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... Yorkshire—l3d) calculated hare sailed from Liverpool last month notwithstanding much improvement in trade there, and conseqaent rise in workmen's wages.—Eighteenth anniversary of artists’ benevolent fund celebrated Saturday at Freemasons tavern—his Majesty ...
... kept by Mr. Fitter, on the 3rd hist., and stealing several hams and other property. , „ , . . As corroborative proof of the rising consequence of Gloucester as a mercantile station, a ship-budding yard now in progress at the southern end the basin, and ...
... the state of trade Paisley, it hasre- Pretty sleadv - Tlle demand for weavers still 0, Ues ' not to an extent to cause any rise in price; - a^tllou g' l tne weavers may he enabled to live en/ l tQeir present earnings, the pay-on.j an . v debt must subject ...
... from it. We have many good Saint days some the more important are honoured bv keeping close holiday. During the week before Easter, Judas Iscariot was taken round the town procession, preceded by a crucifix which, every now and then, was worshipped by them ...
... before a British audi dice. The Managers of our Opera House could only arrange to secure his services for few nights before Easter, since which period Ims been almost exclusively mono polized the French Court. Nothing but the persevering anxiety and liberality ...
... heard before a British audience. The Managers the Opera House could only arrange to secure his services for few nights before Easter, since which period he has been almost exclusively monopolized by the French Court. Nothing but the persevering anxiety and ...
... Castle, where it is, at present, intended to hold the first Court, and give entertainment upon a scale of great splendour at Easter. Several persons are now actively engaged in getting in order the residence of the late Premier, Downing-street, for the reception ...
... question from the Marquis of Cleveland, to whether it was the intention of Government to originate a new Corn Bill before Easter, xaid that he could not precisely fix the time when the bill would he brought in, as the Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. C. Grant) ...
... governments, to which Great BritriiiMriot a party. T.hy. Funds.—This morning consols for account opened r»t buyers, and continued rising until became the quotst) lor money, April and May. There was a slight reacrionjn the beginning of the afternoon, consols for ...
... will be recapitulated or* Thursday evening for the accommodation the Ladies and Gentlemen who are retired from School for the Easter recess. The more abstruse parts of the Eighth Lecture will incorporated ir.to tbe Seventh, and the remaining subjects, on ...
... of the rear so small quantity of sugar the West India Docks at present for great length of time. The price is yay low, but a rise is shortly expected. The Society for the discharge and relief of uersons imprisoned for small debts, have liberated 1,311 debtors ...
... and ordered to be committed Friday—The third reading of the Catholic Land-tax bill Has fixed for the 28th inst.—The house on rising adjourned .Monday. BIRMINGHAM, April 21, 1828. Koyal Exchange, London, Saturday Night, April 11). The report circulated ...