and France , spared their blood now so heroically and prodigiously 8 h « l , and in all probabiKty have already decided the fate of Sebastopol and tbe issue ot the preaout Wa third resolutioa was moved by lieutenant C . Szulczewski , seconded by Colonel Szyrma" That the Poles do hereby express their most po . gnant grief a the irreparable loss they l . ave sustained mtue deatb S the much-lamented Lord Dudley Stuart , " & c After a tribute of respect and gratitude paid to their chief Prince Adam Czartoryski , and to the I iuerary Association of the friends of Poland , the meeting separated .

      [Satueiday, ^ -—— ¦ " ' -—•-~

      [ Satueiday , ^ - —— ¦ " ' - —• - ~

      THE LEADE II

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  • Citation
    • Leader (1850-1860), Dec. 2, 1854, page 8, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_02121854/page/8/