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... of litigation since the accession of Pius IX. to the pontificate, that a meeting of the profession lias been held for the purpose of taking the subject-into consideration. ...
... An Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended the sth of April 1844 and 1845, showing the Increase or Decrease thereof. Quarters ended April 5, 1844. 1845. Increase. Decrease. £ £ £ £ Customs, 4,604,447 4,402,506 201,941 Excise 1,852,689 1,917,485 64,796 Stamps, 1,639,011 1,742,461 103,450 Taxes, 144,685 145,945 1,260 Property Tax, 1,992 ...
... The editor of the Pennsylvania Freeman relates a case of horrid cruelty in Charleston, South Carolina, which he received from a gentleman formerly resident in that city, and personally acquainted with all the parties concerned. Mrs Eliza Kuwand, a lady described among the most respectable of the city, ' and moving in the very first circles,'' commanded Richard, slave of her husband, to beat ...
... STREET, 66 UPPER SACKVILLE STREET. HEAD OFFICE. Governor. His Grace the DUKE of BUCCLEUCH and QUEENSBERRY. eputy- Governor. The Right Hon. the EARL of ELGIN and KINCARDINE. Ordinary Directors. IN EDIXBURGH. James Robehtsost, Esq. John Sligo, Esq. John S. Newbigging, Esq. James Hat, Esq. Alex. James Russell, Esq. George Patton, Esq. George Moir, Esq. William Wood, Esq. Alexander Clapperton, Esq ...
... Macphail's Edinburgh Ecclesiastical Journal and Literary Review. No. I. Edinburgh : Myks Macphail. We hail at length with unmingled pleasure the appearance of this magazine. If the present number be fair specimen of what we may expect in the succeeding, we have no hesi tation in assigning it at once a high position among the monthly journals. Its tone is throughout manly, liberal, and judioouß ...
... Sunday,. 7h 28m 7A Thursday,.. 5h 10in 5h 31 m Monday,. .8h 8h 49* ...
... to intimate, that one of the Partners has returned from the manufacturing districts in the West, with an immense variety of the NEWEST FABRICS of Scottish manufacture. FANCY AND CLAN TARTANS, IN ALL WOOL, GALA, AND SPUN SILK. ALIWAL AND OREGON DRESSES. ALSO A Splendid Choice of TARTAN SHAWLS, PLAIDS, & HANDKERCHIEFS, ENTIRE NEW DESIGNS. The above having been purchased for cash from the ...
... Dundee Prices Current —January 25. FLAX. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. rch .Otborny.s2 Off? Memel,4Brand 0 Crown 50 0-— Neust. No. ~. 0- 0 Do. 4th Sort,.. 43 -44 0 Neust. No. 2,.. 0-— Petersb. 12 lid.— ?» Konigsberg,do.— 0-— 0 Do. 9do 41 -44 0 C'-nwnPodolia,46 0 - 0 Do. 6 do.. .»•> 37 0- 40 0 Crown Druana, 0 Narva, 2 d 0 43 10 45 10 Crown Oberld.— 0-— 0 ~ 9 d 038 0-40 10 A.rch. Codilla, .31 0-36 0 ...
... WINTER JL CLOTHING are invited to call and inspect the very large Stock of this Establishment, which now embraces addition of upwards of ONE TIIOIJSAND READY-MADE WINTER OVERCOATS, affording the Purchaser a choice of every Fashionable Shape, Colour, or Material, yet introduced. In addition to our well known and duly appreciated system of selling with very small profits, our Customers ...
... A theatrical row of the tailors. Dowton hnd chosen for his benefit Foote's burlesque piece, entitled The Tailors, or, •* A Tragedy for Warm Weather, in which the fraternity of the thimble were not treated with the respect which their importance in all ages appears to have enjoyed and they now resolved, like the Knights of tbe Shoulder Knot at Bath, some years before (on the representation ...
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... London. Saturday Evening. There is scarcely a word of news stirring in the political world—the west end clubs are quite deserted, all parties appearing desirous enjoy recreation during the holidays, uotwithstanding that the cold weather has returned in all its severity. There was a fall of snow to-day accompanied by piercing north-east wind, most freezing to constitutions not familiar with the ...