... H-lowie, anived at Dundec from eLoiiden, two passengers, upon suspicion of hav- f ing forged a L.5 note of the British Linen Com- pany, or of having uttered the note knowsing it to be forged. They underwent an examination I before the Magtstrates, and were committed ...

... importations were. stated by the Committee of the ~ouse,' at that time, to be the cause of the scarcity of money; and no Bank-notes were then in existence. He would now state the causes of the stoppage of cash payments'in 1797.- :Before that time there was ...

... thbnu fronu.finally pre- vaili.g. Mrilanb dame forward and spoke for some time, but' the reporters found it impossible to take notes of his speech, from the~continued interruption. .ri Fracis Burdett next stepped forward amidut con- siderable interruption ...

... I'reinati-stret't, ilir- e initigtukin, wiere taken into custody. They ate cli;;rgeil (i wuti forghing Bank( of Etigitani notes, 10,00t~tt. of vahltri t tre sitateit tut hove been titundtit o the tirems set,s together with tim pltitren, Sac. We litie ...

... out the kinigdon. ' : . ' ?? ' ,re It isStated; on authloity, that the issue of the 7 Sorgery on the Pnisley bank iive pound note, has oc ,r not exceeded 23, and that the most of them have i ble been collected so that from tlegang being in' 'he custody ...

... went inmmediately to the sanruyshlop, and tdndered it as a 11. note, il order to redeen! some articles of wearing apparel. Mr. Two-o-obe started witht agtinishment. Instead of a 12. note' it Wqs a 6fty ! Hiequestioned thie wsoman as hobow she came byi ...

... C Ipoorticslar lorloog of indoulging ilo idletoess, in druoleotoiess, in ho ariotitog, itt I orbotlstt vports, etoto as foot-ball, harod-!oall, lour- h IF hinor, &c.; in dancing, in gossiploog ; yes, ands in ribal Iry, a t, oloctlon tond iatrigtte, wolich ...

... remarks, by the annual custom, observed in our streets on Tuesday last. That day, so w elcomne to schoolboys, apprentices, football-players, and pancake eaters, is called Sin'ovE TuESDAY. Shrove is a Saxon word, signifying to confess; and this season was ...

... in New Sohith Wales, In the early establishment of -the Colony,~ it 'wa the oractice I among tradesmen to issue promissory, notes for smat sums. A practice was afterivards introducied Of Punching out aportion from the centre of the Spanisli~d9lliir,. the ...

... by his friend and fellow student, Mr. Taylor, of the middle Temple. xsi 7O=IN ?? BURIAL. Not a drum was heard, Dnt a funeral note, As his corse to tile ramilarts we hurried Not a soldicr disclharged his farewvell shot (Yer the grave ?? our hero we buried ...

... the same hold good of those meetings, though noisy and bustling, which are for innocent or allowable pur. poses, such as foot-ball, rcing cock- fighting, ind the like; none of which pastimes are to tie disquiet or uneasiness of the eihbourhood.1 An affray ...

... accomplishment of their emancipation from the Turkish yoke. The more recent writers, the titles of whose productions we give in a note below,* carry down the history of the struggle to soune- thing' more than a year later, and by supplementary remarks and otherwise ...