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      Faeuamf.Nt. Lords. Attainted Earls Of Pe...

      — " ... ofto . potteries School of Design , oulfg- S leaning , 802 ; Potman in 80 ; ri 61 ? " pSott Library , 1257 ; Prince C ? A Toss of life on board , 684 . Q ^ nkT ^ iv ; Quack doctors , ^ AXe ^ TS & or , 103 ; Rifle ^ Sent , 25 l " Wbery of gold chains by a Wkl 1016 ; Railway Amalgamation , 445 ; Storship of Aberdeen University , 220 ; Robertson * . Colo , 203 V ' I ^ £ t . y assault S death of a woman , 104 ; Robbery of Ifnno the Bristol poet , 131 ; Rosas and the hair-dresser , 131 ; " Rebecca" in Somer-1104- Rice , suicide of-Dr ., 80 ; Refusal to help a drowning man , 34 ; Royal Dispensary fOr Diseases of the Ear , 34 ; Rolt , rpsitrnation of Major-Gcnoral Sir John ,

      80 Royal visit to Dublin , 779 ; Keportcrs " galleries , 849 ; Raoussel-Boulbon , 57 ; Ryhinski and the French Emperor , 57 ; Railway accidents , 10 , 80 , 104 , 131 , 203 , 227 , 489 , 539 ; 6 S 4 , 850 , 969 , 1016 , 1088 , 1233 . qprieant Adams and the beerman , 684 ; Starvation , 10 ; Six-milo bridge , 103 ; Scott , Walter Scott Lockhart , death of , 80 ; Small bottle question , 104 ; Stabbing at Manchester , 104 ; Slave murder , 182 ; Seductions , 323 ; Starvation of a child , 227 ; Stowe , Mrs . Beecher , 420 , 444 ; Spy system ,

      488 ; Statue of Stephenson the engineer , 34 ; Submarine telegraph , 70 S ; Smoke annoyance at Lichfield , 708 ; Snakes at large , 922 ; Stafford-house , 515 ; School of Design , S 96 ; Spontaneous combustion , or BOtnething else , 874 ; St . Leger , 897 ; Sewing machine , 611 ; Ship building on the Mersey , 897 ; Shipwrecks , 34 , 1209 , 1257 ; Suicides , 80 , 659 , 684 , 708 , 755 ; Sale , death of Lady , 823 ; Sleep-walking , 850 ; Stair , death of the Earl of , 57 ; Soule , Spanish minister , 394 ; Sabbatarian tyranny , 708 ; South Devon militia , 994 ; Stalls in Tottenham

      Court-road , 323 ; Strikes , 130 , 296 , 322 , 346 , 444 , 778 , 1164 . Telegraph in India , 251 ; Tithes in St . Andrew ' s , 323 ; Thomas , Alexander , on French history , 421 ; Tees versus Avis , 80 ; Timbership capsized in the Trent , 803 ; Thackwell , entertainment to General , 874 ; Tayleur , building of the , 897 ; Tenant-right meeting at Dublin , 57 ; Tewkesbury union , 80 ; Tilbury fort , 181 ; Tomb of the Duke , 251 ; Tradesmen in Regent-street , 539 . Unstamped papers , 4 G 6 ; Underground railway , S 03 . Vegetarian in trouble , 850 ; Yane , Lord

      Ernest , enlistment of , 684 . Wages , 104 , 130 , 181 , 296 , 322 , 346 , 414 , 778 , 1164 ; "W . B . " in the central . criminal court , 802 ; Wine duties , 1257 ; Warwick , deatli of tho Earl of , 779 ; Wagner case * 131 ; Wellington college testimonial , 824 ; Wallsend railway accident , 227 ; Waterloo clay , 610 ; Will case , 587 ; AVard , illness of Baron , 34 ; Wellington memorial at Manchester , 1088 ; Wilson , Professor , health of , 420 ; Woodburn , Mr . Samuel , death of , 421 ; Wesleyan disturbance , 323 ; Wigan explosion , 433 ; Wakefield murder , 203 , 275 . Yellow fever at Bermuda , 1041 ; Yellow fever on board the Magdalena , 57 .

      Index To Vol. Iv. V

      INDEX TO VOL . IV . v

      Letters From Paris, I, 30, 50, 75,1)8, 1...

