... recent po'icy of this country had placed her colonies in dangerous competition with the slaveholdingcoun trle», she was bound to fake all legitimate means to make such competition as little injurious as possible ; and that, therefore, the Crown should be requested ...

... on and after v, v .it.il until the 30th of September-next, to proceed from '• :,,»in stations to Holvhvad .aid Kingstown:— FAKES. Ist Class. 2nd Class. • Kjllarney and back i' 6 0 i_'j 0 ?? do. do 5 0 4 0 ?? do. do 4 4 alO ?? do. do 4 0 as ■i. ?? will ...

... patriotic purpose. _ The short introduction which prt I cedes the reports themselves is written in the rigli ! spirit. It exposes the miserable position of the Fret traders and their partisans in this affair. who, wit ' cheapness in their mouths, are ...

... wnich theefiect will lie to constrain the (Jovenunent to prote,- them against the savage attacks to which they are constantly exposed. Tbe provinces are weary of sub. mitting to the dictation of the emeute. Paris cannot have the pretension to maintain a privileged ...

... press- ing manner to hasten the cessation of a state of things at Athens which nothing justifies or necessitates, and which exposes Greece to losses as well as to dangers out of all reasonable proportion to the claims made against her. The reception which ...

... at this time of day, the memory of this unti king, a martyr to his struggles to free his country Ira • foreign yoke, was exposed to ridicule in the Br:.i-ii ii c of Commons, and the Minister of b-llglanil who, ?? sympathise with him in the- clay of his ...

... Hospital. That this Committee entertains a confident hope that all classes, recollect ing the casualties to which we are exposed, and readin in the loss which the nation has latch- sustained, the great but melancholy lesson, that no rank or situation ...

... and also whether he has made any calculation and can give any estimate of the expense to whicii the staff of inspectors will expose the landed interest in Ireland. Colonel LINDSAY presented petitions from W igan, in favour ofthe Friendly Societies Bill. ...

... going on in good-: but their recent sales cause the manufac- turers to feel at ease. The homo dealers are occupied in stock faking, instead of cloth buying. The home con- sum;- are again buying yarns to a fair extent, and the India houses in a limited degree ...

... fro.. the prims-ink* on which the prison was ungual** estabij.aed for it could not be contended that it was the intention to expose those who had passed through the reformatory stages ot punishment to the contamination and degradation which was sure to ...

... gentleman could allow himself, as some of those bishop's : did, to go to the ecclesiastical commission for the sums they owed, faking into calculation the sums the bishops he had mentioned received more than was their due, ; and the sums they owed to the ...

... restriction (opprpssive I as irrational) was, that the portion of refiners who refined • sugar in boml tor exportation were exposed to many and | grievous hardships. In the foreign mai ket they were met by the Duich refiners, who received a bounty on the ...