... THE NOKTIIEKN WHIG, ArTUE 5. 1845 iluitrii Davliamrnt. HOUSE OE COMMONS. Tuesday, April 1. A Nfvinr.R of petitions were presented, among which were several against any increased grant the College of.May nooth. The Earl of LINCOLN gave notice, that, on ...

... SOCIALIST 001PEIRSIMBNT OFFICSR. Lard ASHLEY gave entice that on Thurodi,, the 6th M February, he should mote That an humble address be presented to her Majesty praying that her Majesty be graciuusly pleased. to give directions that the up. pmatment ...

... will be e ibs then @ whole yond and The Contractors will be paul weeily by tbe 1 hike a. Lenders with the Samples of of the Artu a that of thereof, to be semt to the Workbowsr, by o vet thir the vist matent, (frew of ) beery ( omtractor will be required ...

... Hamburg COASTERS. Pee Royal, Pinch, Entered in [this day] front Wanderer, Uoakin, Dunkirk Diamond, Teddy, Cardiff Miranda, ArtU, Malaga London Merehent, Straneck Angnstine, Treboit, Harre Newcastle lilixe Robaon. Taylor Foyle, Fowler, Hall Capo Good Hope ...

... arm, the inflammatory symptoms did not reach any alarming extent. Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, throug* the Hon. William Ashley, has made a donation of 10/. toward' the erection of a national school Normanby, near Cleveland' The Benchers have decided ...

... dinfance about three i diapu’ea to ee led ihr hra!; lioiaca’ »Ee« etore t e ei April, at tl declared at tl.e time of tanu fi)AUL ASHLEY lion lloom«, ami'he publ»c, lor the EPS DERBY, Kirtt pr.« ..mn.- hoTvea, e« The i« t»e Ua:>o«itei the to added t mat. Seventh ...

... —Agreed to. On the motion of Mr. J. O'Connell, at was ordered thnt Mr. Blake be discharged from the custody of Sergeant-at-Artus, after some remark's from Lord G. Somerset, that members who failed to attend to their duty on election committees should be ...

... G Baker, Newport, grocer-March 21, J Lea. Cheltenham, bricktnaker-March 17, T Richmond, Peterborough. builder- March 17, J Artus, London, cigar importer-March 17, W II Stray. Lambeth-walk, hat-manufacturer-March 1 7 , J Clarke, Paddington, job-master-March ...

... Lord Ashley's collection exaggerations. Ile defended the character Mr. Ashworth, and controverted Lord Ashley's allegations, especially respecting the distances which the spinners have tens ern. Not only were lite statements foenished to Lord Ashley false ...

... 0 Baker, Newport. grocer—March 21, J Lea, Cheltenham, brickmaker—March 17, T Richmond, Peterborough. builder— March 17, J Artus, London, cigar importer—March 17, W II Stray, Lambeth• walk, hat-manufacturer—March 17, J Clarke, Paddington, job-master—Mai ...

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... during the performance Divine service. The following handbill was immediately issued: “The Rev. W. Selwyn and the Rev. John Ashley, on behalf of the Dean and Chapter of Ely, present their best thanks to the inhabitants of the city ot Ely, male and female ...