      LETTERS FROM PARIS , i , 30 , 50 , 75 , 1 ) 8 , 122 , 148 , 176 , 197 , 221 , 215 , 271 , 290 , 310 , 343 , 3 ( 50 , 390 , 417 , 441 , 462 , 483 , 50 S , f > 3 <; , 558 , 5 S 2 , 007 , 629 , 654 , 678 , 701 , 720 , 749 , 774 , 7 D 7 , 819 , 815 , 808 , 892 , 915 , 910 , 1 ) 04 , 9 Si ) , 1030 , 10 <; 0 , 1082 , 1107 , 1131 , 1156 , 1178 , 1202 , 1229 , 1254 .

      Continental Notes. Austria. Warning Chro...

      CONTINENTAL NOTES . AUSTRIA . Warning Chronicle and the Vienna authorities , < i ; Arrests of workmen , 31 ; Proposed fortifications of Vienna , 31 ; Reujnier , death of the Archduke , 70 ; Arrests jit Milan , 70 ; Commercial treaties with Prussia , 149 , 198 ; The Fmperor ' s wound , his recovery , and deification , 19 <); Seizure , of this property ol emigrant Lombards , 199 ; Count Giulay ' s reception , 199 ; Ratification of tho treaty of commerce , 222 ; Abstract of tho treaty , 222 ; Klfcets of tho Kmporor's wound , 222 ; Mxeeiit ion of Lebenyi , 222 ; . Judicial report of the attempt on tho h ' niperor ' s life , 223 ; Irritation at Vienna iiirainst I'liiKlaud . 223

      Archduke Raiuer ' u letter to Archduke All > reelit , on tho attempted assassination of the Kniperer , 247 ; Death of llaynauand the , Archbishop Mildo , 272 ; Sonlonoe on Uueraz / . i , 291 ; King Leopold at Vicuna , 1 H 5 ; Fetes at Vienna ; tho " carousel , " 510 ; King of Prussia's address to tho Generals . f > 10 ; ( ! orrespondeneo between Austrian : uid American authorities , on tin ; case of Martin Kossta , 7 () 3 ; Conferences at Vicuna , 750 ; Hetrothal of tins Kuipcror to tho Duchess of Havaria , H 20 ; Camp at Ohnut / ,, N 20 941 ; Discovery of tho Hungarian re-Kiilia , N 92 . 9 IN , 942 ; " Return of the , Umporor li'oin I'oHsenhofen , 1037 ; Protocol of the 5 th December , 1179 , 1229 ; Piuisl . ivi . sin at Vienna ,, 1204 .

      DKLCJIUM ,, IVcss law , 31 ; Inundations , " loo ; Installation <>» tho Duke of Itrabant , 367 ; Tour of tint K | "K , 112 ; Return , 530 ; First speech in tlio Senate of tho Dun do Brabant , 559 ; nianiaK < M ) f tho Duko of Itralmnl ., 729 , 820 ; tiot . s at Liege , H 4 O ; Koto at Antwerp , H (! 9 ; Opening of tho ChainborH , and now military organ iaation , 10 H 3 . UANIIIIIAN I'KINCIPA MTIKH . Montenegrin di / IlcultioH , nia , 5 , 101 ; Zabljak Jortillcations . ai ; Itattlo between thoMonleiiOKiinH and tho Turks , K 2 ; Idnvoy IV 0111 I riuco Daniel to Austria ami Russia , 101 ; Attack on Montenegro , 123 ; Montenegrin "" KotiulioiiH . lfto ; Forced abdication of

