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... been classed together, as if tbere were .a strong resemblance between them, and the town of Halifax has been simi. larly honoured. This being tihe ase, and wishing also to stretch my legs after being so long pent up in a mail coach, I ordered dinner at ...
... 'proprietor, asnd a 800 magistrate of Yorkshire ; and, as.hle exmpressed it: in his )ear' petition, 1an ardent and persevering sportsman ,' foi an suses alteration in the gamre laws, 'particularly as regairded Lord qualification. Thle uoble lord said that his ...
... -From all -the accounts tisat wve have in been esabied to collect, the shootitg -sctason. has opetesi e auspiciously to the sportsman. TIse biris tire plentiful, thoughl b not quite so nismerosts as last yeir.- Thie weather, ositehc tirest 1. day, Wedntesday ...
... the spot. A girl, who had charge of the child, saw the stone rolling down, and made an ineffectual at- tempt to get him out of the way. It is impossible to conceive that the individual who rolled the stone over could intend any real mischief, but the act ...
... ditto, £2 Rev. J. Higgiususoa. Cut COlParTITOCS. Still ncd William Beverley, Lcads. Ri ~Ons Francis Gibbes, Hareivoud, Leedo. roll se, Earl Fitzlvilliame, Wentarorth i-ouse, Rotherhans. IV Rev. J. Hlgglinsos, 12) Tharrsauby, Thirok. Dri the H. Harle Sager ...
... speculation ior our excellent and spirited manager; who deserves every encouragement from the public, for his strictly honourable and gentlemanly 6onduct. -The command which Van Ambui~gh' has obtained over the wild beasts of the forest, is uiost' ex ...
... Whigs in 1832; we returned our arbitrators to adjust our contract with them; and, instead of acting openly, fairly, and honourably, they frightened the nation out of its pro- priety, and even out of its wits, by commencing with the Irish Coercion Bill ...
... Whigs in 1832; we returned our arbitrators to adjust our contract with them; and, instead of acting openly, fairly, and honourably, they frightened the nation out of its pro- priety, and even out of its wits, by commencing with the Irish Coercion Bill ...
... objects are simply and solely Ecclesias- tical, relating to Church lands and Church reve. nues. The appointment is a highly honourable aad usefuloue. The Commissioners have to distribute certain surplus revenues, as they arise from time to time, and devote ...
... are simply and solely Ecclesias- o tical, relating to Church lands and Church reve- 1 nues. The appointment is a highly honourable amd I usefulone. The Commissioners have to distribute r certain surplus revenues, as they arise from time to t time, and ...
... Chief Justice Penneilather resigns the Chief Justicoship, of the Queen's Bench, Mr. Blackburn resigns the mastership ofthea Rolls, Smith succeeds him, Greene succeeds Smith, Brewster Warren, or Henn, or somes other Cck,. ?? Greene, Corlallas or Martley ...
... you a pound,says the magistrate. *ihanlc you, youi' honour, it is only three shaillings a piece fur the gentlemen, and they'll pay it write all the veins in their hiearts, won't you, yer honours I Aye, Mie, ten timses as much, for by Jasus you are ...