The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-12 00:00:00

" THE PRESS" of This Day (Saturday),
No 28, contains Leading Articles on Russia a d the Eag-
era Question ; Parliamentary RetOrin ; Mr. Hamilton at Naples ; the
late Board of 'dial altY ; Scottish i.rievainces Pr,feisor Maurice
and King's College ; Irish Pacification ; Strikes ; Cenm, ; t'orrespon-
dence—Sir William Napier to the Editor or TnE PaEss ; original
lett, r of Sir Charles J. Napier; The Law of Divorce; the Ministe-
rial Green Room ; Sketches of Radicals ; the 'Usti. at P.,et ; Clerk
of Oeenforde ; Literature; Journals of General Sir Harr, Calvert ;
Thomson's Hampton Lectures ; Memoirs and Corresponden..e of
king Joseph Bonaparte; Savile- (louse ; a Peep at the Pixies ; Cm--
respondence of Griy a,d Mason, by Milford ; Cat and Dog Pan-
tomime Budgets ; the Cossack arid the Turk, by A. .1. Joyce; New
Music, & ; Theatres—,t. James's, Lyceum, Stra d, &c. •

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