      Prince Ghika , 319 ; Return of , 319 ; Arrival of Russian agents at Jassy , 608 ; Invasion by the Russians under General Danenburg , 655 ; Prince GortschakoflPs proclamation to the people of Moldo-Wallachia , 679 ; Omar Pacha ' s army , 776 ; Execution of a Russian officer , 798 ; Letter of the Prince of Moldavia to Redschid Pacha , 798 ; Note of the Russian Consul-General atBucharest to the Prince of Moldavia , 798 ; Despatch from Count Nesselrode to the Consul-General , 798 ; Redschid Pacha's letter to the Prince of Wallachia , 798 ; Position of troops , 894 , 1013 ; Movements of the Russian forces , 990 ; Omar Pacha ' s summons to Prince Gortschakoff to evacuate the Principalities , 1013 ; Fresh Russian troops in Moldavia , 1037 ; Commencement of hostilities , 1061 ; Omar Pacha ' s address to his troops , 1061 ; Victories at Giurgevo , Kalarache , and Oltenitza , 1083 , 1106 , 1157 ; Movements of troops , 1132 ; Omar Pacha's despatch of the actions on tho 2 nd , 3 rd , ana 4 th November , 1157 ; Resumption of offensive operations , 1107 , 1179 ; Servian neutrality , 1157 . dewmaee :. Schleswig Ilolsteiu army , 31 ; Succession , 52 , 392 ; Dissolution of the Chambers , 392 ; National festival , 583 ; Cholera at Copenhagen , 656 , 750 ; Future government of Denmark , 723 . FRANCE . Ambassadors of Austria and Prussia , 31 ; Austria and Prussia hesitate to recognise Napoleon " III ., " 31 ; Commercial treaty with Belgium , 31 ; Abd-el-Kader , 31 ; St . Genevieve , 31 ; Victor Hugo and Eugene Sue , 31 ; Letters of credence to the Emperor , 31 , 51 ; Montpensier , accouchement of the Duchess , 51 ; Duel between Nieuwerkerke and Edgar -Ney , 51 ; Coinage of the Empire , 51 ; Seigneuret ' s proclamation , 51 ; Orleans pictures , sale of , 52 ; Claquers , 52 ; Marriage of the Emperor , 76 , 100 ; Jerome Bonaparte and an old colleague of the Mountain , 76 ; Dupin and the House of Orleans , 76 ; National guard decorations , 76 ; Orleans property , 76 , 149 ; Dockyard activity , 76 ; Luxembourg alterations , 76 ; Stag hunts at St . Garmain , 76 ; Floods in the departments , 76 ; Household of the Empress , 100 ; Auber ' s appointments of chapel master and musical director , 100 ; Maternal societies and the Empress , 123 ; Death of Madame Lesseps , aunt of the Empress , 123 ; Recal of the Governor of Guiana , 123 ; Mery the Court Poet of the Empire , 128 ; Lettres Francques , by Bellot , 123 ; Aladenize , appointment of , to the Prefecture of the Saone et Loire , 123 ; Political amnesty , 123 ; " Bien laid J" 123 ; Speech of the Emperor , on his marriage , 123 ; Cobden ' s pamphlet , 149 ; Sabbath and the crops , 149 ; Archbishop of 13 csan <; on ' s pastoral , 149 ; Museums at the Louvre , 149 ; Great bell at Bordeaux , 149 ; Boeuf Gras festival , 149 ; Lady Tartufe , 149 ; Countess do Montijo ' a pension , 149 ; Sir C . Wood ' s address , 177 ; M . do Haussonville and the procession of deputies , 177 ; War of allusions—the Sie ' clc , (' onstiiutionnel , Pays , 198 ; Cayenne preferable to surveillance , 198 ; Arterial drainage —Girardin and F . O . Ward , 198 ; Narvaez in Paris , 198 ; Assemblee Nationalc " warned , " 222 ; Indemnity from tho Porte , 222 ; Illness of Lamartinc , 217 ; Presentation of the Budget , and deliciency in tho revenue , 272 ; Republican demonstration at tho funeral of Madame Raspail , 272 ; Suicides of Mdlle . Marthc and Count Camerata . 272 ; Lord Stratford do Redcliffe ' s departure from Paris for Constantinople , 272 ; Intrigues to procure the Pope ' s presence at tho coronation , 272 ; Death of the Duke of Padua . 291 ; Appeal of M . do l'Kcluse , 291 ; Charitable institutions founded by tho Empress , 291 ; Relative strength , in March , of the French , English , Turkish and Russian fleets , 21 M ; . Victor Hugo ' s second attack on tins Fmperor , 291 : Deputation of London merchants to tho Tuileries , ;{ 17 ; Audience to tho English Company for the junction of tho Atlantic and Pacific , ; $ 18 ; Girardin ' s reply to tho royalist arguments of tho Asscmblro Rationale , 31 S ; ( Jlub das J-Jfrangers , 318 ; Presents to tin ; Empress . 311 . ; Rossini made a commander of tlio Legion of Honour , 3 ( 17 ; Lodginghouses , 391 : Sale of tho property of M . liazo , 391 ; Health of tho Empress , 411 ); Miscarriage of , 412 ; Death of tho Marquis do ValdcKiinias , Spanish Ambassador , 442 ; Suppression of tho ministry of Police , <"> 07 ; Funeral of Garibaldi , ( ION ; Replies of iU . Drouyn do l'lluys , to the . Nesselrode circulars , 055 , 702 ; Imperial visit to Dieppe , S 19 , H 45 ; Three-mast , vessel at Paris , H 45 ; New omnibuses , 815 ; Pilgrims to ( ho Holy Laud , N 40 ; Sham light at St . Germain , 8 i ) 2 ; The camp at Mntory , 918 ; Imperial progress through tho north era departments , 941 ; Commercial decrees , 901 ; Alexander Dumas , the theatre Fran cals , and tho Censor , 1012 ; Franco and i'icduiont , in tho event of a Russian war , MK 17 ; Uourbon fusion , 1132 ; Count VV . ihnvski ' s visit to Koutaiiieblcu , 1132 ; Vote ,, \> f tho Council of HtaM * to pay the legacies of tho Kmperor Napoleon the First , 111 ( 2 ; Cynicism of M . do Kissololl ' , 1159 ; The MttntiKiit , do la dour , 1179 ; Forced ( -heap nous of broad , 1255 . 01 IS KM AN V . Gervlnus , trial of , and answer to tho indict incut , 223 ; Account of Gorvinus , by Arnold Ruin / 2211 ; Sentence of the HoidelbuiK Court , ' 210 ; Professor Gorvinus ' s "Introduction to tho Utth century" condemned to bo burnt 272 ; Declaration of tho diot of HosNo ' Cassol against tho intervention of tho Germanic diet , 3 (( 7 ; Courtol' Appeal's decision in tho oiiho of Gorviuus , 31 ) 2 ;

