... commander of the I5fl» of national guards a monthly review ol the national guards Sunday the instant, called noon the sign a petition the Queen. « hich they were present, insisting that her Majesty in chat her cabinet should only select persons noted ...

... nature;, with a solution of the problem alluded to, but business at that tjine claimed my attention. I find, however, that some profound mathematician of Rhayader, who signs himself B. 8., has given your renders a brilliant solution it. What a Newton must ...

... Bit,—A man, in the dress of a wmkman, was lately waiting in the streets oflterlin, with a packet in his hand, sealed with live seals, anil inscribed with address, and note that it contained thalers in treasury hills. As the hearer appeared at a loss, ...

... to give idea that a simple act of justice has been done a very guilty being. This a great measure prevents die sympathies of the masse* showing in favour of the individual and other sufferers in a similar case. Aga-n, their acts lose a great ...

... olficcrs am! men of tin and the j»:i) nu-nt in full the monies due to them, arc two very dili'cicni ilnn-s. ioa ann a Day.— A s.iss chat ‘■the inaclnnery the Great 1( tat era wiJi i; si for ever;” and adds, that it sold fur J iron.”— .Uirrjr. , this sort ...

... of a particular line texture, and hangs most gracefully over the shoulders of the divine old man. This work art the real skeleton, which is dressed in the last suit of clothes worn the philosopher, and they are out so fill them, and is placed in a sitting ...

... report was ordered to he received Monday. of Loros. —Monpay. A number of pititi-m* presenrtHl for and the curn-bws, ami w»me it»e sale of beer act. . A short conversation took place relative tl e a(>- uoinlment of 'lf I urtou. The Earl Wine ken asked whether ...

... Schedule A de Lords refused and protested —and the Great Duke seized the helm of threatened, with ten thousand men,” I'etall England! The result is well known ; could anticipate that in short a space ■J-lhe very barkers of those men, who had hard a tight ...

... hill confirm the charter, rather than introduce a measure to destr* y it.” resolution having lu-en seconded hy Mr. Ilcdfi»rn, Mr. Brown, a Chartist, rose move amendment That the people will never content with a police any description, wln ther under tlie ...

... incurable and fatal malady. What a pity that a young man, the hope of his country and the darling of his parents, should be snatched from all the prospects and enjoyments of life by the consequences of one unguarded moment, and a disease which is not in its ...

... gc d Ins and Itarnefi point out a singiC cus the words hr had alluded to did iu»l meet. dersliind \v!iy « nmi in had been inovcl. The vm>m!> the mt wen, * That nil now e-oiilf.l i.• vote, similrl couiinne to 11joy right, a. if ilds ...

... re»d « se** •m|owed the hou'f, a «rc.'t tiji.siiie the original S'-aelM-ltlers Mr )ir*tl l« l hi’nrH any one sharehnldcr wl:.> It • ...