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... Mr, Parke* gave notice that on the motion for going into committee on the Poor Law Bill, he should move that it committed that day six months. Sir F. withdrew his motion for the erection of a monument to Sir Sidney Smith, thinking that the matter had better left in the hands of the government. Mr. O'Connell gave notice of motion respecting the treaty with Texas, for that day fortnight, and one ...
... to ,dv to receive the Supplementary Report of •>' »° d also that of the gentlemen appointed to and ascertain the value of the coals now work* , (be vicinity of lbs proposed lloe, (The R'S 1 llta - ,h Earl of STRATHMORE in the Chair,) 'he day having been opened and the docnffleoi! b0 ! rf>r, ' rr ' d ,0 rMd ' > e following resolutions were »' » nd ' ...
... SPORTS AT BIGLANDS SPA, NEAR AIKTON. These sports took place Thursday, the inst., at the honse of Mrs. Clark, Spa Well Inn. The day being fine, most the farmers and others in the neighbourhood a«sernbled to witness the sports. They commenced with horse race, which was won by Mr. Henderson's Little Sail; Gate s Grey Tommy coming second. Seventeen persons entered to contend tor the quoiting, ...
... The duty on tbe importation has this week receded to 9s. per er, expected from the recent advances;in ' .at this country that further fall wall arr' vlfl llf The Earl a ...
... of the United Kingdom. Orders and Advertisement»are »7, ,7-', !, , 1 Taijler.fi.iid Newton) arwick-square, and Mr. J. htic, 33, Fleet-street), London ; Mews. J. T. Smith Co. Hunter's Square, Edinburgh ; Mr. Shaw, Mr. Allison, and Mr. Weightman, Penrith h'itburrr UrmnnhL?M, r ,►/ » // Newton Co. (tale. C. Brocidmik, Bookseller, II Mr. nhi Kelt, (.oeke.r mouth r. Drydcn, Post master, Alston ...
... and myself, went to bed about nine clock. Joseph and I had supper, consisting of coffee, breail. •♦nd clieenc. went to Ihhl about ten ©dock. Father and mother slept in the front room, and myself and brothers and sisters in the hack room. hen went bed. Robert, the deceased, was in bed enine. I asked him what he was crying for, but lie never spoke. 1 bathed ids bead and facem cold water. I did ...
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... HOUSE OF LORDS, Feb.,l2. Lord Grf.y's motion on the affairs of Naples was postponed till Monday—Lord Lan.ido-.vne gave notice that he should move tor a Committee the state our Commerce, on Friday next—Lord Liverpool took this opportunity saying that when speaking a former night he had been misrepresented. Me did not assert that increase of production was the only cause of agricultural distress ...
... on SATURDAY the 27th JANUARY. 183*. The Smack TRITON, now on her Passage, will Mil for Belfast and London, three days after arriving ■t this Port. All Persons who wish to secure their (roods hi/ these VRSSBI.S, are requested to be particular in ordering them to be sent to Cotton’s Wharf, Toolby Street. Goods for London, when sent hence by the Smacks are not detained at Belfast until the ...
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... sail from Fenning’s -L Wharf, for Whitehaven direct on SATURDAY the 17th of SEPT., 18*2. Pertont ivko with to secure their (roods these VESSELS,are re/nested to he particular in ordering them to be sent to Fenninu’s Wharf, Toolkv Street. For further Information apply W. Law Ouii.iiv ft Co., Ingram Court, Fenchurch Street, London, or to KANDLBSON and FORSTER, r> gWfc In consequence of the ...