      Death of the Grand Duke of Saxe Weimer , 680 ; Opening of the diet on the 10 th November , 1107 . GREECE . Greece : Letter from the Synod of Russia to the Archbishop of Athens , 442 . HOLLAND . Papal aggress . ion . in , 392 ; New ministry , and dissolution of the second chamber , 419 ; Death of father Roothari ; Dutch General of the Jesuits , 199 , 510 . HUNGAEY . Insecurity of the country , 52 ; Execution of an outlaw at Pesth , 52 ; Insurrectionary movements , 149 ; at Buda and Pesth , 199 ; Cons piracy detected , 178 ; Disaffection within the fortress of Comorn , 223 , 247 ; Arrests and executions , 247 ; Sentence of the Countess Blanche Teleky , to ten years' imprisonment , 655 . ITAJLT . Destruction of arms by the Austrian authorities at Ahcona , 6 ; Imprisonment at Rome , 31 ; Neapolitan conciliation of France , 31 ; Haynau at Florence , 31 , 76 ; Radetsky at Milan , 52 ; Bavaria , King of , at Florence , 76 ; Austrian Customs' League , —Annexation of Modena and Parma , 100 ; Domiciliary visits at Florence , 100 ; Convocation of the Sacred College at Rome , 100 ; Piedmontese bill for suppressing the slave trade , 101 ; Mazzinghi , trial of , at Genoa , 124 ; Cavour , illness of Count , 124 , 149 ; Mercadante , robbery of , 124 ; Neapolitan finances , 124 ; Excavations at Cumae , 124 ; Illness of the King of Bavaria , at Rome , 124 ; Queen of Sardinia in the Tyrol , 149 ; Sardinian Chambers , 149 ; Carnival at Rome , 149 ; Reign of terror at Milan , 178 ; Manifesto of the Italian committee , 178 ; Suspension of railway trains in Milan , 178 ; Military executions , 178 ; Closing the University of Pavia , 178 ; Search for Mazzini at Milan , 199 ; Lighting llilan , 199 ; Commemoration of Gioberti at Turin , 199 ; Milan arrests , 199 ; Reinforcement of the army of occupation , 199 ; Carnival at Naples , 199 ; Mrs . Howard at Civita Nova , 199 ; Beatification of the King of Sicily ' s first wife in the Church of Santa Chiara , 199 ; Death of Lord Belfast , at Naples , 199 ; M . d'Azeglio , 199 ; Mazzini ' s letter on the rising at Milan , 223 ; Renewed measures against the Lombard emigrants , 223 ; Expulsion of Ticinese from Milan , 247 ; Decree sequestrating the property of political refugees , 247 ; Collisions between the Neapolitans and Swiss soldiers , 247 ; Expulsion of Mr . Crauford from Tuscany , 2-17 ; Contradictions of calumnies against Mazzini , 247 ; Eifects of the Lombard confiscations , 272 ; King of Naples and the Lazzaroni , 272 ; Abortive strangulation of a convict , 273 ; Expulsion of an English Colonel from Munich , 273 ; Departure from Leghorn of the Madiai , 273 ; More executions in Milan , 291 ; Sardinian railway , 291 ; Submarine telegraph from Spezzia to Corsica , 291 ; Sardinian protest against tho Lombard confiscations , 319 , 392 ; Piedrnonteso dispute , 341 ; Rumoured change of Austrian policy , 311 ; Count do Cavour ' s bill for an indemnity of tho Lombard refugees , 419 ; Letter from Milan , respecting the ceremony of distributing medals , 419 ; False and contradictory reports of Mazzini , 419 ; Macaulay'a " History of England , " in the Index Ivpurgatorius , 442 ; Seizure at Genoa of Mazzini ' s book , 4 S 5 ; Neapolitan branch of the English polico , 537 ; Survey , from the best authorities , of Italian condition and prospects , 559 ; Definitive sentence- on tlio ( Juerazzi conspirators , 656 ; Famine riots in Romagna , 729 ; Visit of the Queen of Sardinia , to tho Duohy of Modena , 776 ; Important arrests in plio Papal States , N 46 ; Aliss Cunningham ' s imprisonment , 918 ; Withdrawal of the French Ambassador from Naples , 1037 ; His return , 1 K 52 ; Opening of tlio Church of tho Waldenses , at Turin , 1231 ; Death of T 0111-maso Grossi , 1231 ; King of Sardinia ' s speech lit tho opening of tho Legislative Session , 1231- PHKSIA . Conspiracy of Teheran—exile , of tho Shah's brother , " 52 ; Russian demands , 5 . 17 ; Persian occupation of Herat , 990 ; Kquivocal behaviour of Persia , 1231 . l'or < ANi ) . Russian stab to tho nationality of , 341 . l'OU'DlMJAL . Reduction of tho funded debt , 31 ; Maldanha ' s illness , 101 ); Opposition to tho Cortes , 100 ; Death of the Queen , 1131 ; Proclamation of tho regency , 1131 , 1255 . ritUHMIA . Itorliu Chambers , < i ; Austrian Emperor ' s departure from Merlin , 0 ; St- John , order of , 52 ; Poor-laws , 52 ; Secret trials for press offences , 52 ; Au ^ UMtenburg es tates , 52 ; Catholics , decrees against , 76 ; Catholic agency , 76 ; / 'V-7 « of tho veterans , 149 ; Robbery ! of a . bank at Frankfort , 119 ; Rejection of tho motion in 'favour of tho . Jesuits , 177 ; Commercial treaty , 19 H , 222 ; Itoihan Catholic address to tlio King , 19 H ; Reconstruction of tlio First Chamber , 272 ; Conspiracy at Merlin , 344 ; Zollvcrein treaty , 311 ; Polico confederation between Merlin and London , 307 , 419 ; Organisation of Urban communes— amendment of the Government Mill ,. ' 167 ; Funeral of Ludwig Tieck , 412 ; Resignation of M . Manteuffel , H 20 ; Cholera at Merlin , S 70 ; Death of Rudowitzat Merlin , 1255 .

