... his document as to Norfolk. Coincident with the rise in com a rise of 10,000/1 in poor-iatt Wa trust he will not forget these facts the spleen which he will contribute to prolonging the debate till Easter. One set of tables was, presume, specially designed ...

... brought together a rather strong muster of the brokers and dealers to-day, a circumstance otherwise unusual on the first of the Easter holidays. As all parties were chiefly occupied with making up their books the transactions were of no moment. Consols remain ...

... lordship's desire that the court should not rise until the Thursday previous to Good Friday, and that the sittings should recommence Westminster, on Tuesday, the 13th of April, being two days before the beginning of Easter Term. Attorney-General v. Earl op Cowper ...

... - , ' Jr ?? SW; , ::;n : ?? ATUaDA.' EvsNxNo, Theabsendeof many of the chief dealers and brokers, it the usual course of Easter holidayaaklngiassited in creatinz auiet market tiday and keeping prices f moresteay than otherwise, in view of* thet Batk ...

... husband. She was named Catherine Donovan, about 21 years of age, and an unmarried woman. The last time saw her alive was on Easter Sunday, about four o'clock in the afternoon; nor did she know what had since become of her. When she left home she was dressed ...

... John Leisler, Esq., Nicholas Hcald, Esq., Jos. Simpson, Esq., T. Nicholson, Esq., and John Rylands, Esq. The Chairman, in rising to open the proceedings, was loudly applauded. Having been informed, upon good authority, that the free-trade measures which ...

... periods of such crimes; and such legislative interference be not of a thoroughly effective kind, these murders will as surely rise and expand in system and character, and, throwing off the odium of their previous designation, take the open and universally ...

... and they (the potatoes) not good cither—l have not as much as will do them for a fortnight, and I won't have bit to eat on Easter Sunday—God help me, I don't know what to do or where to go;—and the poor fellow buried his pale face in his hands and sobbed ...

... agent. Bassogee handed in a written statement, which was read J Mr. George Daniels. It explained the circumstsn which gave rise to the dethronement of the rsj> as they have been stated repeatedly ment, and at the India House by the rajah me In conclusion ...

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