ON THE DEATH OF STULTZ AND OF TOUNG GRIMALDI. 1
... ON THE DEATH OF STULTZ AND OF TOUNG GRIMALDI. Alas, alas, what grief is now the town's! ...
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——■■III. ORIGINAL CHARADES.-(No. III.)
... ORIGINAL CHARADES.-(No. III.) My first is a vowel, I vow, But its name I will leave you to guess, Though I mean to reveal to you now, A word I don't mean to express. My next you will easily find, To one of the sexes alludes, And, if strictly we speak of mankind, This term the whole body includes. My it hole, superstition reveres, As the key to futurity's cell; That opes the dark chamber of ...
IntprtÎal iJailuimriit
... HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, FEB. 28.—-The Attorney-General and other mes- sengers from the Commons brought up the Municipal Act (England) Amendment Bill. CHURCH-RATES. Petitions in support of these rates were presented by the Earl of Shaftesbury by the Duke of Wellington by Lord Lynd- hurst; by the Bishop of London, from 90 parishes in Essex and Hertfordshire by the Earl of Albemarle aud by the ...
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... 1 House of Commons, on Wednesday night, went 6 >i Committee on the Imprisonment for Debt Bill—the « ey-General declaring that there was nothing nearer r heart than being able to carry it. The bill had been three years before the House and not a single petition been presented against it, which the Learned Gentle- li justly contended was an irrisistible argument in its pur. TI.'ere has, however, ...
DEFEAT OF GENERAL EVANS
... The defeat of the brave General Evans is no longer a subject of doubt; his talents, his spirit, and his energies •have been marred by the traitors, whom a feeble or corrupt Government have placed over the Spanish Armies. We have only space for the subjoined particulars:— St. Sebastian, March 16,1837, 10 o'clock, P.M. MO&T EXCELLENT SIR, -1 regret to inform your Excellency, that my hopes from ...
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... SATURDAY, MARCH 18.-The Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and Lord Duncannon, sat at four o'clock as Lords Commissioners, to give the royal assent to the Post-office Con- tract Bill, the Charity Commissioners' Continuation Bill, the Scotch Leasing-making Bill, and several private bills. The bills on the table were then forwarded a stage. A message from the House of Commons, by Mr. ...
Ft» CHURCH MEETING
... t, Sequence of a determination to give the proceedings at this uncurtailed, we have divided the report. The first SJ j tippettrs in this page and the second, containing the Itf pho, ,,f (he Rev. Thomas Williams, Thomas Phillips, jun., ft and other gentlemen, will be fully given in our next Id ...
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... j fjTIElE llVIE^LUKMjl > Ufftoport, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1037. > Ufftoport, J SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1037. ...
... COURT OF CHANCERY, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11. SriVEN t'. PAP.KES.—This was an appeal from an order of the Vice-Chancellor directing a person of the name of Wil- liams, who occupied a farm called Skibbor Coed, in the parish of Panteague, near Pontypool, to attoin as tenant to a receiver appointed by the Court. In the course of the proceedings in the cause, a sequestration issued to compel Parkes to ...
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... IRISH MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS BILL. To the Editor of the Moruiug Chronicle. SIR—Having analysed the list of members lhat voted on the Irish Municipal Corporation Bill, the result is as under hngJish members 418 Scotch Irish do eg Welsh do 20 281 Majority 187 Scotch for the fcill 28 15 Irish for the bill 55 13 for the bill 55 Against. 28 —— 27 84 \Velsli against the bill \o For s —— 4 80 I ...
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... TUESDAY, MARCH 7.—CHUHCH-RATES.—The Earl of Shaftes- bury, Lord Ducie, the Bishop of Bath and Wells, presented petitions on this subject. The Bishop of Llandaff said that he held in his hand a peti. lion whieh he thought required to be bfdUghi to the attention of the house. It wis in effect, though not in form, a coiiiify peti- tion. It was agreed to at a meeting regularly called together, and ...
BANKING
... THE VIOLET. LOVE all things the seasons bring, All buds that start, all birds that sing, AlHeaves, from white to jet; All the sweet words that Summer sends, « heu she recalls her flowery friends, But chief—the Violet! I love, how much I love the rose, On whose soft lips the south-wind blows, In pretty amorous threat; The lily paler than the moon, The odorous wondrous world of June, Yet ...