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... LONDON, SATURDAY, FEB. In the House of Lords, yesterday, the Royal assent was given by commission to the Destitute Persons (Ireland) Bill. Lord Stanley, in conformity with his notice of the previous day, begged to ask whether it was the intention of the government to introduce any measures for their lordships' consideration before Easter, and whether it was likely that any bills would be sent ...
... inasmuch it has determined the Aldermen, though they will not be reformed by aid of the Common Council, to set about reforming themselves. Whatever the result may be, there seems to be more puerile jealousy than dignity in the motives which have determined the course they have taken. Some days ago, a special court, by a large majority, adopted a motion of Mr. Alderman Humphery's, that the ...
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... The Expreta packet, the arrival of which at Falmouth from America we announced on Saturday, brought Buenos Ayres papers, from which the following are extracts: (From the British Packet.) The Argentine government having transmitted to the House of Representatives a special message, accompanied by all the papers relating to the mission of Mr. Hood, that body has voted the following address to ...
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... a company for carrying on trade with the provinces adjacent to the mouths ol the Danube. Having no convenient seaports of their own, the heads of those firms turned their thoughts towards Antwerp, between which city and Cologne an unbroken line of railway exists ; and laid their plan before the leading merchants of the former place, as well before the Chamber of Commerce. The idea was judged ...
... Two-thirds of the members committee were protectionists; and, alter hearing a number of witnesses, they asked to be re-app«inted next session. Their request was granted, and at the close of the session 1840 they repeated their request to re-appointed. Something occurred to prevent this, and iu the interim a change has come over the mood of these eager investigators into the scope and tendency ...
... Contains, in addition to the news in the Morning Papers, a SUMMARY of the HOME and FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE which may arrive on the day. has the benefit of the Foreign Expresses, Correspondence, and other costly characteristics of a Morning Jonrnal. But the full and carefully prepared REPORTS of the MONEY, RAILWAY, PRODUCE, CORN, CATTLE, and other MARKETS arc the marking feature. Every ...
... Daily News Office, Thursday Morning. Parties in France are now involved in the dispute the personal question which has arisen out of the lately published between the British ynbass&dor and Lord Palmerston. The opposition at M. Guizot over the shoulders of Lords 'ilmerston and Normanby, take up the defence of latter and echo the sentiments of the English M*. The ministerial party, on the other ...
... Division on Mr. T. Dcncombk's motion for papers respecting the case of Daniel Tonor, late a labourer Woolwich Arsenal, which led to the adjournment of the house, members not being present.— Ayes, 11; Noes, 20. AYES. Blake, M. J. Collett, J. Thornely, T. tellers. Borthwick, P. Escott, B. Warburton, Hume, J. Brotr.erton, J. Gisborne, T. Yorke, H. R. Duncombe, T. Cabbell, B. B. Taylor, J. A. NOES ...
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