... ISWICc DOCK COMMISSIONI A Gene ral Meeting of the Commissioners for construct- Ing a Vet Dock in the Port of Ipswich, was held at the rown Hall, on Tuesday last. There was a very full atten- dance on the occasion. On the motion of Mr. J. CuUaxCUlSAN, seconded by Mr. 11. As r,aie'i, Dykes Alexander was called to the chair. The CLE&ii read the mainutes of the last meeting, toge- ther with the ...

... A B1 T)(1N, Apir. 12. ?? ., ?? . .~ . ?? . ?? tile 10th inst at Shiipou ouse, the Lady of John Waite, 3q. if (ai son. Same day cdid Mrs. hiarth Smkith. formanytears hru cheper to thr latc'£hOS I'oviie-, Vsq. Of Miltnl llill, arged 73 years. .Ttpiti~ts &Cfi~l' .E. (%irck7'r, ...

... OVIK fi, 4) El Dtp ,S?tturday, Apit 21. * t i ? (d fV. Oflctht general, busitiam~ of thePolio, Ii ?? t C' ildhlall, ealpri'ssd mou eh eon- * o. iug ,tc.tei'm ination of the Goverultilent that t ha I it ?? -c hi-~h thi-,r~ Nver sucl.:, iiueln'lautlio- itt i; i' Ii 1c o si: ge ntl'ue Ian, tidt qjoi II tniai ?? 4I-' Ilnomdc Tut ca ?? itz the * , -.'-'iupatill .nt IiN 'l'a ccl Jniv. pp .1 ,o o ...

... LAST DAYS OF SiR WALTER SCOTT. (Pcow the 71/i tbme of hoo'arl's Lf;-jPt palbsyed.) ON this last journey Sir Walter was attended by his two daughters, Mr. Cadell, and myself-anid also by Dr. Jawmes Watson, who (it heing impossible 'for Dr. Fergusson to leave town at that moment) kindly tn. lertook to see hint safe at Abbotsford. We embarked in the James Watt steam-boat, the master of which ...

... UNANIMITY. -A Scoteb parson in his prayer, said, '-Laird bless the grand council, the parliament, and grant they may hang together. A coantry fellow standintg by, replied, Yes, sir, with all icy heart, and the sooner the better-and I am sure it is tbe prayer of all good people. But, friends, laid (ltc parson, * I don't mean as that fellow does, but pray they will all hang together in ...

... by the late ▼iritation, are beyond all conception. It i« almost impossible to conjecture the amount of the injury. A ship, with net cargo of provisions, has again tailed to>day, and the public subscriptions for the relief of the sufferers are most ample. At the bead of these is the Court; besides the 20.000 florma given by the Emperor, there are from tke Empress 5.000 florins : and from the ...

... -rf. have received advices ftawa Lisbon, of the' 10th instant, by the Tagal steamer,' which arrived at Falmouth Saturday. the 4th her Most Faithftrf*Majesty Donna Maria accc|jt« ...

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... Mf [SREPREIRTA I0N R rESPrCTING THE I POOR-LAWV. To THE EDITOR OP THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Asasampleoftheeffectproduced in the minds of the ignorant poor by the vielent expressions and condiet of the opponents of the Poor-law Bill, I thought it worth while to note dowrn the following remarks made to me in the early part of last week, in conversation by a poor man in the parish of Sharples, ...

... Afr.SERGEANT TALFOURD'SCOPYRIGHT' BILL. I [FROM TnR SCOTSMAN.] The more minutely we have examined the spirit of this measure, the more fully are we convinced that it is fraught with evil, net only to society at large, but to that elass for whom the generous and pifflanthropic author of the measure is combating. The arguments which have been chiefly founded on by the learned gcentleman and his ...

... I THE IONINVAG CCFRONICLE. LONDON: THIIURS DAY, APRIL 12, laid. In noticing yesterday the refusal of the Court f Policy of Guiana to pass the bill submitted to ein by the Governor, for effecting a fair classi- 2otion of predial and non-predial apprentices, e observed that disappointment could only ensue on the entertainment of any expectation that e Colonial Legidlatures would concur in any ...

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