... same time—namely, ten minutes to a qu The aceounts from Manchester, W anc Wigan, and Preston, give similar acco) it seems to have been more severely fel an | — pretty sharp shock of an eart distinetly felt in this city, by great numbers o about seven minutes past one, this (Friday) mo veral persons were roused from their beds by were two vibrations; and the effect wasas ofsom body falling upon ...

... Gray than lam to Bradford Stewart. • ™ rot afraid of gla.a of whi.key, nor war, ' don’t take any thing now, nor never did, more proper. There -ere a pood many c.ltle and P'°P>' P° the road. 1 not at the Coroner a inqueat. .mined at .he Srat trial, when Mr. Gray •' ...

... larger than in most of the Continental countries. imposition of general taxes, the agriculturists had cor contrived to get special exemptions, as upon proba legacy duties, and even the minor items of farm se husbandry horses, sheep-dogs, and so on. Thus, het he had made out his own case; but how was such a. be gainsaid by the amendment of which Mr. Bao given notice, for an examination into the ...