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... Tl The only business transacted in the Lords on r.t; Thursday and Friday, beyond the mere reception of' 010 petitions, was the second reading of a bill to remove fhe, certain doubts as to the duties of overseers in cities nany ar~d boroughs.-n Monday as the arae eahi dearth of occupation, only one bill, namely that to lnT secure the inspection of such pauper asylums as that lianr of Tooting, ...
... General weekly average price of Grain for the six weeks ending Maroh 8,1849 :-Wlieat, 45o. 10d.; Barley, 29s. 8d.; Oats,17s. 2d.; Rye, 27s. 8d.; Beans, 30s. 5d.; Pease, 33s. Id. The duties on Foreign grain of allsorts nre is. perquarter. The averag pricesat tho same tiielastyear, were-Wheat,50s. lOd.; Barley,303. ld.; Oats, 2ls. 9d.; Rye, 3is. Id.; Boans, a1s. A]d.; Pease, 42s. ad. The average ...
... The report of the General Board of Health for Thurs- day includes 7 cases in London and the vicinit; * 2 reco- rae ver3e3 at Glasgow; 2 cases and 2 recoveries at Kilbirnie; re 7 cases 1 death, alnd 5 recoveries at R ccarton , and I case and 1 death at Kinnaird. For Friday, 1 ciee and 3 d, deaths in London; 2 cases at Norham ; i case and I recovery atGlasgow; 2 eaesaad I recoveryat Kilbirnie; I ...
... MISCELLANEj5i. d HAT, THE CHURcH CAN, Do.-Lord Ashley con. eluded hie eloquent speech in the Hionif poztloinsan Thuiraday, is follows :-The vhloie ?? -Of parishes i 0 England, W it o ?? iol 001 llailedfltg'14,000 eacis was 279.', Calculating, then.: thit 99 addlt1os of 500 elergymen ~r~an4,~caionend. th p~ae~~osthen ofC and~up.in 'asumat 3assea'ag.ttd Joe stba sarelyth neras inctos %ur~ebia) b ...
... letter published the litjnnttr this day. It is another proof the unscrupulous and disgraceful conduct which the Whig-radicals practice towards Mr. Mundy: .March Itith. lO THE EliirOK 1H ASH L'HHoMllt Sir, My attention has this day been called to ali tter your paper of last week, signed Enquirer, intimating that some months ago report was current hit neighbourhood, that Mr. Mundy, Markeaton, ...
... ?? Taut BEAITY.- Virtue (says Lord Bacon) is like a rich stone, best, plainly set. That is the best part of beauty which a picture cannot express. Beauty is as summer fruits, which ate very easy to corrupt, and ?? list. STANDARD OF EXcELENct.-The true way to excel in any work; is to propose the brightest and most perfect example for our imitation. We must improve by the attempt, even though ...
... )Ve have never been slow to praise the Swedish Nightingale. The new Queen of Song has had all tle homage we can pay to her as a mortal, for she is but human after all. She sings very like an angel, no doaabt, and has other heavenly attributes; but there is something incomprehensible about her just norw. What is she going to do in the way of singing ? is the general question, and we do not see ...
... I IMPERIAL P.4RLIAMENT. 0 HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRiWAY, MARCHS 2. a DUBLIN IMPROVEMENT BILLS. !r Mr. J. REYNOLDS moved the second reading .of the a Dubhn corporation waterworks bilL. ` a Mr. GROGAN moved, as an amietdment, thatfthe secohd y reading be postponed till the 13th of March, when the Dublin le consolidation, improvement, waterworks,, and sewees till if would be proposad to be read a ...
... I ued The following is from the iffors'ing Chronicle, which is re, known to be the organ of the younger section of the politi- ing cians who adhere to Sir Robert Peel. The Chronicle proba- m; blY sympathises with Sir Robert, and is more identified with 'ell his policy than any other journal in England-so mnich so, e15 that it may be almost called the ofgan of his opinions. Out he readers may ...
... IRISH WASTE LAND IDIPROVEMfENT SOCIETY. 0nTues.av, h'e' 'half VearTy meeting -f this Society took place at t :in, Iledd, foalte; it ?? Ienthcoate, Esq., M.,t in thn chair. ' Thie. Secs'etai r~ead the general report, wvith w.hich'. was 'sihcorpbrate'that of Colone Robinsoln, the managing director. It stated that the directors regretted thediscourginig circtlm- stances under '*hich 'thiey ...
... GERIMANY. P'iUS lA,51. ...
... The negociations between Lord Palmerston and M. Mon for a restoration of good this country and Spain are, we hear, so tar advanced as to lead to the expectation of a satisfactory conclusion in the course of a few days. Lord How- den ill, it is stated, be he new representatire of the British government. # Jenny roZ^ 8t Sl,re™bury with her usual Squished audience. W88 crowded t0 overflowing by ...