... Cornwall Easter Sessions. These Sessions commenced on Tuesday at Bodmin, before J. K. L thbridge, Esq., aud a full bench of magistrates. The CHAIRMAN, in his charge to the Grand Jury, said —Since the last genera! sessions there had been, at the special ...

... theu those Faster bells in spring, Those glorious Easter chimes ; How loyally they hail thee round, Ol queen of holy times ! From hili to hill, like sentinels, Responsively they cry, And sing the rising of the Lord, From vale to mountain high. I love ye ...

... arrangements which \ended 1o make for the progress of public gsiness aiter Easter. The substance of his stategent wes, Ihat he would to-morrow propose that L, house adjourn, on its rising, till Friday week ; ot 0u Friday week he would resume the MLcumd eate ...

... members of the House had beeq duly taken by Mr. B Hawes, and to Teport their opinion to the House. : Ihe circumetances which gave rise to this motion Lere briefly these. On the ik of March, Mr. Haves was'elected member for Kinsale. Oo the 17k of March he took ...

... winze, sioking below the 42 on tlis lode, it 1 worth £B. per fathom, Ihe deey adit, west, is wort! £l4. per fathom, and the rise in the back of this lod: 18 worth £l2. per fathom. The south adit shaft sinking in very favourable ground. Sep. 6, 1841 HoLmsuse ...

... the kingdom of Naples, and the Papal States are almost in open insurrection. It is generally believed that a simultaneous rising 1s now secretly organising, and that an outbreak may shortly be expected. man so eminently qualified for the proper dis charge ...

... proection and blessing of Hlis in whose liands are “ the Issues of life and death,” and at whose command ** nations and empires rise and fall, Hourish and decay ; and without whose permission, *‘ not even a sparrow fall th to the ground.” The annex:d remarks ...

... classes which the proposed reduction would go to affect. It had been said that prices would rise, and so enalle the masters to keep up wages. True; but that rise of prices on your produce would be just so much advautage to the foreign competitur; his c ...

... parts of and in all that TENEMENT situate in Boskednan Wollas, in the parish of Gulval, now in the occupation of CORNWALL EASTER SESSIONS Commenced on, Tuesday at Bodmin, before John King Lethbridge, Esq., chairman, and Sir W. L. 8. Trelawny,| C. B. G ...

... | K I f j b E—— Paricament. ————— HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursday, April 15. Their lordships re-assen.bled this evening afier the Easter recess, and met for the first time in their new chamber. The attendance of peers was very numerous, and several peeresses ...

... to the bill on principle, he should recommend the government to postpone the turther proceedings upon this bill until after Easter. Mr. SabLigr would vote in favour of going into commiitee, because he was anxious to see the laws of England and Ireland ...

... PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY. Tur Perrs assembled for the first time after the Easter recess, on Thursday last, in the new House, a description of which magnificent building we ‘gave last week. It appears, however, to be doubtful whether the new chamber will ...