... and the numbers were For the amendment . Majority The clause then apreetl to. Clauses up were also agreed to, Upou clause 8 being put, Captain Pvchell remonstrated against an additional tax on windows. The working classes would Ire very seriously affected it. The hon and gallant member proposed to insert after the word “force,” the words ** save and except any such assessment for windows.’* ...

... Countess of Falmouth, Earl and i JU 1 nte *i Mount Edgscumbe, Baroness Le Despencer, i n m-airer La«ly * na t e I,on - ?? Vivian i Lord and ! J ay Jemima Eliot, Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Rashleigh, gfa 'tleury aud Miss Hardinge, Sec. \\e learn that Sir Cliarles Lemon of Carclew, in the ronnty of Cornwall, Baronet M.l\, ?? Sec Sec. Sec. I «. just been ap| ointe-el Grand Master of the ancient and ...

... 1 1 ?? COB CrEaLS nt tJTJBSTS. I ne ?? ?? have barn beM before J* ,_T JfT Ree.. since onr last re pert, Oa Th-nday feet* T^remeu. or. tho bedy of Msiwefli %Taren«, Seed r tr. The rieeeased was til Mm ou a low ttool before -frein her feihert r»ooee. Making at a ante place she 2 ...

... The Anniversary Meeting of this useful and flourishing Society, was held en Whitraonday. At about half past ten, tiie members assembled in large number, at the St Mary's School Room, and shortly afterwards, walked in procession to St. Mary's Church, accompanied by seve- ral of the honorary members.including the clergymen of fit. Mary's, Kenwyn, St Clements, ek Kea. The procession was preceded ...

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... . J FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1846. The Factory Bill, limiting the time of actual labor to ten hours in the day, is postponed ; for a defeat by a majority of no more than ten in a fall House, though the Government and the League put forth all their strength against it, is only a postporement. Tbat great question therefore, which rests upon policy as well as humanity, which the rate Sir Robert Peel, the ...

... Saturday, April 24. — Arrived, the Pandora, Lieut. Innes R- N ., with mails and passengers from Mexico— When the packet left Tampico, a revolution was hourly expected. The town was full of soldiers in a starving state, and nearly naked. A conducts had arrived with 800,000 dollars, 330,000 of wbicb have been brought home in the Pandora. Sunday. 2a — Arrived, the Tagus, steamer, Me. Leod, witb ...

... FA -.MOOT*. -.-at —Her Msjestyls Birthday .w r ?? '!SS'm« rejaWnga. At mid. salute, the ?? *■ rlffi* darted Lhessiw*w»f«*^ t r_- la tbe evening. Cant. r**k*di_ ?? ?? Qgiamn at diuoar. The 11 ? ArrilWrTdined tojrether at St* Pg-mJ^S cb-ir ;^nd there ?? 1 '^SrS^SUe^ King* Arm. lon ...

... ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF CORNWALL. This Society held aa extra meeting on Friday last, at ' the Assembly Room, Traro, for the exhibition of Gera- niums aad Roses. This is the second season in which an ' exhibidon, solely of three two classes of flowers, has been held under tbe auspices of the society ; snd in each in- stance, the result has fully warranted the propriety of auch an ...

... — The following inquests have been held before W. Hichens, Esq., ?? Friday week, in the parish of Morvah, on tbe body of William Bddy, lun.,aged 15 years, who accidentally foil from the 100 to the 160 fathom level, whilst employed at Buscaswell Downs mine, in St. Just, in rolling tin stuff from an inner part of the level to the shaft, for the purpose of being drawn to the surface. The deeeased ...

... Uieir yn erbyny Byd— 'truth against all tlie World Friday a December 81* The Earl of Falmouth is dead ! The Conserva- tives have lost a leader od whose wisdom and firm- ness, they could place unbounded trust. The County has lost a nobleman always ready to take that pro- minent place which became his station, and zealous to promote its interests with all the influence of high rank, and all the ...

... Friday, October 15. Parliament was prorogued by commission oa Thursday the 7th inst- to the 11th of November, when, it is generally believed, a further prorogation will take place to February. It will be seen by the Queen's Speech, that the financial affairs of the kingdom will, immediately on the re-assembling of Parliament, be brought under consideration, and that those measures will be ...