Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-27


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~ S1+stsss AND THE SASAo 9t7==lhT. 3aNIFca
Wigan, the actors son, being turned out Of a
gentsel. boarding school in England, on the
ground that the pedagog ue could not take actors
sons the Queen is said 10 have written the artist
Always atayorite with.her-a letter Of con-
dolsnce, Granger, or both; and the religious
public, whom she before exasperated. by order
ing the bands to play eyery Sunday on the ter
race at Windsor, is wrath with its spiritual
head. But Deigratia, remarks writer in the
Liverpool journal,
Victoria has common sense, and. as the re.
ligiouS public has a good deal Of that too when
fairly appealed to, let us hone that The ROYAL
example will set society thinking.as to the ius.
tee Of the prejudice as illustrated in this Wiean
case. still too generally entertained apainsf q
profession to which the world owes So much for
its harmless amusement and which morally
stands at least as high, on the STh6le, ne any
other profession Let Ens. suppose ltIat the
Wigan junior had been. the sonsof an actress.
and TINT his father had bean = rny,6l 5I,lrs Y
would the religious pubic have abetted ills
schoolmasterS Oh. Etzclarence. what an ideaP
The mother might have gone to rotin the Garrett
have been lords by csourtesygzbV aceiaim they
and we should frankly have gone down 5on. our our
knees and worshipped them"
AcconnIvo - roi;aa ss,,o,t
ReDu5zican thew have had an
80, -lss1 = ea s'l e4 w
1lVld9ai before me court there He addressed
the Judge in the familiar, we'll met style Of.
Corporal, " ..1ieutenant,' . and otherwise tTifed
with the ermine. His Honor: yvos soral,, mt -
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A"o" "i'as - tti4he q nus prisoner, out
Ventured 10 suggest that the prisoner seemed
Excessively contented and Jolly for one il, his
situation: 2sg5 sss.s1s
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IA IIe uooEs az eleven years
Slamlaagned when broke my and made
- ,aSI IS ~ locsoE Male ne was sesnng
t;na L.S spen5 was one
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a1 ~ oi' au my
-, N1Au sos.o tott5 uout .. 4 never was
realy anhaP E9i put once IN my lille and that
bone md skinned mv a 90 SGt
get on my knees to thank God / hadn't broken
my neck.
anu ieI ar. rake go and
sues lhulYlu9al lett the room trying to
a nssie Slu sa a. Tue same tne ana also to
9a1sSe an tluePetoent Jlg WIN each leg TO
different tune
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MR.. WILLIAMS, of the Utica On. W Herald,
writing from Paris to his paper, thus closes
some reflections about the state Of Fra 4
rrha &C., .c go
h ;s illnte o. france IS g problem Great as
tons Her poes is gnses5 aalfs
s Gnu clles IN her cna1ns. Inc
=. Is there rs q stu
onno Jury OF an oppressed
out which Mill change the whole current of her
nHea enere are some indications Of
[hsna ana enetehess Notwlthstand-
Hg mere re rs scarcely any emigration from
sr'enee, ae Wnoe numbeT OF French settlers in
q iaers oelng less than her population
l;a aeerGaSlng lisa notorious fact that fami-
nss Isslol4g contlnnally IN Paris soon become
e1siMcS as u II tnat the moral Soil IS becoming
e e3aa:a IS II that the Dread NEMESIS of
ta Is ABOUT 70 VISIT upon this great Power
Tue consequence OF her vlcess s
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=, US rESAELr4 OF AE.-ihe penalty OF fame
IS illustrated in the manner in which Washing
ton Irvine, 10 horad b,, ! !, 9lI,, ~ -