... declared that would take time to five o'clock. took his seat upon the W at The Earl of EGLINTON a from the Customs west of be allowed a drawback equal to the Praying that they in the duty on rum a firat time. Several Bills were brought up from the Commons ...

... Sheffield. stock it holds, and what lines, as the bank be not entitled to remain in 4 the peace. They were because their presence allow him. THis grace’s successor, however, less wedded to DUNBAR GRAIN MARKET—Maren 11 more orderly. It was fortunate, however, ...

... a mem! a Mr. HUDSON rose, and with great warmth said the im- rown out the member for Salford was most gratuitous, but returned it with all the scorn and one individual could exhibit to another. the hon. member mean by the He ( Mr. . Hudson more fully occupied ...

... was set, towards the conclusion of the time, was in a broken manner, when it had much the appearance of a magnificent set on Heaven’s circle. The rarity of this exeuse for giving a short definition of its causes, so far as they have been discovered. The ...

... peculiar appearance. Tho streamers converges' to a common centre, and tine broad flood of light, that stretched right over the heavens, frees uvrth to south, was tinged with all the colours of a rainbow. About half-past 9, dark clouds began to gather in the ...

... greater influence and power Beta Catholic university is now talked of. We really do not see why the British Government oh told allow this. There it one college already in Ireland for the eduoution of Roman Catholic prelates. Is not that enough! But how happens ...

... rranted—when hie earthly chains were loosed; And the sweet incense of priests blessings Wafted Ms soul in lialeyou peace to heaven. We have not the slightest doubt that a number of weakminded persons believe that the priest's blessing has some power over ...

... person ha et or the ; they can reonee dl th ke to it, nor their folly and viole If the thing were to do over age t all move heaven and earth to prevent it. resent ionale’ is in a great very improper people, wh», for the sike of rancé a-day, would sell thew ...

... comply with the of Mr, Wood, to allow him to for the of his health, ‘They had also followed a which, per. had never tended to bring him into his their proceedings Mr. Wood, Lis and bad his nervous inability to to allow him leave of absence health. and ...

... mar-iage in his divine revealed W and so as to allow that union to take place, he (the Lord Advocate) would ask the house, in a religious sense, what they had to legislate on a sanction which had come heaven itself! If his hon. and learned friend was to ...

... rumour pre- certain muirs ou Lord Fife’s p perty, in the parish Coroner.—How did you know they were Ribbonmen ? vails that Mr. Hudson is about to resign his seat for | of Aberlour, in the month of ’ Major Wilkinson.—Simply they were not | the borough of Sunderland ...

... for the ultimate of the Great North of England Railway, if allow the second, that the ordinary share capital will em to complete all the works now in that there are large sums due to the Hudson and other and to be realised from the y by Mr. sale of Property ...