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... esteems. 'Tliik -proposal war seconded, S and referred to a committee, which is to make its repo , t immediately. I'nere is no longer asy doubt of the * , nsurrection of parr nt the Marches. Wherever the Neapolitan partizans show themselves, they have i •-• ...
... of other passengers; but there was, however, no direct proof of any thing like criminality. The evidence, however, tended to show that they were situated on board the vessel us Icr such circumstances, as gave unusual opportunities for intercourse—such as ...
... division. Six divisions, however, took place on subsequent stages cf the Bill; in all of which the majorities in favoar of the measure were in the proportion of four to one. On the last stage of the Insurrection Act the division was-r--fof the Bill t ...
... Correspondent, dated April *2:— In my letter of yesterday, I stated that a party of the London police, with other men properly trained by them, proceeded to eject the unbound pitmen at Hetton, who by their bonds, which expired on the sth of April, agreed to quit ...
... period there were 151 ; executed, 132. second, 122; executed, 104. In the third, 100; executed, 87. LIBEL ON THE DONE OF CUSILIEREAND.-111 the Court of King's Bench, IVednesday, Sir C. Wetherell obtained a rule to show cause why a criminal information should ...
... stationed before the Town House, and the various posts considerably reinforced. According to accounts from Terceira to the 25th of April, Don Pedro had, on that morning, despatched the Ssperbe steamer with final instructions for the guidance of Admiral Sartorius ...
... Mercury. STAGE-COACH AND POST-HORSE DUTY.—The following rates of duty for Great Britain, in lieu of the present duties, have been agreed to by the House of Commons, and a Bill ordered to he brought in. For every annual license for a stage-carriage, 51 ...
... Customs Duties Bill, and two private bilk The Lord Chancellor moved the second reading of the bill for the abolishing of certain litlices connected with the Court of Chancery.—Read a second t - Adjourned. SATURDAY.—The Royal _assent was given by Commission ...
... follored, the Bank took no measures Jaular?. 1'22. la April 1.'21. to increase at the latter period was forced from the Bank by the :nutcase.' amount uf bulbuls held in over that of h+22. LATION April. . January, lan I nrrrage bring COO,IOOI in the inercase ...
... two drops on a little pounded sugar, in a tea-spoonful of cold or iced water; in five in .. tes after lie is to take a second dose of two drops more in the aanse way, and in five minutes more he in Minister and Connaught. Some years ago. in the county ...
... state with extreme regret, that on the 31st August, a dreadful calamity occurred at Grosse Island, by which James Hague, the second mate, and ten of the passengers of the ship Minerva, Burton, from this post to Quebec, met a watery grave. The following ...
... procuring proper food for it. In the .village of Cuss( y, near Norwich, an individual has had a nightin2ale in a cog- since last April; it is very healthy a .d lively, and has been wont to charm its owner with its sweet and powerful strains. The bird appears ...