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... restrictive Navigation Laws ; a sufficient supply of cheap food and an increase of labour in our manufacturing departments, with a rise in wages, shewing that the latter are more the results of supply and demand than of the low or high price of Corn : and were ...
... employment of John Madden, Esau of in addition to this mass of original Literature, Music. &c„ a Dounvbrook. shortly after rising from his bed rut his throat hc-iutiful Steel Plate Rustic Civility.” which would do ere- in a frightful manner. Jealousy of ...
... meeting of Parliament, the hallucination may pass he away; but if his present state of excitement should as continue, he may then rise in his place and deliver *n, an oration, as wild, rhapsodical, incoherent, and in- symptomatic of downright monomania, as Mr ...
... s at Windsor Castle, which had been post poned in consequence of the death of the Queen Dowager, will take place prior to Easter ; Julius Cajsar is be represented on the first occasion. ThePiuncbopWai.es. —A paragraph has been going the round of the ...
... representation of the Opera Comique will be limited to the months of January, February, and March, terminating the season before Easter. At the re-opening of the Theatre, after Raster, •n Monday, April I, M. Samson (of the Theatre Francaia, Paris) will have ...
... be continued on each j succeeding Friday Evening, at the same hour, till further notice. Arrangement of the Lectures before Easter : — Eiaht Lectures on I Hydrostatics and Pneumatics, by the Rev. M. O'Brien, M.A. ; to commence ou Tuesday, Jan. 29, at Three ...
... ratepayers, that they have all acted without any correct idea ; and that, like the waters of a spring tide, the higher it rises above its ordinary level, -so will it have to retrace its steps with increased velocity, until it has reached its lowest possible ...
... in banco, up at twelve or one of the clock; and the Irish Exchequer, if we be rightly informed, sitting at eleven, oftener rises at half-past two or three than at four or five. Even the Queen's Bench is not overworked; rarely does it happen that the principal ...
... on** of the most magnificent pageants that our city has witnessed sinco the abolition of the tiioo-honoured processions of Easter Saturday, when, iu proper and imposing ceremonial, t!io herring was publicly whipped in our streets. Yesterday was, indeed ...
... ALMANACK FOR 1850 February 12, Shrove Tuesday; March 30, Easter Sun day; May 10, Whit Sunday. 13 14.15110,171 20 21 ; 22,23,24 27 28)20 .a 1850. )| July 11 12! I 1 August 3 1 Gj 71 1112 13 1 i'ls 10 117 19120,21 22 24 25 27;2H oj 7 10 II riil.i.J 171b ...
... one provides a penalty for the delay, it takes the matter out of the bode of the inaginntes, nal.g the complaint ie lodged by rise inhabitants. Mr. Crawford—The inhelmouts, sob roes, ate to coot. plain against the torpormion. As it 311•11 amid*. the aunt ...
... was published for the purpoee of erecting r penis in them pits of the metropolis that are below high water murk; but it is easter to crest. elerni than to subdue it, and it is not to he at ondeied at Met the inhabite• nose ut Idoehroh, Moth nk, and other ...