... saying, ]My Lord, when these things you speak of were doing, your ancestors were keeping sheep. Spencer instantly replied, 1 When my ancestors, as you say, were keeping sheep, your ancestors were plotting treason. There are only five Peers with Baronies ...

... expire. The contract is renewed every seven years, when the contractor is required to find sureties to the amount of 20,0001. to keep the mails in a proper condition to perform the various journeys, and for which he is paid at the rate of 3d. per mile: all ...

... at 9 Morning. Friday ?? May 18-Stockport ?? ?? at I Afternoon. Saturday ?? May 19 -Manchester. at 11 Morning. Tuesday ?? May 22 - Boroughbridge at 10 Morning. 3Wednesday..May 23 - Richmond ?? at 10 Morning. Friday . ?? May 25 - Whitehaven ...

... friends, andl by jtis keeping none but arti. cles of the very best quality, to inerit n continuance of gtlos fivours bitherto so liberally bestowed, physicians' Prsriptios alid Fan)mily eci pes, vilv be carefully prepared wih]' tite best art;iles, - Gelmu- ine ...

... every lover of Lhe tine arts, atnd is wor- t!:y of a place in the libraries of all tlhnme m iho delight to cherish rettiiniscences of tile gotd tantI the great, Powerful as inay be thle talen)ts of tlte bigraphier t ithiully as be may represent the character ...

... Erlr Grcy, and several other noble lords preseuted petitiors in favour of reform. Several measures were then forwarded a stage, arid the house adjourned. Tuesday, Mleay 15. Eal THE MINISTRY. Earl Grey sald, that as lie understonid that there was no ...

... THE GENERAL. ELECrTION.-INOW thlat tllebosi ness of the present House of Comnions dra5a towards a close, intl a ?? election may be o;. cipatedi as an event at no great dictatece, it beho,,7 those whia will hencef'orth be enttuqted wiit the franchise to ...

... neighbourhod'iare very cheap, and labour may be procured at a very low rate. Air. JA?4Es KENYON' of Catterall, willashew the Premises, and for further particulars, and to treat for, the purchiase, application may be imade at the Offices of Mr. TRAPPES; ...

... satisfied that the individual who may . solicit our suffrage is a man of business, of good ability, of honour and integrity, and that he avows t himself friendly to, the passing of certain great measures, which the electors! may deem essential to beadopted ...

... emigrants: many highly' respectable Icitiens have been taken from us within the last few hours, and God Almighty only knows who may be alive in the , next hour. Many families, in the hope of flying from, . dhsnr, have gone into the country, and shut up theif town ...

... room stljoinittg the tricliniaim was explored, and I several vases and utensils in silver and bronze brought to ?? ofthe fine Arts, DaSTuRESSIaG SCENE IN GREENLAND -The echo is so very strong among the icebergs, that any I sound beneath is instantly carried ...

... and most important duties of the Speniter were to train- day tain the strictest watcltfulness over his own conduct, and to keep alive thle watchfultness of thit fianse in the maintain-~ti anc oalteirights, privileges, and indepentlence-to thes facilitate ...