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... as she is, to pioceed to extremities, or, in other woeds, to vindicate her national rights and dignity, without resorting to new loans and contracts to swell the atiount of that debt, under the weight of which she is already enfeebled and exhausted. The ...

... detcrrminetd to make a new line of road re over Stanldedge, commencing near the village of he Marsden, passing to the north of Pule-hill, and be joining the present road beyond the summit on the to Saddleworthi side. The length of such new road nd will be about ...

... patronage be may receive, will induce him to prolong .his sojourn amongst us. f CHRISTMAs SUPPeiEs.-Thse Liverpool market D - was never better stored than it was on Christmas t e Eve. Onesteamer from Ireland brought no leas than .fieen tons of plucked geese ...

... lelivered at the Royal Insti- tntion, Lnndon, onl Friday the 4tb instant, by Mr. Charles Fox. one oF the engineers on the London and Birmninghaim railway, on tite sulject of oblique or askew arches. The construction of this species of arch has long engaged ...

... us all to death ;-ssuch as pirning out the noxious weeds from the excessively dirty, unseemly, and poison ?? system of the new poor law act ;-sueh as the establishment of poor laws upo-n a common sense system in Ireland;-such as sending a few life boats ...

... Saviour's, Sasber Bridge: patros, the Rev. tte Vicar of Blackburn. TrI e LOndon AihaL.-We understand that arrangements are in progress to accelerate tte arrival of time London mail by ten o'clock in thle forenoon ; und it is expected that in a few notuths ...

... took up the prater thus: Friend, your words would require a city. So lest the Editor may incur the charge of uttering a new year's address which would require a Cyclopodia, he will content himself by a very few words upon a very few things. There ...

... either side of the house. NEw Poon LAW.-From an advertisement in to-day's paper we learn that the elections for the guardians of this union take place on the 29th inst. From other sources we have also learnt; that so soon as the new guardians are elected ...

... ted nor Steplhens was arrested on Tkhrsday, near t A'nchCstCr, eft- by aI London police oMear, on tile charge of ex'tiuiig sed:tion. ila5 It is surmised that he was taken to London, as he was hutried A away in a chaise and four in that direction. thec - ...

... what eve feel, we express. To have a thorough sense, then, of Christmas, grave and gay, and to reconcile as much as possible of its old times to the new, one ought to begin with Christmas Eve, to see the log put on the fire, the boughs fixed somewhere ...

... than the pre. sent impression contains, and at the same time to devote more space than hitherto to the insertion of general news. DEiPnnassON or TRADE.-We are much concerned to state, that the staple trade bf this town, is at the present moment, in a most ...