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... TILE STAGE COACHAAN. Have you ever studied the philosophy of his life! Is he not at the head or a rerobitionary movement, snit do not the means he employs to incite his bailers, cuntince you that be is an impetuous f a.-reiner ? Why ! I • ‘lesires no ...
... columns of 'Shipping Gazette' as evincing an mune- APRIL 22. 1 (.4 I to depart from the w s hril &ley with respect t o neutial' trade, `lot had given the cabinet credit. It certainly does seem to show a chaage of intent since the Prod/inimical was penned ...
... the debate be adjourned. Mr. T. Dugeonag seconded this motion, which after a discussion of considerable length, was negatived by 261 to 40. Mr. E. Dgalsos suggested that the general question had reached such a stage as to eall upon the government to declare ...
... curious mistake had been made on Thursday in passing unopposed through the second reading a bill of similar nature to the other. Ur Drummond, as promoter of the latter, bad moved the second reading of the former, being told that it was his bill. This naive ...
... APRIL 12, IM6. On Thesday and Wednesday last the friends of unscetarian odeeation, wet together at Bar or to con sides the Bost moans of increasing , the efficiency of the existing British Schools in North Wales, and of extending/ the facilities of education ...
... merchant, April 22. .1. Rowe. Hunter-street, Kent-road, baker, April 21. W. M. Duffield, Heavitree, Drvonshire, commission ogre', April 19. G. K. Kant, Taunton, Some.se , - shire, plumber, April 20. H. P tluitbnllr Warwiekshire, tallow chandler, ...
... equal fairness, apply the some remark to the opinions of the last speaker. Mr. R. M. Lloyd—l will second Ms. Hughes's proposition. Mr. W. Thomas—And I will second Mr. E. Roberts's amendment, that the resolution should not be disturbed. The Clinirinee—We ore ...
... partieipat-d, the motion was agreed to, and the bill was read a second time, and referred to • select committee. The Ese!esiastioal Estates Aggregate Corporation Dill was also read a second time, and referred to select committee. Their lordships adjourned ...
... Nu tcoi me to zo rd s Court Lest, Talybont, April 1843. be lauded free of expense at Melbourne Wharf. trusted or of its any physiological NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE, Whoa profess to be wiser than Lawn, we show Pelee 2a. in a foaled envelope through all ...
... peerage of Great Britain. He was born on the 26th April, 1811, being the son of the second marquis by the only daughter and b-ir the second Earl of Tyrconnell. He was married on the of June, 1842, to Louisa, second daughter sad 00-heir of of the late Lord Stnsrt ...
... at 11, April 15, ut half-past 1 - 2, at the Bankrupt.' Court. Newcastle-upon-Tyna. DIVIDENDS H. Thompson, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, tailor, April 15. 0. Purser, Derby, host nuinulacturer. April 15. Oldham, Laneasaire, bobbin manufacturer, April I. T. and ...
... 184.; ditto seconds, 13d. to 15d.; ghat India kips, 154 to 18d.; ditto seconds, 13d. to 15d.; diuo thirds, I Id. to 13d.; Spanish horse hides, without butts, It/. to 17d. per lb.; basil% Bs. to 16s. per doses. Leeds Pa./nig/a Fele, April 20.-The Dumber ...