... Chancellor has been pleased to appoint Mr. Jnhin Sutclilh, (fs Mytharr, near Hebdien-Bridge, i hlie parith if 1lalifax, Attorney-at Law', a Master Extraordinary in hi, Majesty's High Court of Chancery The discussion connected with the WOOLLEN MA- N tIFAcTunr, ...

... to the meiiiryr if hi's koint. ?? p Yu crk, sideotcase-r; sliet armiasbout f irte dly sex -nif1l tied re a. rdiiru to thie laws; of armis, aind rec~ord elI in tle ?? :-Anrt -.I~ to yrdi-r. Ilriat Mujerty's citrcsstioi arid declaruratun be registered it ...

... 411 til larws and4 crlst1)il of tse sa si ?a h tin g i I S solem nly lsi is [ - is4i;7p'-' N fil! bu tyoiar pwiver, Cause law nind jetict . in seres' to be exceeuted ill your j (dgoseuts ?? | BYJsrop.s Will 'otsi, to file etnirist of v oar potver, ...

... Ponfe- fract, Al ap;;eal u'aq heard, -aaivst a conviction before two *Ma ittrates of the West-Riding. of a Malteer wntering- his corn or grain opon the floor before it had b'en out of the oistern eilit days, the (filn h tion *w as confli med. Another appeal ...

... onl the side of I lhe Ex- Ministers. Mr. Deputy Birch has thought fit, with. out waiting fori lie opinlions of' the Lords and Corn- 111ons, upon a mnotion of appioval, to propose an ibplied vote of cesoureotm the late Mlinislers. 'Thjis Geoitletnan vesterdav ...

... unfokttstiaftcly thesze weaponis alone were nutl thlt thpaght pork lbe assaaheqltate si'cfrity either for Cfintict or State -. Laws, El thittr'for~, 'tnt- enactedA agaitist kniowii astd even againeqt stts- feif - pele Ppisswhih as htdhi'e or MamsInd long ...

... r'Ctt5 of theirt Coliuatry. lliemtoeti think, ttiat benefit wouild be (1ite-t eii tii ti/ ii~liii., n rleblilllg Conle of the law~s Sga~inst Li ,;co'Itei' 11011 PrL'obStalat and Cotthlotc. hot the was ?? attlachit to t11(1, E.stahtishied U'Iinrlh. ?? ? ...

... daeghter cifthe King of Wirteimborg, and not to time Prmmmce~s of Saxotiy. By this alfiance lie %;ill become dile son'-in1-law Of flth Princess Royal of England. 'Ihe King, of Pruasi a is expected to arrive it Berlin. between the I, s nd chit e 50i of ...

... skilI of thle printer of the Leeds Intellivencer. It is wlim. siral enoulghitt-at this. self-appointerd gtuardian Ibntitd corn-, rneucic (~tit iipion aiit ohs':us oversight, when othe cri tc himself is g0 little fiaed for his otbce, as lnot to know thle ...

... Coiliegre, Camnbrlc~e. And Loerd H;nrntcitn, nerond sen of the Marquisi of Abrer- corn ; thre ?? drnrmrablI Mn. Clive, sectinil- son of Lir c Iloiwis and thec 1-firoii bu ' e Mr. L~aw, eldest smn of Lurnt El'c'rilornrrgii, are admtitr's (if St. Johni's College ...

... westet II pirt's of tilie state, duttc I lhei infl0e5za i5 itthose pirtis is Follotwetd hy, or- rater ?? into, a datigerott ta LAWS 1`0 er,- '/botaZy J'etpts.) I `ie are favoiured w~ith us letter fromn a Na\.val 0-f- ?? on hitard Hius Mahe'ty's chip Caniopuss ...

... Iraile Abolition Bill cairied into thle I ouce i I Lords ak'ir a long debate. i0. MIr. Bidduliph's slotion in the Hlouse of Corn- mons for abolishin Sinect i-o laces. 16. Lord Grenville's Bll' for the regulation of tile Ad lininstratio n of Justice iu ...