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... -that if introduced at all, it would- be introduced at onces, so ilcat its pro- visions smiglct be considered during tics Christmas ?? PALaiLnoerON contended that Governmuent had called Parlirsment together ats soona as it becanos apparent that suds a step ...
... gentlemen who communicated with me at the time' of the election, why I am not likely to begin my Parliamentary duties before Christmas. It was then understood that, for six months, that is, until the time when Parliament usually assembles, I was. not to be ...
... endurance;. arried-A resolution appointing a committee was moved by Mr. Lynes, who expresoed' Isimeslf confident that before Christmas, hundr-eds of -looms now standing, would be in full work. The proceedings, which scarcely lasted more than twenty minutes ...
... money amongst the poor cottagers and lab-urera on the estate, whose hearts have for years been made glad at the festival of Christmas, by the kindness of this venerable lady. The distribution will take place on St. Thomas's Day, under the superintendence ...
... o evry ronmnge inthe United Kingdomt, . VIADUJCT WVORKS. OXF7ORD~b STREET, CATALOGUES GRATIS AND POST FREE. ILLUSTRATED CHRISTMAS BOOKS in immense variety, BOOKS FOR SCHOOL PRIZES, in-elegant Bindings, JUVENILE WORKS, and BOOKS for BOYS and GIRLS. CORNISH ...
... as yer' cnno bu tinkhatwehave thousands among It is generally understood that there will be no Windsor theatricals this Christmas. The dramatic folk have heard, on the other hand, that the gratuitous opening of the theatres, on the occasion of the marriage ...
... believed to be the saine which she had lost. -Catherine Combie, living in Club Row, Bethral Green, proved that one evening at Christmas time, -1856, while proceeding homeward frone Willow Walk Chapel, which is in sight of, and within a stone's throw of, the ...
... n- the Journal of Saturday last,) is onview, at C. RUSSELL'S'MRUSIC WAREHOUSE, BENNET2TS HILL. 123 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND SCHOOL PRIZES, F OR Christmas Presents, what is so acceptable F as an elegant Book 1 and WCORNI Co Se, for the seven- teenth Chrietmoc ...
... dreference to Ple wishes of several of their Lordehips, he would postpone the second reading of the bill until after the Christmas holidays. -The Earl of DannY deprecated any partial discussion of a question of so much Inmportance during the present 'Session ...
... District, excepb the Ons in NewStreet, Birntegham..: CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND 'SCHOOL PRIZES. OR ChrIstmas -Presents, ,what is so acceptable as an letga~t Book ? and WILLAz Coiiseere for the seven. teuth Christmas, reipecifully invites the Piiblie to inspect bis ...
... upon its .own credit.- SuPPsr.-Mr. WILSON gave notice that, although be did not intend to ask for, any vote of money before Christmas, he should on Friday move that the House go Into a Committee of Supply. THE BANes BILL-The Bank Issues Indemnity Bill was ...