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... above the pay as Colonel of the regiment he brought over with him, which would be about £l5OO. aear. ’ T.ord Milton did not rise to oppose the motion, but to question the propriety of drawing the sum demauded from the source aliuded to, The enormous increase ...
... hearts of all mankind are against him. Renown or infamy, or bondage, depend upon yourselves at this eventful crisis. If you rise the fullness of nat'. r.al might, you will irresistible. Assure yourselves that the efforts .of other countries will be the ...
... dirt; the bells and steeple too Q. 7th. A preshyter baptises. reads the banns, And oft in wedlock foil the willing hands; At Easter, or, perhaps, twelve times a year, They consecrate the hread and seine with pruy • r • It v upstart curates absolution's giv'n ...
... Masters: • 'including some , very high Class Specimens iu.thv aivrral SehooLs. Catalmiettli be hid the 40th, and ate vtrovrd&easter,. be the rate-at il ia Reassiiiarkapp • lit, • A • • •-. ,• . • • To 88. BY- AUCTION, • /By Ordcr Vac ifssigmece . 411.1i ...
... CHEMISTRY. P .. nnity of It, . I.: I th, r. n ke : rising nu additional ILI It I-, In hr. prrorni or, OD the of ;titing, and the general ' I henry of 11 sing and dhcharl inK t•tiluurA, troar un4 Vegrtable Sub- The :shove Lrrtn re ill be Aeolis err'? ran ...
... iFmpire. P'erloris wiflulilg to be Agents are reqtueietid to apply to tire Secretary-.(OlIle Conce'n.) BOROG (?F DERBY. DERBY EASTER'SESSIONS, 1811. ?? wnext General Quarter Seffions of the Peace fr |It the Borough of -DerZbg, 41jlf De held at the Guild ...
... tjie speaker did not intend to speak, but it arose from tiie occasion. It appropriate and energetic—as the speech which gave rise to it required. It was heard and it felt. We repeat, then, the expression which we last week made use of-— It was cheer that ...
... PRISONERS OF WAR. N Thursday the 20th of June, 1811, WILLIAM HABERFIELD, who had been convicted at the Sittings after Jast Easter Term, at Westminster-Uall, of assisting Jacques Pierre Osten, a General, and Aimé Madier, a Celonel, inthe French Army; Pierre ...
... vigorous preparations had been made, slid angina, hopes were entertained there, as well as in the city of Valencia, that the enter rise of the French against that part of the country would be unsuccessful, froth the deficiency of their force for the accomplishment ...
... YearlfAeconot 8 6 8 To Rates levied, (viz.) Per Order of Michaelmas Sessions, 1810 600 0 0 of Epiphany Bastions, 1811 600 0 0 of Easter Seasions 800 0 0 of MidsurnsierSessions.. 800 0 0 To two Penalties for Short Wastes 0 10 0 X. s. d. X. a. d. Aeton Mr. - 1 ...
... and. Hialagme tie POOR HOJUSL of Saint Alkinund, Derby. Salary Trijn'rT PoVNDs per annumim, and a Sum of Fiyr POUNDS every Easter to the Danme, ifthe House be coiducted to the ?? of the Vestri. IlThe Al aster to employ his leisure *timse from the duties ...
... now J. ?? in ItVSLEY CorriPiCE, by Auction, in Lots, at tlie Bell Inn, in Derby, at 4 o'clock in the. Afternoon of Friday in Easter Week, on such Conditions as shall be agreed on at the time of Sale. s Tle imhber may be viewed by 'applying to JACOL WOOD- ...