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... Bengal) but she brings no news. Mr. Brougham's, motion on the Condition of Slaves comes onto night, and the House, on its rising, adjourns to Friday next, allow time to the I.urds to pass the bills now in progress. The prorogation is expected to t:ike ...
... the then existing laws of Eng- 3646 casks, the duty of which alone would amount to about on Sundays and high festivals (as Easter, &c.) before matins, now, as boldly as our poor voice may, venture to bring for- as well as the staircase, with black drapery ...
... Wbalebt st—Sold to Majesty for Miriam, 3 yrs. sister to R ehael Not sold Lionel Lincoln, yts. Ibalebone—Mr. 480 A bay colt, rising 4 yts.by IVofnl—Mr. Howe A colt, 3 yrs. by Merlin Not sold A colt, 3 yrs. Wateriot Not sold Cbesnutfilly,4 yra.by Ri Inbow—Mr ...
... apneas oe very reat ' one P a P e r says— now air want care to be taken as to our fisheries, and these Colonies will forthwith rise into much consequence. No proceedings of importance have taken place the House Lords this week. The Resolutions affecting ...
... inquire whom that confidence was to be reposed. He then adverted nutre particularly to the. actual state of the Ministry, (rising out the calamitous situation of the Noble Earl, irho was its ostensible head, and concluded moving thai the further consideration ...
... to the holidays.—Mr. Canning ; cannot pledge myself to the accomplishment what the right hou. gentleman requires before the Easter recess.— Mr, Tierney said, that case the country was still in the same situation, and he should persist in his opposition ...
... e servility. Talley land, who prides himself much on his nobility, could not endure to see a poor lieutenant of aitillrry rising into popalarity and power, not by the influence of high birth, but by the vulgar road of intellect and merit: his ill-nature ...
... he can form any Administration to stand against such influence. Both Houses of Parliament last night adjourned for the Easter holidays—the Commons to Tuesday the lst and the Lords to Wednesday the May.-L.The Corn Trade hill was read third time and ...
... found deserving, be put upon our conduct—er that it wHhhold not the .“.charity of its silence.’’ The desire of a good name rises instinctively in the breast of man; and a changingiortune will not deemed, by the liberal and generous, to involve in min, ...
... AZETTE .VKNCV. CALENDAR FOR WEEK April 29.—Second Sunday after Easter. Lessons : Morning, Numbers xxiii. xxiv. Acts xxvi. Evening, Numbers xxv. 1, John v. .May I—St. Philip and St. James. 2—Easter Term begins. 4—Moon in the first qu. at 25 min. after seven ...
... Covent Garden. It is intended to brought out with unusual splendour.—The new melo drama at Covent Garden said to he the best Easter Entertainment brought out for many years.—Madame Vestris has been performing at Bath with great success—the receipts said ...
... struggle will take place in the House of Lords on the Corn Bill; the general opinion is, that it will be lust. WARWICKSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS. The Court of General Quarter Sessions for the county of Warwick was opened on- Monday morning last, soon after ten ...