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... place yesterdny at the -_■ I* ?? ( i«i ?? n - 1 disposing ofthe business con- Bo •'' ?? , tieneml Meeting, the Subscribers proceeded ■ „-i *'■■■ £ of Twenty- Five Children. At the ■j-iIM ., o \i t (,e following Candidates were declared duly ■ , ?? ?? GIRLS. 7,l_* 6. MunAay, F. ?? I lift*- . 6,-* i 6. Thompson. .1 -«;• t *', 'V ?? 4 >* M, l »>■ Tale, H. L 4,907 [ fl.i» i: BOYS. T «i ...
... SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE, Dec. 15. In the House Representatives to-day, the house proceeded Co read a third ree a Bill to carry into effect Ordinance of Nullification.” Some amendments of a minor hearing were considered and agreed to. The Senate had stricken from the hilt as amendcdjiu the House, that portion of the second section which empowers the sheriff to break open any doors; and on ...
... ofa WIND- MILL, lhe wages will be such as to give a fair remune- ration for the duties of the situation. A character will be required, and a security for good conduct and receipt of cash. For particulars inquire of Mr. William Claxton, Soli- citor, Market Place, Ely, if by letter, post paid. Ely, January 86, 18AJ. STOLEN, on the Night of the HGth or December' from Rakeheath Farm, Eriswell, a ...
... WEDNESDAY, I, 1833. Whereat, the Presiu, iuu«d iiis proclan.alioD the people of South Caroline, v Ae of the United end impotta Car the protection turee;” . Aud .whereas the legisleture m Sestipn,' taking into consider! ip the said proclamation adopted * preamhie rasoltuieo riz.: _ , upon eitteanii thereof renounce! threatening them with military the constitution, and utterly inennals of *ta*e; ...
... 4 .„ v , ne occurred in the situation of DISTRICT ' .v I *l OK ot the Parish of Lambeth. &c, I beg most ■' ?? i fl ?? r ?? !, a CANDIDATE, and to solicit '' ' ?? l your Vote and Interest. I shall lie enabled to 1 ?? ?? most satisfactory testimonials of my abilifv to ,''' faithful), and efficiently the duties of this im- ,l ■ v,) ?? '^Miavcthe honour to be, my lords nnd ...
... LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 29. MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. being the day for the assembling of the New Pahij.vmh.vt, both Houses were for the reception of the Members at an early hour. In the House of Commons before eleven o'clock great many »eats were taken, by Members affixing their cards to the hacks. At that hour, several new Members were Assembled, amongst whom observed Mr. O'Connell with two or ...
... CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec, 26. The greatest gloom prevails here. The Sultan and his people appear to have fallen into a state of apathy, indicative of a total dissolution. The former gives up his case as desperate, aud does not venture to excite the people’s minds artificial means, lest he should not able to calm them again and keep them within bounds. The unfortunate result of the battle of Koniah, ...
... Mayor, li their Fellow- Townsmen. and held in the ('our:-Ilou.se, Thursday, January *24 i'.'-'J-J, W'AILI'.S. in the Chair, r vvss \aniv('ii* ...
... to the East Indies hereby x ?? r liant» ' * ' - 1 ' un'dei recent instructions forwarded to Bengal, such r „f Note's lielonging to the Four per Cent. Loan, prof yr T, L (hat Government ou the 7tii June, 1831, as may r ' f! lJ i.ilp resident in Europe, will be entitled (during the '• ?? ■! ma REMITTANCE orthe INTEREST r noTES by Bills drawn on the Court at twelve ?? date slid Is. ...