... with a mu- tual good understanding ; and other extracts mention, that General Llauder has signified the satisfaction of the party whom he repre- sents with the changes. By the way, we have been given to under- stand from a most respectable private source ...

... thst, under tilling iH^ti^j,^, H ,„j ftoeutftlo*, bunded euro may b,. ground, •wade up Into btreult, and re-exported, the parties hieing bound to urtge in _h,, King's stores a corresponding quantity of flour i r **UH in ivpliioonn.it of the com taken out ...

... addressed them, I've called for your votes for Sir John Beckett. The gentlemen pleaded their promise given to the other party. Answer — You know I'm your landlord ! Yes, replied one of these determined, con- scientious men, We know you are our ...

... belong ' dually (o all true Christians. By Thomas Straiten. Svo. 1 nee Bs. boards. ?? 4VI ? IOUt chousing the cause of cither party, we think the book to be V;; , wri f en anrt worthy the attention of all Christian communities, lt ?? J:; VO-ta_t subject of ...

... obviate future mismidrrstrtt-ding, by c candid and honest rtaiemsnt of tome qf our hading principle*. We attach rfirscincs t» no party .- we will not servilely ?? any leader. Nerrrtheiess, we conseientionsly belisne the present ad- ir.i nisi rati- m to snr/ei>s ...

... hear, hear.) He hoped, therefore, that whether the question were now set at rest or not, it should not be touched by cither party but wit liin the walls of the house. (Hoar, hear.) Mr. Sliiel said, that when the noble lord mentionetl that he would not name ...

... be placed in the names of commissioners, whose office it will be, as the various claims are decided on, to settle with the parties, and give them the choice either of money, or of tho transfer of a corresponding amount of stock in their names. No claims ...

... the effigies of Guy Fawkes and their lordships, the bishops, was bestowed upon the Bradford Observer the other evening. A party of individuals, who rejoice in the name of Tories, met at the Talbot inn, and actually consigned a copy of the first number ...

... fer favourable as it tends to show that the Queen Regent has not hitherto been driven into wild or hasty proceedings by any party. All the steps hitherto taken have been such as are in a strict line of advance to a constitutional and rational general scheme ...

... either to the amount of each policy, or be applied in the reduction of the premium ; and if such option be not declared by the party insuring within two calendar months next after the divi- dend shall have been declared, the Directors will add the profit thus ...

... obtain an extension of the municipal franchise to all useholders above the rank of paupers ?? and although he newly-allied parties would ultimately derive little ad- antage from the change, since the legitimate influence of P r perty and character would ...

... survivorship. Now tho sum of 00,000.. wm granted to tiie heiress apparent of the throne, and could lie payable only while the party wm in England; and v the 50.000 J. to Prince Leopold wm to be paid out of the 60,0001., it must be subject to the same conditions ...