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... Cucumbers. For the beat Brace, to Thoa. Greg, Eaq , Rallymenoch ; gardener, John Turnbull. Second ditto, Mr. L. Hume. Peas. For the beat Pint, to J. G. Uichard*on. Eaq , Glenmore; gardener, George Crouch. Second ditto, J. Roomer, Eaq. Asparagus. —For the heat Fifty, to John Miller, Eaq., Comber; gardener, Patrick Morgan. Second ditto, to Mr. L. Hume. Cauliflowess. —For the heat Three, Wm. S. ...
... thin:.' marriage should take l.lacc, in n,c the master .vnld separate them, and send one ol tin away 1,5P0 miles from the other. Think the of such a State of society in land professing he t,nnstianiaed—in a land of B.hie., Churches. where one-aiith of the population were unehruUuueO.- That tact was not mere tochteot in the system, but mgretUent iu it. Let them abolUh it, slarcry wouU not «i« ...
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... of the Church of Scotland to ponder upon the following words of Sir James Graham, when replying to Sir A. L. Hay .. it VM tl.e firm convicMon lu r Maj.-sly Government. . he h» mm»t, in ihe firs* obeyed. 1* w«« rim retoluiioH her M-jestv’* steadily upon .ha. principl' , and .iU.ou. viol. nee. but w..b dttermimution to insist obedience .he law. Honourable and Gallant Offie. r had made anoiher ...
... Match 26, 1840. Mon«L Tue*. iHefl. 9» | i'bura. * rtd»y \ 91 ' 180 3 *. Com. j>u*rk Roduc*^..- l>o. N«W. 3* Cent. J>«bs Stock Canal Stock Go. Canal Stock. U\ l C. D. Ct. Gd. C. P. 4p. Ct. Hibernian Bank Mining C.of Ireld. DubUnßailroad.. UUter Railroad 1 Rural Bank »' Patriotic I a.Cutnp. In. Cc. .. Cltf lUh ...
... vaccination. The Bill was read first time—Adjourned. Friday, March 13. The LORD CHANCELLOR laid the table Bill for reforming the Court of Chancery, which was read a first lime. Adjourned. ...
... sir Herbert Jenner of the pa going orer the material facts in the case, J , g heW, that the eontioot and beh.rtour of the Le*rnea Lockwood, on »e»er*l occasions*“aowPaitod to legal cruelty. The alleged lerity m. ‘f the .its would not jost.f, the erne conduct -hich the husband had pursued. had been clearly estjt'hshed that l.sdy Julia bad been ,11-treated her busband. Teoglh, especially, ...
... Sir G. CLERK *aid, held his hand address to the electors and non-electors of Cockermouth, signed •• Edward Horsman/’and dated London, May the ItHh.** Sir, 1 wish tl call the attention of the House the terms of that address. It commences as follows;— •* Gentlmien. I have been offered liio appointment of a Lord the Treasury and, from the manner in which offer made, I have fell it duty to accept ...
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... SALE THIS DAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK. AUCTION OF J CEMKIHT 4l \ B XS'mKll, To Close a Consignment. I THE SUBSCRIBERS will Sell by AUCffION, at their STORES, 29, WARING-STREET, Thia Day (TUESDAY), the 3lsr ins*., ONE o’clock, Barrels Best English Manufactured ROMAN CEMENT; and 30 Do. finest quality ALABASTER, criler to close a Consignment. H. & W. M‘NEILL. H. C. CLARKE, Auctioneer. Belfist, 31st ...
... ou cipcdient of altering taxes. He (Lord p- at. in concluaion. that, if they had ** bound which hi* Noble friend seemed think ih»*r pursue, they would bate ~ J . would have deceived the people ; and that was the verv la.t thing of which a Governmee i • >• , ,7 . . . i i TON could not allow the Ihe Duke of . the Noble Viscount conversation to close. • • K lo his thanks for the sugge' .i., ii,.. ...