HEN, immediately after Mr. Gladstone's return to office, an arrangement was made by which the Part Matt Gazerre was to give up all its old opinions and take to new ones, there was no choice for its Editor, or for the Writers who had created and maintained its reputation, but to abandon the paper. This they did accordingly; but only to come together again, within the space of four weeks, under the flag of the Sr. Jases's Gazette. The new paper thus named Jeapt at once into a great success; and now, in response to many inquiries from India, from America, and from British Colonists in various parts of the world, a Weekly Edition is printed under the title of
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