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... I Weekly Half Yearly n ' __ Rceipts Receipts , . Thbs Came SO far Samc I t E ?? ?? Week, i81D. 1840.3 84i8. | a therdeen ?? 61 417 ?? __ ltelfaeo& Ballymena ..418 308 ..w > 201. Birk'head, Lao. & Ches. 388 70 . .. 02 Iri~stol and Exelter York, 2080 3 laledenian . 0401 ?? 160 re1220 Chcestcr & Hoiyhead,. ?? 1°152 18047 1 697 1210 i0o Dublin & ?? 801 688 87.. . Dublin & Olingetown . 8 69 8'64 . ...
... Lf i~cat la 4teig'frce. ACCIDENT ONt TtIM RtlVIMtt-t11 luesday aftcrnoon a scrious collis on to. k placo on the river between twao terry bootri. It pop:!!rr that tl e Qaecn, Woodside stceamnr, leit the JIostling ctoac Pit halt past two o'clock, along wits he o'alvr boo i;. The Fa iny, of Biikanhead was crmutg dow- the river. thie tide beaig strong f bb al the nime ;IIl at oeute tfe F lnny ...
... The season is suggestive of question :-HoW I ar stands the Europe of 1850 P In any coup d'wil bi at the general position of European politics, our th attention is naturally first attracted to our home th prospects. And here, if the vista, in the year upon la: which we this day enter, fail to reflect the sunnv to hues of an unmixed prosperity, it is, at least, un- ca dimmed and undarkened by ...
... CIRCULATION OF THE SCOTCH BANI(S. AD AcCount, pur suant to the Act 8 anjd 9 Vict.. cap. 3R, of the Amount of Bank Ntotee &onthorised by law to be issued by the eoverrtl Banks of Isse in Seotland, and the average Analunt of K3ank Notes in circolation, andof Coin held. daring the four weeks ending Saturday the 29zh day of Dc. 1849k ;6 Name and Title as setforth in S3 c License. cr to c cp,^ Y o ...
... A public meeting was hold on Monday, in the great room of tile London 'l evern, for the purpose of receiving the report of the council of the National Reform Association. The room was crowded long before the chairman of the day, Sir Joshua Walmhley, M.P., the president of the association, took his seat on the platform. Among those present were B. ?? Willcox, Esq., M.P.. Arthur Anderson, Esq., ...
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... -- M. HUDSON'S LETTER. The love of fair play is, generally speaking, our national characteristic. In England it is our pride and boast that no man can be condemned unheard: it is the law of the land, based on Christianity, the ground of reason, and the eternal principles of justice and humanity. At times, however, we depart from this golden rule-such as in those of religious or political ...
... SYNO0PSIS. I THE British Museum closed on Monday afternoon for the purpose of cleansing &c., and will be reopened to the public on Wednesday, the 9th inst. The total number of visitors to the Museum, from Wednesday week until Monday inclusive, was 41,947. LONGEVITY AT THE ISLE OF -MAN. - An aunt, an uncle, and a niece dined together in Athol-street, Douglas, on Christmas.day, and their united ...
... THE CAME LAWS. As the Game Law question will, we are told, come again before Parliament this year, we are induced to extract from a letter which appeared in the morning papers, and signed WnLLAM CRAW- SifAy. This gentleman's remarks, we think, put the subject in the only light in which it can fairly be used. He says:- The present extent of law as to game, if I understand it correctly, is ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-I take the liberty of addressing you relative to an accusation in your paper of last Sunday, wherein I am stated as wishing to blacken the character of another man, or the purpose of polishin t my own. I feel somewhat chagrined that such an article should have emanated from the editorial We, as it savours (in my opinion) of an illiberality which does not ...
... P.UVATE COI{[ESPONDENTCE: P4'NffVAT.&E CORRlKESPLONDENCtSE.: (From our Specit/ Co; respondenct.> LONDON. TuESDAY EVENING. Although we are so near the opening of the session the Protectionists are as ripe for agitation as if tiryv were be- s ginning the campaign, The signal defeat at Bledford has Ihad no influence with thens, they still persevere in their senseless cry svith tbe expectation of ...
... EDIN1BURGH GAZETTE, Join>; ?itS:YX54-Iv; ight, St ' iiscat Strect, ii~burgh-Credi- tots nt-v cit DowXc S (,iso' - !e Ctroot the c,. 2ith January ant ?? Pt'-1rua i tV, wo o-cioc': ccc~~sX l! it3'. ' Co w-ol Epi-i-ers in Aberdceen, ande | at I icat-a-kVh, Ctizill; (Iot Aberdee-:- 'Irc .itfl,fn t tI tl i't,1y0 A rtti Not'trn,2ttc Jauarr and. IC'I Pe'vtiunr, 1 xct xct' alt'i 1i Iccicc : l ?? i ;,1 ...