... penis 'daily those early sown, from the mildness of the weather he owing too lux nrian.. The plants throughout the principal Corn Distri ts continue untotn hed be slug or wire.norns. Upon of the render sails in Kent and Sort ey, some early Peas are got ...

... the gospel reviled and derided—with the throne insulted and threatened--and with all the constituter'. bulwarks of ' justice, law, and liberty, tradeced and undermined, 1 the commonwealth is placed in danger. it appears toss, therefore, that the crisis ...

... private person, the law declares that he was deceived I. hie grant, and will render such grant void. The law also determines that the King cannot he guilty of Neghlgenee or lathes, and, therefore, no delay will bar his right; for the law presumes that the ...

... The Petitioner enumerates other acts of the dealers in human flesh, and then proceeds to make some remarks on the existing laws relative to the Slave Trade, which he sliews to be altogether made. quite to their object. The confiscation of the vessel, ...

... of Finance laid before the Chamber the yrsjft of the Finance Law, or Budget, for the year Mil. The speech of the Minister, with its details of figura and calculations, and the ?rife of tne Law Welt, occupy upwards of seven columns of the Moniteur. It is ...

... ddatensia; aaiiddo• bra laws; & telryddyd pob Iritynt'Yd &owns • rio Tywyrog, mur ry Wing a'r chanwn adar, Ilarar Hwy.% y . A gift Sliwa (red oneuri 1 Itu ofeadWdod awys. Deoed pub Prydydd dewr da'i ryw, 1 gad vi ryogbanedd a'i ye ch w laws Ddatganwyr, lawn ...

... of the reign of George the Second, were discovered last week, at Matiningtree, in Essex, in a false bottomn added to an old corn-hutch, which 'WU breaking up for fire•wood, and which the owner, Mr. Hitchcock, had Wired fur sale as luasher, the day before ...

... induce them either to treat Revelation with contumely, Of is attempt ' innovetSerst its the existing form of government and laws. We canned, therefore. hot our unaltered digerati- Dation, our respective salvation* in society, of sopportiag the lawsand ...

... felt for the distresses a tits country, but he was not aware that they resulted from the state of the corn laws. An inquiry had ten place as to the corn averages last Session, but the Goversuieut had now no measures so propose on the subject. • Petitions ...

... subject themselves to the Penalties miscued hereto, as provide/ by law alcohol sock s and whoever are found as Weedier. after this While Notice, they will be informed against, aid the law directs. That is to say : igen Permit who dull sell, or espose to ...

... contended on his pint, from a diminished consumption, still it was impossible to attribute the evil to the insufficiency of the Corn-Laws in protecting the country from foreign supply. It was most unlikely, it was impossible, to suppose that the agriculturists ...

... wind at the time, and (rain the timely arrivAl of a fiie•engine from the dock yaid, it was prevented from communicating to the corn and dwelling house. The fire was occasioned by the careleastisss of* boy leaving a lighted candle ta. the stable. Curresi Pricer ...