... and servants' bill, he should move that the bill be committed that day six months. Sir G. CLERK moved that the house, at its rising, do adjourn until Monday next, Agreed to. THE rACT0o1Y BILL. Sir J. GEAcAO said, before he moved the order of the day relating ...

... adopted the following additional means of security on the North line. It consists of a species of tower placed on the tender, rising above the chimney the engine, which ia seated a watchman, who, from his elevated station, can see the whole road to great ...

... into the presence his God. The victim of the unhappy catastrophe was a youth named Henry Ball who, had he lived, would, on Easter Sunday, have reached his fifteenth year, and the following are the circumstances under which he lost his lite In company with ...

... Ecclesiastical Council Nice, 335, appointed Easter to on the Sunday after the first full moon following the vernal equinox. The full moon that year happened on the ‘ilst of March, therefore Sunday the 32d was Easter. But the Fathers took the calculation of ...

... wo-year-nld heifer ; I hull stag; yearling heifers; I yearling bull ;* ewe sheep; I* lamb*; I ram ; cart marea, rising Vy ear* old cart colts, rising year* old; 2 breeding sows; store pigs; t |Nirkers; about «iO bushel* wheat, in mow; about 150 bushels of oats ...

... and the rich are debarred from tasting. EASTER. , . On Eauter holiday* it wa* anciently cease, and servants be set at liberty. they a practice of the primitive Church, which •»* j our of the week after Easter to prai -e and glorify eeMed| Saviour's ...

... of the bill until after the Easter holidays.l Lord J. RUSSELL s'V of opinion that it was of very great importance that the House of Commons should either give their assent to the bill or dissent from it, before the Easter holidays. He would therefore ...

... the Easter recess? Sir R. Peel said that was bis intention. It would be impossible for him to carry resolutions on the Corn-Laws and the Income Tax to the House of Lords before Easter, and therefore would at once move that the House, at its rising, adjourn ...

... of Commons on the pre- ceding evening. He thought he had out-maneuvred the go- vernment by deferring his motion till after Easter ; and to every member. mended that the house should then be inundated by petitious sent Mr. Charles Clarke was not in favour ...

... Regulation Unions, Workhouses, fee. Statutes relating the Poor, passed since 1830, and the Cases on Settlements, &c.,from Easter Term 1831 the present time. By John Frederick Arch hold, Barrister at Law. In ISmo., price 7s. 6d. boards. Game Laws.— A Practical ...

... December, 13.10, being 66e. —1832, —18.13, 48s. Sd.-1183 1 1. 411.1 .* Owing to ale acknowledged of barley, a considerable rise ea that gram place as alts seed-time approaches. The opening of the Birmingham and tion Canal in fixed for the Id of mot mooth ...

... does. by Cri'radar La-, es soon an the breatii of the old gentleman's body, nothing would acres the yout.g spark hut he must rise a dinner upon the sictowon. to which all the Days in the year were invited. The Pageants, whoa' he deputed as his Stewards ...