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... ORE PATRONAGE. I pioUs and exemplary Bishop of St. David's has ftS rnroned from this world of sin and trouble; and be o'3r mitre is placed at the disposal of ministers. Sir ST1 IIE WOULFE, Lord Chief Baron of Ireland,- ' ;rst FIoman Catholic lawyer promoted to the bench aftr the passing of the Roman Catholic relief bill, in 1829, a~hO has been long indisposed, died at Baden Baden, oin c 2nd ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TB.A IYim RIVIEW THE PAST WEV;K.i {JDt I pFrom Ri.lr --d . u. .. rFrOm Bell's Weekly Meisengr 0~b Jaw 27) The soft state of the weather hat co ntinued the condition of the new wheat, which checks the demand, for our mijy lers can freely as they would, and thus th ey requi e8G proportion of foreign, buying oalily to supPI immediate wants. At Monday'd market the ber samples ...
... ,*othlanb. r A summons has been served, at the in- 1, stance of the Earl of Kianoul, and the Rev. Mr. Young, on the Rev. Mr. Ferguson and others, mem- bers of the Presbytery of Auchterarder,, for £5.000 in name of damages and in reparation of the wrong e done to, and injury and damage sustained by, the FJarl r of Kinnoul, in respect of the illegal refusal of the t defenders to take trial of ...
... I Steamn Vacets from an tn s)uII. 'ERP~EENFrom li1ifl a lp 'lERpEtiN From llull -e'ry Saturday from Aherdect every Wedneaday. oerSaturay fromA e 1ARTON Po HullI every edan (exept Sunday, , at even. twolve,and !our O'clockt firom Barv.t ,,r atin . ltutr past one, and half-past six o'clock. Oni Sundays front 1Ii a s elelt iln the morninz; the remain or pallgee t s.a,,.'ve ...
... A Mr. Jones, a barrister, was fined at Hereford, by the magistrates, during the assizes, for removing a bell, pull. At a public meeting at Newcastle, held on the 20th inst., it was resolved to open a subscription for the purpose of erecting a monument to the Earl of Durham. Viscount Andover, the Whig member for Malmesbury, has had presented to him, by her Majesty, ten couples of beagles. ...
... facetiff. AN INFALLIBLEr RECIr>E TO MAKE A RADICAL IN FORTY- e EIGHT Houts.-Take of the root of hypocrisy and the r root of pride three handfuls ; of ambition and vain glory two ounces: pound them in the mortar of faction and dis- e cord, after which boil them in-three quarts of dissembling e tea over the fire of treachery till you perceive the scum of n falsehood swim at the top; then strain ...
... - rble W-b-ItIl iontiftm -1 HULL, FRIDAY, DIECEMBER 11, 1840'. PARLIAMENT. PARLIAMENT is to meet for despatch of business, on the 26th of January. A proclamation to that effect was agreed to at the meeting of the Privy Council on Tuesday, which meeting her Majesty wvas well enough, we are happy to say, to attend. PAYMENTS TO THE HOSPITALS. ITv will be seen, by our report of the proceedings of ...
... IRISH MUNICIPAL REFORMI BILL. g A Public niqetiug of the Inhabitants wns hold yesterday in tha ir Sesn-sue ?? VlsEvq. the fssyvr; in the choir, to consider thu pfopriety oif petit onling Parliamont In favurn of the bill for reforming Mbivicipal Corporations fin lre. :o with at relpi~i.tlonl very nunteroust~ end respectab ly usirned, and SincludIng the nakmes of almost ulg te liberal members Df ...
... THE REFORM ACT.-WHIGS v. TORIES. y. The simple-minded amongst the Reformers, as well as R the timid and the time-serving, who would fiain recun- he cile private interests with public duty, are apt, the one rr- class to believe, and the other to say, that there is some- Er. thing in the specious but most unfounded assertion, that by it matters not whether we have al Liberal or a Tory id, ...
... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1840. MECHIANICS' AND AP1'RENTZCES' LIBRARY.-We beg to call the attention of the subscribers to the meeting next I nnxr nC *>A ala-AA t M onday, at the Clarendon-rooms, when a satisfactory I led rport of the condition of this useful library will be laid was before them. I 'en- |SPRING CIRCUITS OF THE YVDGES. th! lNorthern.-Mr. Justice Coleridge, and Mr. Jestice ...
... *eSJLUB POPULr LEK SUPREMA. le - I FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, ]840. Iy .-x I Mrs iee If our intention had not been baffled by the arrival o the the American President' Message, we should have de ore voted acolumn or two of our journal to this most moment 'Om ous subject, and we should have availed ourselves of thi and k- portunit to recommend the article in the last numbe of,| the Edinbmrgh }Reve, ...
... LORD BROUGHAM'S SPEECH OX THS4-- -.-ADDRESS. The speech of lerd Brougbam, on the.openin gofthess-1 it r sion, was, Ps the editor of the Examinem has observed, -de i a tnnlibus rebug, and, for our own paltetlvtwercon1ess we cnn-. 'a not'fully;comprehend the drift of tbe pe'aker, ?? It Wold, fod appear, however, theitt his Lordship' is noiv an advocate so for liveisal su~fi e,'aida~scrihesthe;' ...