... ill IERV P3 P.ATi'jNT )]ARINE, ?? arlie Li, Ist'ii,1 to the, tefjillneos of thcis ICO ?? * ; l ia tbr' ?? stenfu rigaic, onl ' C ot Airi , I it oi ?? In oulr ?? i Mi1idl, ?? irl,no no ie o b IIllcits to the ?? I 1j': tIte,( 1la~e) Ol' 1he A till,, t - oll Aj.l 01)tillir CI Sir Philip Durhatim, I iI' It 0 iforn ;-o I ti llt :lo itriric Glut e lvith whicL , ll elihl l5(rse l; xti 'U ., ...

... WVEDNESDAY.AUfjUST 20, 1845. TH OERLAND MAIL.b .Tie Overland Ma~il ?? ihas, arrived, with da~tes from Calcuitta and Bombay, both of the 3d tit; and Madras, of the 10th ditto. Tule news broagltt by C, this con veyance is of little interest. The cholera bad p) re-appeared at almost every station in W~estern India. Ws and had committed frightful ravages onl the native s( inhabitants, although the ...

... MR. LABIOUCHIE,81e ON TIIE CORN LAWS, 11 To tise Bailifts of the Boroatll of Ta unton. chai r Gentlemnen,-I understand that it is intend- labo -ed to invite you to call a public meeting of the ease e inhahitants of Taunton, to consider the sub-, nviv i ject of the Corn-law ; and, as I am afraid that' und n it will not be inl my powver to attend it, I ' ad-' Own y dress you for the purpose of ...

... IMPORTANT OPINION UPON. ILWAY. I LABILITIES, .I For the 'satisfactono rRedrwe(ud. Tb1pcs)' determined onl lavinkgt the best legal opinion tliat could be obtained on thil subject, an Itths! ?? submitted the' fllowing, nsel to d t w ~ith ?? If in CASE. c I The.opirnlon of Coulasel is requested onl the following 511 Amocngth numerous Railwaky pro eets, we have, e selected three, which we call ...

... ATMOSPHFERIC RAILWAY.. We published a second -edition ot our paper, on Tuesday last -fot the expresas purpose of' resentirg to our readers tle very interesting Report of the Select Committee, appointed by the Louse of Commons, to enquire into the merits of' the Atmospheric System of Railway. a copy of which we also give in our present publication. g - T'e Committee, comprising 13 Alembers of ...

... frivigg'o &UD *aturbaplo I)OOtf3. -- a- ,vaflD ~ ~ 'A FRIDAY. JANUARY :31. 1845.ad arspapers of WVednesday are received. On thil~t diw rntninrg a great mneeting of the Conservative party Was ol hedt ' ite into) consideration thle position of tl e andi bet n it weas unanimously resolved that doriir. wait upon the Minitritry, andi( assure li a ?? depend upoil the( ticrm andl constant ren' thetI ...

... * - -4-- - - -Th ?? tht 3(IiNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1840. all tli 1-lie Frencb Chamber of Peers concluded its R ,its~sion opon the Address onl Friday evening, ol ,hathle Chamber divided, and there appeared the address, 120;- against it, 23; maijoritv social Iii5inisters, 97. The minority being but 23, ,ent I l ?? ae repcively of the for ti ~eceto fver ic atsssion, gained both thi poetfra ayas 40 ...

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... SIGNED BY t Onc Hlrundred and Sevtent9 Unitarian Ministers. We, tire undersigned, disciples of Christ and Minis. tcr4 of his Gospel, in benring our solemtn testimony against tile systenr of Amedeai Slavery, deecm it pro- per in the first place to declare the grounds of our action. We owe it to three ririllions of Slaves, our tfllow men and brethreir, to do wvlat we rightfuilly can to ...

... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1845. NEW PORT.1 The General Quarter Sessions were t held on Weddesday by adjournment at the Gujildhall, in New~port. SiT XV Heathcote.lart,, in the chair, SUP. I ported by the mearn of Yarbadrough, th e Rev. nd. rV. Washite, the Hon. Capt. DudmiytPelha m, Col. Harcourt, J P.- Lind, est., E. V. Ucttrsno, EVqth , Captain Swi6burne, and several other ni-akistr7tra ' E ...

... - It is very difficult to ascertain what is precisely the feeling of the French towards us. A politician who is the friend of England they affect to abhor, yet a poli- tician who isnour enemy they will not have for Mlinister. This is very perplexing to the Frernch as well as to us. The late debate on their address was a pleading of different candidates for place. These candidates catme into ...

... tamcbroler. seel. sOt., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1847. L. MARa-LAFE, FRIDAY. r as The millers, bakers, and dealers appear to be toler- casta ably well satisfied that they will derive no advantage by Ins, holding off longer, and as their stocks are generally LIIB, reduced to a very low ebb, they have lattly bought on a air- sufficiently extended scale to give an impetus to prices. sp-, Wheat has ...