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... Balance due from Treasurers test 18 3 By Balanceof Easter Countv Rate, 4 9 By County Rate, Midsummer Session*, 1822 530 15 3 do. Michaelmas Sessions, 1822 10 do. Epiphany Sessions, 1823 1f79 10 6 By do. Easter Sessions, . 5: 3267 27th February, 1824. This ...
... Printer's. MR. FLETCHER respectfully announces to I his Friends and the Public, that his benefit CONCERT wffl take place in Easter week, when he hopes to receive their patronage and support. Newhall-street, March 8,1824. BIRMINGHAM FIRE OFFICE. THE Annual ...
... BAWK.—Amongat the mtmcroua schemes to, wliii^l-the-1 awperabundanett of capital baa given rise, we understand thatamewriU, ke either Ucfore or immediately after Easter, which,. and-wnpertaweei will exceed any-that-kaa-yeh been snbiujttcd to the public. It ...
... the party,took occasion to in n: ol, \ , the Rev Genllemun upon the unamimly and alacrity ot rw , a>'- , displayed jn t,h« rise and progress thesubsrnp•‘“'““hlT'hc ohserved, 5,1 c had best opportunity of noticing, tiun, .' ’..irdnccived the names and ...
... From APHIL 21. to APRIL H. 1824. J None of the Paris morning papers were pnMuhed Monday, in consequence of the preceding day (Easter Sunday) being kept hnl;/, liy going ma*« in the morning, and to places of public amusement in the evening! Privatc from Engliahmen ...
... closely watched, and always to observed by our Minister, with eye of suspicion. The Houses of Parliament re-assembled after the Easter recess—the Lords Wednesday se'nnMit and the Commons Monday last. In the HoiwTeof Lords, Tuesday night, the Dissenters' Marring ...
... sorrow that pervaded your hearts. All classes, without distinction age or sex, oppressed by grief, entirely forgot the days of Easter. The death of this illustrious personage certainly most calamitous event for all Greece, and still more lamentable for this ...
... was issued by'the Greek Authorities at Missolangfti, the grief of its inhabitants, who were tiros arrested m the celebration Easter festivities:— PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT GREECE. The present data of festivity are converted into days of bitter lamentation ...
... argument iu favoAr the Bill the difficulty and embarrassment of his own situation. If I, Sir, addressing the Speaker— If I, who rise only to offer my opinion on the Bill now depending, so confounded, that I am unable to express the least of what I proposed ...
... tinder arms, and business was at a stand. Information had been communicated to the Governor, that general rising of the slaves was intended for Easter Monday (the 19th) and that it was their intention to destroy the whole of the ivhite population. A discovery ...
... be 18, (or yon must know he has five wives; Ihrs one the youngest, and weighs sixteen stone! The other four wives or Qurotw rise gradually in weight to stone! He Ids Majesty’s temper the very best, having often drank with him, until his Majesty did not ...
... Death of Lord Byron, Missolonghi, after illness of ten days. The Greeks, in consequence, cease from their Easter Festivities. A general rising of the Slaves at Demerara, which was to have taken place this day, accidentally discovered and suppressed. ...