... manifested by so, many symptoms—the rise of credit; the increase of capital, the activity of commerce, and the improvement of the menue—that men of enlightened and patriotic minds would unite to prevent a struggle which might compromise all these advantages. ...

... rance ter , the outfit of her A , lajesty. The gratifying result is, that Earl Grey and his mile-domes retain the undiminisheu menus of p - oviding for tiler hungry relations and dependents, while the Qoeen of England—a Queen of whom the nation has a rinitt ...

... privilege of sending two more; and if then he were token into the North, and there saw large cities and towns possessing extensive menu facturee, commerce, wealth, and intelligence, anti told that those places had no representatives at all, what would naturally ...

... a Measure for the alteration of the timber duties. • The eight lot, down to the most limited extensionof suffrage to agreat menu= honourable gentleman opposite asked.—(Question, question.) facturing or commercial town? A noble lord oppeeite (Lotd Pal- ...

... virtually deprived of their franchise, and the ministers have obtained a vast numerical advantage on the face of the returns, by menus of the unrestrained and successful violence of lawless and brutal mobs. The distinguishing feature of elections has been the ...

... ; Hayden Loan, 2801. 2851. Exchange on London, one month, paper, 25f. 15c.,_ money, 25f. 10c.; three months, paper, 25f. ; menu, 25£ 95c. Cours Autheniilue. On Friday night last a hay five-year-old gelding, 1.5 hands high, Was stolen - from a field at ...

... the amount of forty shillings in a dwelling-house, and of .that he is convicted. He, too, is not thought a fit object for de-menu, and he is hanged, not-for the crime of which he has been convicted, but for that of which he is only suspected: A third, 'upon ...

... their hearts and understandings; power compels men —influence guides them. The Per th dl .triet of burghs have addresse I menu). morials to Earl Grey, proposing that the city of Perth shall return a member by itself, instead of being united to Forfar ...

... jealousy of Certain families with reference to certain social customs . and manners. These petitioners asserted that the laws of Menu required widows live in decency, good order, and even austerity, but by no means commanded them to destroy themselves. This ...

... attachment and a family of five children by the sister of an admired English actress, who has lately figured in two elope. menu, and been the subject of a Divorce Bill in the House of Lords. Independently of this connexion, it is alleged that Mr. Bond ...

... Glossop, Derbyshire, engravers to calico printers—W. Conquest and M. Bisset, Manchester and Whitehaven, hat and silk plush menu, facturers—J. Clinton, F. W. Carter, and J. P. Fearon, High. street, Southwark, and Crown Office-row, Temple, attorneys— H ...

... had been those changes of opinion that he thought the best speech which he or any other noble lord professing the same semi. menu; and opinions could make on the present question would be composed of the quondam speeches and writings of the then supporters ...