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... whereby up- wards of 120 poor families were plentifully suppled with Christmas beef, who had otherwise no means of obtaining it. It is with pleasure we announce that on Christmas day, Osborne Bateman, Esq., with feelings of benevolence, distributed beef ...
... conk. sisting of 2000 persons, was held at Pre-ton, in the I len. ide in did rooms of a new Spinning mill belonging to slessrs. tar of Horrocks and Co., on Christmas Day. The following !d by was the bill of fatre .-863lbs. rich currant bread, 2l0tbgh. rayed ...
... pieces and transported to New Zealand, where, when set a up, it will formn the Government House of the Colony, anidI will be first inhabited by Captain llobson, R.N. who was sent out some months since as British Resident, in New to Zealand. The house has ...
... JOURNEYMAN.-Our once-was good old Tory of the Birmninlhamn Journal, in his last article, reminds his readers that Christmas week is a poor one for news. But we can see that there is a lively scent of roast.beef and plun?. pudding in his nose, and his rapid veering ...
... be- half of these excellent institutions.-Ibid. SOIREE TO THE SAIsRlATE SCHOOL CHILDREN OF Nnw TOWNARIDS ON NEW-YEAR'S DAY.-On the evening of New-Year's Day, the teachers and friends of Sabbath-- School instruction, gave a soiree to the children under their ...
... States, the corporations have decided to act in thel. new elections upon an uniform preconcerted plan. Th~ey will all proceed to chooss deputies, but will give then in- structions not to vote for the new constitution veitheut stipulating-first, that the plan ...
... other nations have found means of supplying themselves, they look for succour in a Repeal of the Corn Laws, instead of opening new markets for the produce of their looms in the inexhaustible field of our co- lonial possessions, in which they will have no ...
... Perfumery London Perftmer,. warrmiled gonuino frtM from tbn mv.ral Ptopnrlora. Ordeta hr Poat. coolalalnf Remltlanee an Order foe Payment in London, punclunlly attended to. and Change (if any) will be returned in the Parcel. or sent to any Part of London without ...
... Brougham then went on to comfort the Lords tith e assurance that no meeting for the repeal of the Corn Laws could be held in London, Southwark, or Westminster, as the Chartists would rush in with their wild resolutions. All this must have wonderfully delighted ...
... JOH N RUSSELL, in answer to Mr. Butller, announced the intention of proposing this year a law for settling the government of New South Wales and Van Diemanm's Land for ten years. VAt3RANCY.-Mr. PIGOT announced the intention of the (tovernutent to introduce ...
... distinction. DEPARIsTURE or rue LteGRAT WESTERN.-hrie Great Westsrn, which since Christmas has undergone a state of complete repair and been refitted, sailed on [hurs. day evenieg for New York. She carried with ter 76 passengers, among whom is Prince Joseph Lucien ...
... COMMONS. The Specalrr took tle caiier before tour o'clock. NEW 11MlitERS. Colonel Rtwdon, the new0 mlein b.r tor Armagh; Sir A. Grant, the new reellblr bor C iubridge; unit .3 r. Ii.;tleld, ithe new uecalber far Ludlow, touk the oa-hs and their seate. CORN-LAWS ...