... county, Wm. Henry Ashurst, Ksq., a gentleman, who to the strictest honour and integrity, unites the steadiest benevolence in every relation of domestic, social, and civil life (cheers), who fen* 30 or 40 years has given to the county md the country his able ...

... question of the approach or remoteness of general peace, and of that re-settlement of governments, and recognition of first principles, which are necessary to the stability of civil society and to the happiness of mankind. Lord Clarendon, the grandfather ...

... was said, they must resettle the Civil List at the commencement of a new reign ; if so, why not do it in some regular and rational mode? As to fixing it for life, that was as absurd as the jumble which characterized the whole Civil List. During the last ...

... allowed it. When Canton was taken, the armvT-s navy pressed forward to take what they considered their ri£a —{a laugh)—but the civil governor stopped their r —ii'iST the town wss ransomed, and the government sacked thaVS!!* money, and gave the men one year’s ...

... , has ordered-1. To make known every where this event, by printed Ukases. 2. To send to all the authorities, military and civil, the form of the oath which they are to take, as faithful subjects of his Imperial Majesty; and to require of them, by ukases ...

... importantn vlaurter of the globe, one of the best consumers of our manufactured produce, let us direct our eyes to the United States. The United States are labouring under severe commercial distress. The same system of fictitious credit has been pursued there ...

... the pontifical state the especial and flagrant disgrace of civilization, they are to be ameliorated by this clause— The reforms and improvements will extend to the judicial order and to the civil, criminal and administrative legislation. A commission will ...

... upon barbarous tribes to the teaching of religious doctrines, rather than the communicating to them some of the arts of civilized life. We also perceive many indications of a desire to give to the various Missionary Societies at home some kind of recognised ...

... was said, they most , resettle the Civil List at the commencement of a new reign ; if so, why not do it in some regular and rational mode t As to fixing it for life, that was as absurd as the jumble winch characterized the whole Civil List. Thiriug the last ...

... upon barbarous tribes to the teaching ol religious doctrines, rather than the communicating to them some of the arte of civilized life. We also perceive many indications of a desire to give to the various Missionary Societies at home some kind of recognised ...

... instances, wiliing instrUments in the hands of these unprincipled Men. That it was possible for any power, or for all powers united, suddenly and efK.curally to eradicate the poison which had been 30' widely and deeply infused, Could not be expected ;- it ...

... In Galicia, the post and the civil administration are in the bands of the Russians, who, according to the wellinformed correspondents of the Cologne Gaxetle (corroborated byourprivateinformation), treat the Austrian civil and military authorities with ...