... ov'etr Which Colonel Maclean shteed tite way, followed by Mr. Ogilvy, brothem' of Mr. Ogillv, of Cliesters, Ca~ptainiA Maitland flatly said that thiere was no such leap in the country. Althought Mr. Reddle wartied Captaini Maitlatnd that lie wits seri'Ott ...

... DR. BOW KING Dr. Pouring, my infinite satisfaction, will not in Parliament, to bottle-holder Mr. PoubKTT Thomson ; and, my equal satisfaction, Mr. Si. an will not there to bother with his schemes for checking population, and preventing ...

... should happen to be emteris paribus. Mr. Conington was native of the province of Canterbury. Mr. Cooper (Mr. Adams was with him) concluded is opening of the case, which he commenced on Saturday. Mr. Betbell, Dr. Twiss, and ...

... visits, ,first calling on Mrs. Clifford, in her rooms at the Palace, and afterwards driving in his barouche to the Admiral's, Sir Harry ll,urrard Neale, In,excellent health and spirits. He then drove to Florian to visit Mr. and Mrs. Le Mesurier, where he ...

... attended. At the chair was taken by C. R. Ellis, Esq., f. ne by Mr. Keith Douglas, M.P.; Mr. Cray Grant. Ps Mr. Manning, M.P.; Mr. Pares, M.P.; Mr. Watson ie M.P.; Mr. Birch, M.P.; ...

... CASE OF THE REV. DR. KING. (From the Malta Times, 7th Dec., .1847.) The case of the Rev. Dr. King, a Missionary of the American Board of Missions, is one which presents so xnany features of ingratitude, reckless violation of -every social and constitutional ...

... successful Mr. Palmer was found in the minority ar se ar demanded, aed tha oun, a2 body knows, the removal of Mr. Spence from his seat in the t and the =e, louse of of Mr. F. tive of the borough. I were tay much anes ag of Mr. «es the Rev. ...

... THE KING V. DR 'MAIM. It will be recollected, that in the early part of the present Term, Air. Clark applied for, and obtained a rule, •calling on the defendant to shew cause why a . criminal ,information should not be filed against him for: a. libellous ...

... Lord Danberry Sir Ofwin Maitland Mr Willowear Mr. Lavenatordi Amos - Lady Salim Courtly Mrs. Mrs. Sarah Moreland Mrs. Po RT. Hefter • - Mifs SHUTTLkWOP.Tn. The following is a corre& (ketch of the Fable ...

... several visits, first calling Mrs. Cliford, in her rooms at the Palace, and afterwards driving in his barouche to the Admiral’s, Sir Harry Burrard Neale, in excellent health and spirits. He then drove to Flonan to visit Mr. and Mrs. Le Mesurier, where he remained ...

... CAPTAIN MAITLAND'S NARRATIV4. Captain Maitland, the commander of the Bellerophon, the which first received Buonaparte after his flight from France, ht published it curious narrative of all that passed on board his on that occasion. We have only room for ...

... of their The Chaicman having left the Chair, Mr. Arnaud was re- quested tu occupy it. Mr. then moved the thanks of the Meeting to Mr. Lawrence, Mr. R. Gladstone, Mr, RK. Harrison, Mr. Moss, ...