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... last long, filled the sewers to overflowing, and flooded the streets, particularly in the lower part of the town. From the rise of the river, however, it may inferred that the shower was not general; for few hours continuation over Urge district would ...
... Lelliny of Grass Parks. —There has been a great rise in the value of grass parks this season, in | every district the country. The grass parks of I Clifton Park were let auction on Saturday last, at a rise of 30 per cent. The let of Jcrdontield and ; Mounteviot ...
... bodies of the Austrian and Sardinian troops, in which the latter have been victorious. The spirit of Austria, however, seems to rise with the emergency. Great numbers are volunteering into the army destined for Lombardy; and the Hungarians, whom recent concessions ...
... numerously and respectably signed, against the sale of intoxicating liquors on Sundays, at an early opportunity after the Easter Recc«s. E. NORWICH. lloi Cosmos*, May I. 1848. have inform you that I this day presented the petition yon were good enough ...
... move that the Ilouac its ridng adjoorn until Saturday next; utnl sln'iihl that tiny move that it farther adjourn, for the Easter recess, until Monday, the Ist May. It would perhaps lie fur him to state the course the which the Government intended take ...
... .rly iliuse tory act w certauily minuto sa many imrlr.o.MKant'U- J tin the bc.,t blush t 0 suppression of al u„ the south-easter., coasts ul 1..i .una, not; »UX ; iu social man wlncl. pie timt P ce individuals, and build . to m tux pro tanto prowealth ...
... now agreed to the first reading of the alls and ordered them to lie printed, proposed lo let them •lanl over till after the Easter holidays. Th hill* were severally presented, read first time, and ordered printed. THU AMPS Lord then moved the second reading ...
... bower anchor, 'flu* captain, however, to make near Kirkwall, and let po his rtanaininp anchor where fetchoil; but heavy pale rising from the W.N.W. he drove ashore, Tuesday week, over a ledpc of rocks. One side of the vessel considerably by the rocks. A ...
... Srotlanb. CVvL'BT or Session.—The sittings of the Inner House terminate usual on Saturday, the 10th Maicli, and the Outer House rises ten days later. The sittings of the First Div ision for the trial of civil rases hv jury after the vacation, will commence ...
... of the navigation laws should brought in led to some discussion, Lord John Uussell concluding it stating that, before the Easter recess, he would either fix day for introducing the measure, or the President of the Board of Trade would make some decided ...
... announcement made by Lord Morpeth that the new House of Lords would* ready for the reception of the peers immediately after the Easter recess, has naturally excited a desire for information to the present state of that portion of this great national edifice; ...
... remain in the west, or return their native shores, the result in either ca«e would he bene- IVi.d, If the former, they would rise in the scale of comfort and of wealth, and, course, swell the general prosperity of the country; the hitter, they would carry ...