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... destructive fluctua- tions. Lord Kre-, presented a Petition from the Catholics of Ireland, complaining of the Test Oaths. This gave rise to a conversation on the subject of Emancipation.-The Bishop of ClEs-rErn de. fended the system of conversions now carrying ...
... PAYMENTS of the TREASURER of the COUNTY of DERMBY, AL FrOM EASTER SESSIONS 1828, to EASTER SESSIONS 1829. LE s d. To Rate under order of Epiphany Sessions 1828, 4,144 19 01 To ditto Easter ditto, ?? ?? ?? 4,144 19 6!1 To ditto -Midsunimer ditto ?? ...
... by Sir F. Adam to Navarin, had been fired upon by rt the batteries and Egyptian ships, and escaped very much disabled. tl EASTER TUESDAY.-A Holiday at the Bank. ~P OARD anti LODGING wanted by a Lad y in a delicateM E at ate of Ifealth, for the Sunmer ...
... few days ago, was made known, it was hailed with general satisfaction, s'and all classes looked forward to the approaching Easter Tuesday, as a pleasurable holiday. During the previous week Mr. G. 2 gratified the intense curiosity of the public, by exhibiting ...
... attrhe a-e oot fatty-vrie werks, she dlied of that must painiful disease, WVater itn tile brait. Hter remtains were uiter~ed on Easter Sunday, it) the burial grauard of the ltrdepetident Chapel at Belper ; a vault ?? been prepared, suliietrrly large to aintit ...
... unaccountable blunder in the placing of Easter. day, in all the almflaacks for the year 1825, which we have had an opportunity of cousulting. It is a well known rule (and is given in all the church prayer books), that Easter-day is the first Sunday af/le the ...
... did not conclude until the Court was about to rise. i The Lonn CHANcitiiLbu said hewould endeavour todischarge t his duty in this case tomorrow morning. )f | WEDNESDAY, MAY 5. This being the first day of Easter Term, the early part of the morning was occupied ...
... quantity, not exceeding thirty acres,,ef capital meadow Land, in the occupation of Alr. 'I'nTOsAs HALL, Rise.end, of whom further particulars may be known. Rise-end is one mile front WVirksworth, twot mniles from'.llatlock Bath, adjoitrinig good roads, and a ...
... DERBY, frým EASTER SESSIONS 1824, to EASTER SESSloxs 1825. DrwEE C01MqT Mr . S.d. £. g. d. To Balance due to thd County, Easter 1824 ?? 2257 3 6 By Cash paid on account County Gidol ?? 736 0 i0 To Cash, four Rates from Easter 1824, to Easter ...
... DERBYSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS. 1st MAY, 1821. COUNTY GAOL. THE Grand Jury dt th at~ W As ize~ fb this will I I County having pieselte'd Ahis. Ntajoli~' Gaol bor tle 011 said Coujirtcy i iwi teef soid alstt that t lie pIlace whevrein tfie saidi G-iol is ...
... (Bulled by Tippoo.)-See Heed Book, page 340. untry 14. Rosebud, rising 3 years old, by Ketton, dam Iris (Lot 9,) [on. by a grandson of Cnomet._(Bulled by Paragon.) etter, 15. Prodigy, rising 3 years old, by a son of Satelite, D. by e grandson of Comet. ...
... of the RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE of the TREASURER of the COUNTY of DEILBY, fromn EASTER SESSIONS 1825, to EASTEII SESSIONS 1820. d. d £. . Balance due to the County, Easter Sessions 1825, 131 19 1 County Gaol ?? 76 15 7 Cish received by Rates from ditto ...