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... Varittico.' !Ply vI sion Ribble Navigation.-The half-yearly meeting of the propri. E rrse, etors of the Ribble Navigation was beldlat the Ball Inn, Preston, ai Ives on Friday last. After some routine business, it was unanimously di pily resolved that a new survey of the river should be made by Mr. at the Park, surveyor, for the purpose of adopting ulterior measures the for the improvementof ...
... VaTidite%. the ?? his The Alethodists -The Mehoist' ccnre Wu closed on Wednesday, week, alter a sitting of Bts0S, M next Conference esill be held in Leeds. an wif c0J,5 da li mian the last Wednesday i ...
... -IttD0 Fe b a blerbationo. I m tnat VfttX¶-SAXAD TURKEY. that The fail of Siliscria -has been confidently -attributed to the cond mie ases which led to the surrenuder of.Varna, the bribery Catli ' 'i ...
... I.,i - M I ' a ! * -*t An *X , bt*i the THE5 A 1t.LAVER.Y RtEPORtTER. exii Our readers will rmmrthat. towards the conclusion of the of i last 'session 'of Parliamaent; in the course of some dismssion hid relative to thealleged conduct olfSir.Robert Farqubar whilst Go- con vernot of the Mauaritius, the AntifaSlaveary Reporter was charged WE with gross and ,i'ilful misrepresentation and ...
... FALL OF ORGANIC AND INORGANC BlODIES FROM T05 ATMOSPHERE. I 7 - - - - - - - - n!- - )- . - . _ - _t$-a Aen.e lad (Extracted fromn an edito;ral article in a late ?? tshae The phenomenon of, the fall ...
... 31R. ISAAC BEDALE. I L. -1 - :, We are not ambitious of a controversy with Mrt Idus Bedale, (or Doctor, singe he will have itso, although wherebtegfadiuated nobody knows,) and we shall, therefiore, ve ...
... coBBETT AIW HA S Pi A i' M ?? f ?? t M~r. Wiocio,' ditr ofthe Pssd,£ssr4 L accuses us of iisreprtseot or misinke; Ft Cobbe#- h f i sine enoughlin all conscietice towerrilwotldii boom. dt f us to resor ...
... .adirars, Xarchs 19.-We are concerned to announce thar erour.ts have reached the Presidency of the total loss of the nutward-bound ship Perseverance, Brown, from Liverpool to Calwtta; she struck on th ...
... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1829. _ Death b4' Drown 1g-O Te,, ay lat ~~~ws drowned, whilt bahin nea tha dangwi plac rale Ja han DanI [A noorwaomlagn. wbol.a~p eind to ,be at `the' windowwofber bed,] ...
... z1abal 'tlltdliQmrf. -s 3EL.ANCHOLY SHIPWRECKs. n At eleven o'clock on Thursday night, the schooner Betsey, of h Dundalk, laden with salt and rosin, and bound from Liverpool f to the latter port, was ...
... Rabal 3hInuligeite. 2 on et, ATE AOTTON WITH A SLAVE VESSEL. r Mjae.ld of June a desperate action was fbught between his . ?? Picklei Ljeut. M'Hendy, commander, and 2 ° °ardO~fler call the Mulatto. The slaver had 345 slaves J tn* sadrating tvwo 18 and two 12-pounders, with sixty-five J ltze Ts captured after an action of one hour and twenty bli vr hje Slaver fought very desperately, and did ...
... .TIlE IlBRVEST. UTjnwilling to mislead the publie upon this or any other . subiect, we seldom pay much attention to the accountrs published in the difl'rent newspapers respecting the state of the crop ...