... was a right that was frequestlyexercisedfor the best purposes. T~at lousedisqualilied Ll cemenand Pensioners from sitting on its benches. But had it a right to disqualify ont the score of religion ? A man could not abandon or adopt a belief in ...

... ilsr ef S/it .Exclieqacr, that She Resolutions be read a second time- Mr. Cuesren, Sir Heusry Parnehl, Mr. Peter Moore, Mr. V. Harvey, and Mr. Alexander Waithsnian, opposed them, and Mr. Primrose supported them, though he thought a tax to a ...

... ounl by tiicir A friend-s. Several ate tepisrle'? to have dud within the last ? boon. 'A tile writing, a reoup of' hot so at a ri-tO i ning ?? om the Ness Crust1 with tao prisitrser?, for having, with whets, titrost ii ?? brick-bait-, & ...

... Welch, lately a Servant a ti ?? in Prince's Street, was taken orit of the F loitt onl Thtr'etlay se'nnight, intile evening. And oil the Friday evening following, tbe body of a nian was taken out of' the water; he belonged to a Newport vessel ...

... iretch ! a Opte is hatig ing Ti high m'sr lvid-wild, as inv Niother lis ith, L',iaut Iis11a01, ar lie grasps it waith his finges, I- lh latighter oil hits fact', &c. Ht-'3k, ivak! a sudden shriek-a yell, a shont Tile wshole crated tosses ...

... postage of a Petition. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. b Sir Thomas Acland, adverting tr the expense of Petitions, said e that he had a practical illustration of that fact in his hands. The Hon. Baronet then presented a Petition from the Landowners a and Freeholders ...

... niece, a young lady of about twentyflot'r years of age, suspended to a nail whichl she had herself driven itnto the wasll ef thme bedl-room: when discovered she wa-s (iuite dead. A Cor6ner's inquest was held on ...

... lveaptnu, namcly, a gun that oulnd shoot rounid a corner. (A laUgh/.) '[hose COit- spirators, howlever, m~ust have believed they possessed suich a. weapon, and that in the shape of a rattle anti a b~ottle. Ilo ...

... To a question from a Juror, ha said he had asever been she leader of a gang hisoteif. A fellow of the nasie of James Coogan, another iusformewr, a' a notorious roshler, was ...

... y, was turried into a premeature o feccuchlment of a still-born itifant. On her recovery, she a Ytited shop-keeping, and ?? to live as servant with Mr. h Jatksoao, the landlord of the Red Lion, who was a distant ...

... 'hli'' I i.- a nil' -0:; alts'rn:! - isl til's C rss !. ~s, ?? a s~e. n :. ?? 's r zi u- coi ?? IFtuci a'.ehs ware to be ?? its e s' ...

... coneqtnence of getting heli feet wet, catight a severe cold, which broughlt on a fever. She was confined to her e ed ?? days, when to all appearance she cied. The next day she was placed in a co'rn, and the ...