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... great conservative champion invited and received the aid of the incendiary Qastler ! (immense “cheering.) Mr. W. Duncombe—l rise to order, Sir—(Cries of « Oh,” and * Order, order !) | ask whether the Right Honourable Gentleman is justified in calling ...
... understood, was merely for the rise on the corn and flour, and not on other provisions. Lord John Russell reproached Sir James Graham with the ungencrous manner in which he had attacked o formor colleague, unable, from his absence, to defenl himself. ...
... the rogistration of voters in Scotland in the course of the present session. Mr. F. Kelly gave notice, that he should, after Easter, move for leave to bring in a bill to abolish capital punishments in all cases except murder, The Lords amendments to the ...
... means. Mr. Horsman Corn | aws, of which the decision was prevented ,c having this week been appointed a member of the tore Easter through an adjournment ?’“ by Mr. Government, it is prohahle that etiquette or some Warburton. He said that the question ...
... are happy to state that for six days past we have had no rain worth mentioning, and that the temperature is again rapid.y rising to a sum'mer heat. Yesterday was a c.ear, sunshiny, benign day, such as we have been longing afier for weeks past. - The hay ...
... with the Oriental Steam Co. for monthly vessels to Australia are tearly mrle«-d.—??.ms persons visited the Dritish Museum on Easter Monday.—John Knox's house has been put in a state of sound repair.—A vessel has arrived in England from America bringing 200 ...
... the lamented death of the late Rev. T.O. A!::u. who had filled the situation of Chairman in the other Court ever since the Easter Sessions, 1843, at the time the late Sir E. Wilmot left this country, during a period of nearly nine years. For mauy years ...
... obtain asup. p'y of fresh water. Tue unexpected meeting with their relative appeared to absorh thglr whole attention, and gave rise to feelings of great joy throughout the island ; they did not know how to make enough of us and whilst procuring what water ...
... October 27 ; Twenty-second of November; Second Monday in December; First Monday after Christmas. CUErSE FAIRS, Tuesday hefore Easter ; Last Wednesday in September. Fains ror rue Exsvine Week. —January.—Warwiekwickshire.—February. —5, Kineton, Soutbam,—6, ...
... were adopted. For the information of mombers, he mlfhtldd that on Friday he should move that the House at its rising should adjourn for the Easter recess until Monday, the 29th inst. The motion for going into committee on the Representay tion of the People ...
... flesh dm; 3 ) this world die. ar sins for ever in the tombd 8, that, after this dark night of gloom, oty with the dawn . Easter morn rise, your risen Lord to greet, Lfi_l whitened in repentance meet. rfi;flhopev e in blent With woe in Lent. ERARY REVIEWS. Hanover ...
... at Stone church on the 28th of March, 1868, and of these twelve will be admitted to Holy Communion on Easter Day. Besides these, we shall have on Easter Day five communicants from amongst the penitents.” ““The Lady Superintendent goes on to express the ...