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... question from Mr. Hume) stated that he should propose, according to the precedent of former years, that the house, ‘at its rising on Wednesday week (the 12th of April), should adjourn (as we understood) to the Monday week (the 24th of April) following ...
... EASTER RECESS. Lord ALTHORP gave notice that in consequence of tbe state of public business, be thought was Inexpedient that the house should adjourn for tbe usual recess at this season. He should, therefore, move, on Thursday next, that bouse'adjourn ...
... of Mr. David Woods, to be appointed a commissioner for taking affidavits and special bail for the county of Antrim. In the rising and populous. town of Belfast there were at present twelve commissioners, four of whom were atto neys, and five attorneys’ ...
... create ublic disturbance, tumult, and civil war—in a word, sedi fi on is disloyalty in action, a species of civil mutiny or rising up it the sovereign power of the state. There can e no indictment for sedition in the abstract, no more than there can be ...
... sy ANNOY. would be impossible to know. The days between that time ani Easter would be exhausted in the debate. He bad himrelf a most important motion in amendment, and be could assure the right honourable baronet that be would gain nothing by bie pro- ...
... ALTYS ROYAL OLYMPIC CIRCUS, LOWER ABBEY-STREET, DUBLIN, Under the Patronage of her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, OPEN On EASTER MONDAY, MARCH 24th, 1845, With his London Establishment, from Astley’s Royal Amphitheatre. in consequence of Mr. Van Amburgh ...
... Wednesday week he would move that the house, on its rising, do adjourn for the usual term, till Monday week following, for the Easter bolidays. Mr. B, COCHRANE wished to know at what period after Easter the poor law bill would be brought forward ? Sir J ...
... HOUSE, NEAR STILLOAGA. At the Easter Examinations in the the Fu: pils selected for best ans ing were—in the Psatrea, Guin ness (Richard), and Arthure; in Gaeex Testament, Ist Smyth (George), and Gainness (Richard) ; 2d A RISED VeRston, Arthure, Wallis, Guinness ...
... checked at first by tfce advanced prices asked, there was large sale afterwards. The rise estimated at being equal to 3 and 2J rix dollars per piece since the Easter fair. The supply of English textile fabrics was rather limited,and they wercmuch wanted ...
... first time. ADJOURNMENT OF TRE HOUSE— THE NEW HOUSE OF LORDS. Earl GREY rose to move the adjournment of the house until after Easter, and said that, in consequence of a suggestion which had been made on a former evening by a noble lord (the Ear! of Wicklow) ...
... tueinhcraofthetHtrerei.it Christian sects. The lion, ami learned memlier also pave notice thai it was his intention shortly alter Easter to call the attention the house to the state the landed proprietor* in the East Indies. N»;W WRIT. the motion Sir (I. CLERK ...
... ordered by her Majesty, land. with reference to railway communication in England and Ire- EASTER HOLIDAYS. Sir R. PEEL moved, pursuant to notice, that the house at its rising should adjourn te Monday, the 31st of March. Mr. WYSE gave notice that he should, on ...