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... bill was then ordered to be referred to a Select Committee of the whole House on Tuesday after the Easter recess. Lord M.lton postponed till after Easter his motion regarding the duty on Foreign Wool. SITPLY. On the Order of the Day being moved for the ...
... either Sc lateral* we. The thossewity of not exceeding the limited ditilaisee of °near ton miles, lest a snow drift. which risee'very saddle*, should pret'ent our return, added ealisidershly to the 'ad tedious maeolony which day after day presented harper ...
... profit as well as the honour resetting from it. In October, set% the brig Wiltiassj, of; Blythe, in Nottherabtt land, Smith, easter, on a voyage: from Buenos Ayres to Valparaiso, stretching to the South, contrat7 winds, land, upon which he went on shore ...
... tosssame towards.Rossia, which is the intimate Ally of Mavis, Prussia, England, and France. Upon all these ressensreances the Rise Effendi expressed himself to Ambassadors with the greatutcomposure and rfharent impartiality ; hot to the English Ambassador ...
... County of Salop, in room of J. Cotes, Esq. deceased; for Kiug's Lynn in the room of Sr M. B. Folkes, deceased; and for tie Rising, in the room of the Earl of Rocks:Nam called to the Peers. New writs were then moved for Highans Ferrer,. In the roam of W ...
... eddisbes are in general foul, for want of the necessary means for and profitable culture. Prime samples of chest are scarce and rising in price. B ar l e y sowing has been mutt; retarded through the eastern district, by great abundance of turnip and other green ...
... conecded to the Irish population, might not entail more serious evils on landed property thais Parliament call be wvarranitcd in ris];ing.- The Irish poor, notwithstanding their apparently miseralle condition, possess some resources not enjoyed by the English ...
... 0 own crop, rises to 64s. what will be the reasoning di ofthe importers of Foreign Wheat ? Clearly this- ti We have now the game in our own ?? tl is not home-growns Wheat enoiile left to prevent o us. Let us hold our Corn: Wheat mtnst rise to ti 70s. and ...
... £410. be aol.,iid the n joining the two, iial-es of thle £20. took lawv Reiee u1) the' bill. viii~ e de Ilrr*;FoawFsa-'Trf, Easter fair yester- of t l. day week, contained the largest and finest show thaj of cattle eves' witnessed at this marl, aiid the ...
... sli : Lomidon, it 'eams, and to make an arial excur- qt ltion from thc hoise bazaar - th At Oxford oct the last day of' Easter Teim, the di follotiowing Degreos were coisferred, as were a nsu1m- bc her of others which we have not roam to mention at ...
... much more to check than :-givelli411u to'd ?? eriantiiy. But uwhere, tbe ,,haka' chivalry, In the literal aeceptation, its rise ? Not certainly among the seafaring Nor- mans ; nor ?? the woods and mountains of U[ppel (,ennanY, the strong holds of feudality ...
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