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... , CHELMSFORD ASSOCIATION, «l aid of the Irish Society for the Scriptural Inttructiou of the Irish-speaking People in Ireland their OW7i Language. President, The Right Hon. Lord Rayleigh. A PUBLIC MIiETING will be held at the Shire- Hall, Chelmsford, on ...
... Parliament, humanly speaking, is omnipotent ; hut it is ?? collectively endued with that attribute: neither Kins, Lords, or Commons alone can con- stitutionally^ alter the laws of the land. Each estate is circumscribed by a clear and indisputable boundary ...
... Mr. Charles Dickens (whose power of speaking was restricted by a severe cold) touched happily upon the fact that the subscript i on ?? provide for the veteran teacher of infancy had originated ?? a woman. Tbe speaking throughoat was of a conversational ...
... The march intellect. —At the reccnt nomination for Bath, Mr. Roebuck the course of his speech, took occasion speak in no measured terms of the intimidation which, he laid, had been exercised towards certain parties. Name, name,*' cried some of the supporters ...
... IRISH SOCIETY OF LONDON, For the Scriptural Instruction of the Irish-speaking People I relnnd in their own Latiguaqe. The Lord RAYLKIfeH, President of the Chelmsford Association. PUBLIC MEETING will held the Shire Hall, C-hclrasford, on THURSDAY next ...
... In speaking of pauper children the Commisaionars say“ Whilst we rely on the general application the workhouse system for checking the influx of claims, ami fur changing the condition, ami thereby reducing the number of ahle-hodied adult paupers in receipt ...
... bat would not give time to speak to him, and went into Mr. Hustler’s. Mrs. Newby went on the Thursday morning to Mr. Swindells’, at 7 o’clock. Abigail R. m t was pauper, and had been receiving relief in broad and money, before she was confined. _ . , ...
... to tbs allivUl deposits ettUed As flow of great rims, soA the Rhine, Delta of the Ganges, and Amazon—in speaking of As lest of thste rims ho observed Ant •• tot coast of Galena swamp is being formed the mud is continually being brought down the Amaxon ...
... The Theatre.—On Friday last, our Theatre opened under the management of Mr. Harvey. can speak very favourably of the dramaiique. Mrs. Hudson and Miss Gliddon possess excellent voice*, and considerable taste. In provincial theatre two or three good vocal ...
... TO TUB EDITOR OF THE CHELMSFORD CHRONICLE. Sin, When you shall these unlucky deeds relate, Speak of am; nothing extenuate, Nor set down aught in malice. The letter of Neighbour seems to have mortified the feelings off two gentlemen, who have expressed ...
... SouTHItMO. —Mackey, bis work *• Thames and Tnbutarita,” tlu* speaks of (bis piece:— ** Three miles beyond Leigh the pretty watering place, SoutlieuJ. pleeeeollv eltueted os hill, and embowered in eerdure. It town of comparatively modern origin, and the ...
... h« THE GRAND SEIGNOR. (I'rom Macfarlune'i Constantinople in 1828. J Of Sultan Mahmoml’s pprsonnl appearance I will speak here, not from tbe rapid glances nave been able to catch of him, on bis way from tbe boat to the mosque, and from the mosque the ...