... Thursday, to have been overcome by the prospect of obtaining the eery ices of Mr. Alexander Mackay, author of • work on the United States of America, entitled flue Western World, a work which, besides having obtained fur that gentleman high repute in ...

... resigned.— Scotsman. Call.—The Rev. John Law of St Margaret's Church, Dunfermline, has accepted of the call made to him by the United Presbyterian congregation of Innerleithen.— Fife Herald. Extension of the Pope's Bull to Scotland.— We are able apprise the ...

... their magnificent resistance the Pope s audacious aggression upon the territory of England, cannot hut feel, Protestants and Irishmen, that the evil with which England is threatened has not only been tolerated in Ireland the British Government, hutlieen actually ...

... magnificent resistance to the Pope’s audacious aggression upon the territory of England, we cannot but feel, as Protestants and Irishmen, that the evil with which England is threatened has not only been tolerated in Ireland by the British Uovcrnment, but been ...

... magnificent resistance to the Pope's audacious aggression upon the territory of England, we cannot but 1 feel, as Protestants and Irishmen, that the evil with which England , is threatened has not only been tolerated in Ireland by the Britishi Goverumeent, but ...

... end. of suffering for conscience-sake have occurred. The Limerick Town Council have interdicted Punch. These magnanimous Irishmen have really resolved to forego the pleasures of Punch (literary, not spirituous punch) !other than endure its witticisms ...

... Bannatyne of Blantyre, Rev. Macgill, Rev. Mr Boreland, Rev. Mr Ramage, Rev. Mr Edwards, Rev. Mr Macdougall of Paisley, &c, of the United Presbyterian Church; Rev. Dr W. Symington, Rev. Dr Bates, Reformed Presbyterian Church ; Rev. Dr Wardlaw, Congregationalist; ...

... held the Bri! ge House Tavern, London, on Friday, for the Purpose of establishing-a system of liie-boats along the tout the United Kingdom. After an address trout board of Directors had been > cad Lieut. Lean, &-N., the secretary, a resolution was passed ...

... quantity charged (in the United Kingdom) was of 40,131,000 bushels. But at this time the effect of cheap of I tea was beginning to be generally felt. ng r In 1831, nader the. old ad valorem duties, the quantity of tea consumed in the United Kingdom was nearly ...

... English, Scotch, and Irish, provincial, ,'597. At the beginning the present year, there were in I Aim lon, and the rest the United Kingdom—total, need not repeat the statistics letter writing, often cited j Host-oHive authority as evidence of the effect ...

... with the same period of 1848 and 1849 standing as follows Quantities charged with excise duty, for home consumption, in the United Kingdom. First nine months of 1848. 1849. 1850. Malt bushels, 24,931,000 25,384,000 27,919,000 Paper,. ..pounds, 88,860,000 ...

... Caesar, 'he came, he saw, he conquered ' They repaired to church together—December and May—and were last week united in holy matrimony, their 'united age' numbering three score years and ten and the of an ordinary apprenticeship to boot. The wedding dinner ...