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... market at ionme from the increased ns~mbers, of wealthyI Yesident, conslimmrs. Mr. Daunt expatiated )Upon various topics illustrative of the necessity of Repeal,: and concludedt a most eloquent speech,-which occupied considerably more 'I than an hour in ...
... dead body, he found it beat to a jelly. is The murderer was acquitted by a jury of slaveholders.' I ~y 1Mr. Caulkin's, of New London County, Connecticut,t says ?? A female slave gave brth to a child that lived but le two or three weeks. After its death ...
... THE WEEKLY FR EEMAN _ OF TIlS DAY ContainslImportant News from China, India, and Egypt; Opening of the French Chambers-Speech of the ?? Inundations in France; Speech of the King of the Belgians; New South Wales; Carlow Elec- tion; Representation of Mayo; ...
... es. A GENTLEMAN FROZEN TO DEATH. On Wednesday evening a lengthened investigation took place at the Duke of Sussex, Peckham New Town, before Mr. Carter, coroner for Surrey, on the body of Mr. Arthur Emmett, fifty.two years of age, who came by his death ...
... magistrates wanted the support Of bri the government to put down this feeling on the part of the tot people. They did not want any new law or extraordinary thi powers extended to them ; thoy only required the whole- ou some exercise of the prerogative of the ...
... attend from Lord Run. it tingdon, Sir Richard Musgrave (who had sent the trea- Sturer 2011. to sustain the petition against Christmas aad I 0Reid), and from Thomas Boyse, Esq.i of B~annow. His Lordshipi then rose, and said-Gentlemen, I call upon you to fill ...
... and how do you propose to meet theri? Will you imnpose new tases ? I do not wish for evil in order that good may come of it; but if [ could do o, I should wish that you would try some of these new taxes (hear, heai). Never did a party come into office ...
... The greatest musical talent in London on the e occasion will be employed, and the Shaksperian company will also perform a tragedy during the evening The whole performance will be under the patronage ofthe fine arts- London Papar. LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ...
... Kean quitted London it was generally supposed that le would return to the Haymarket before the end of the I current season. It now appears that he is not exp, oted in London until soon after the 15th of March, when Webster vill commence his new season. As ...
... k - CRAMBERS'S LONDON JOURNAL. I rARUT T. (Strange, Clements, Beyer, London; Machen, Dublin.) Tbepart of this cheap periodical, now before us, sus. tains the same character as its predecessors. The selec- tions are light, and, in many instances, interesting ...
... been called to two differ ent matters connected with the sister countrya; which srve, however trifling in themselves, to illustrate its position. The first is an excellent article pub- I lished in a very clever periodical, 'i The Dublin Citizen, and the ...
... sentiments of respect, I remain your obedient ocr.t vans, EDMUND S. DEcasu, Corresponding Secretary of the New York It Repeal Assaciationl. If :New York, December 15th, 1S41. e The following is the extract alluded to in the above hi conmminicatiofl :_ c ...