      ETJSSIA . Prohibitions of newspaper comments , 31 Railway tax , 101 ; Defalcations among high functionaries , 319 ; Testament of the Czar Peter , 559 , 608 ; Count Nesselrode ' s circular , 608 ; Manifesto by the Emperor Nicholas , 655 ; Second circular despatch of Count Nesselrode , 679 ; Arrival of Count Giulayi at St . Petersburg , 703 ; Concentration of troops at St . Petersburg , and grand reviews , 703 ; Russian fleet , 750 , 776 ; Grand Duke Constantine at'Odessa , 750 ; Stoppage of the Danube , 846 ; Reply of Lord Clarendon to the second Nesselrode circular , 893 ; The Czar ' s rejection of the Turkish modifications , 893 ; Count Nesselrode ' s despatch to Vienna , and interpretation of the "Note" and its modifications , 916 ; Religious demonstrations at Moscow and Warsaw , 9 G 5 ; ' Another Nesselrode circular , 1106 ; Loss of a Russian steamer offBatoum , 1157 ; Court poem on the Czar ' s manifesto , 1204 ; Commissariat frauds , 1204 ; Russian bulletins , 1231 ; Russian squadron in the China seas , 1231- SPAIN . Narvaez at Bayonne , 6 , 76 ; Bravo Murillo ' s departure for Bordeaux , 6 ; Press-law , 31 , 52 , 178 ; Address of the Progressista committee , 150 ; Elections , 177 ; End of the opposition to the Ministry , 273 ; Re-election of Martinez de la Rosa , 291 ; The Government and the negro question , 291 ; Railway jobbery , 367 ; Revival of the opposition , and suspension of the Cortes , 367 ; Lersundi ' s Ministry , 891 , 419 ; M . Salamanca and General Concha , 442 ; Sartoriua again a Minister , 463 ; Exclusion of the Times , 869 ; Fall of Lersundi ' s Cabinet , 918 ; New Ministry of San Luis , 942 ; Queen Isabella at the Opera , 1037 ; Return of Narvaez , 1081 , 1107 ; Death of Mendizabel , lt ) 33 ; Suspension ef the Cortes , 1204 ; Diplomatic duels at Madrid , 1231 , 1255 . SWEDEN " . Fanatical movements in Norland , 319 ; Swedish , Norwegian , and Danish squadron , off Flekkeroe , 728 ; Opening of the Diet , and statement of a system of defence , 1158 . STVITZEBLAND . Critical position with respect to Austria , 178 ; Internement of Italian refugees , 199 ; General Kalbermatten , 199 ^ Blockade of Ticino . 199 ; Calling out the federal and cantonal troops , 272 ; Prussian threats , through Neufchatel , 34-1 ; Reply of the Federal Council to Austria , on the subject of the Ticinese expulsions , 344 ; Emeute at Friburg , 419 ; Ticino ' s repudiation of complicity with the Milan insurrection , 412 ; Austrian military post near Stabbio , 4 J 2 ; Trials at Friburg , 4-12 ; Recal of the Austrian Charge d'Affaires , 509 ; Defences of the Austro-OLtalian frontier , 820 ; Abandonment by the Federal Council of Ticino , 870 ; New Protestant Church at Geneva , S 70 ; Movement of a party in Ticino , to separate tho Canton from the Federal Government , 1013 ; Theological disturbances on the Upper Rhine , 1158 , 1255 . TUEKEY . Smyrna , recal of the governor of , 52 ; Alxlei-Kader at Constantinople , 101 ; Marquis do Lavalette ' s new credentials , 149 ; Holy sepulchres , 149 ; Christian rights , 17 N ; Meuchikoff and Leiniuguii at Constantinople , 247 ; Death of Ibraham Pasha , 247 ; Insolent departure of M . do La valet to , 273 ; Express from . Colonel Rose to Admiral Duudas , 273 ; Arrival of Lord Stratford do Redclilfe , 392 ; Settlement of tho question of the holy places , and . Prince McnohikolFs new demand , 4 S 4 ; History of proceedings following the presentation of the ultimatum , 509 , 5 ;> 7 ; Departure of Prince 31 enrhikolf from Constantinople , 5 ;> 7 ; Note of the Russian Minister to tho Porto , before leaving , 559 ; Concentrations of troops , 559 ; Sailing of tho allied lleets to Mesika May , 5 S ;{; Count Nesselrode ' s note , <> 30 ; Reply of Redschid Pasha , ; Health of tho fleets , HOJS ; Note of tho Ottoman Government to tho Western Powers , H 08 ; Manifestoes of tlio Porte , 917 , 1013 ; Review of Kgyplinu troops by the Sultan , 907 ; Death of ( he PrincessMelKioso at Smyrna , 9 IH ; Feast of Meirain at Constantinople , 912 ; Kntranco of the Dardanelles by tho combined Herts , 1037 , 1000 ; General Maraguay d'Hilliexs , 1000 ; Victory of I ho Turks in Asia , IO 8 : t , 1100 ; Arrival at Constantinople of Mara-Kuay d'llilliei-N , 1 | f > 7 ; Addmssoftho French ambassador to tho Sultan , 117 !); ThoSinopo massacre , l 20 : t , 12 . fl , 1251 , ; Address of merchants at Constantinople ' <> the Sultan , 1203 ; Encounter at Alexandropol , 1203 ; Capture of Achal / . icli l ) , y tho Turks , 1203 ; Repulse of Russians at SllOl'kulil , 1204-

      1'U.Bjlic Affairs. Analysis Of A Niurdor...

      1 'U . BJLIC AFFAIRS . Analysis of a niurdoror , HIM ); Agricultural statics , 111 , 0 ; Accident at tho CryHtal Palace-, N 09 ; Aristocracy hi Australia , 1091 Austrian loans , and loans that nay . 101 H America varstta Russia , 750 ; Agricultural statistics , 11 Id ; Administration or London linprovoinontN , 1007 ; AntiTurkish opinion on tho lOaatern question , 1041 ; Alookopha-

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Jan. 1, 1853, page v, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/scld_01011853/page/5/