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... April 1818 after 24 years’ service he tiered life” From the summit of this which is elegantly finished with scrollwork silver rises second and triangular base on the are incribed the names of the battles or are borne upon the regimental colours re Vimeira ...
... persons to hold that office, inasmuch as they had been elected under Sturges Bourne's act, and that the meeting adjourn, to Easter Tuesday, then to re-assemble in the Old Church. He spoke at great length, but in the midst of the greatest commotion, uproar ...
... airing ; and the is flues, having unfortunately beceme over-heated, were mu La the cause of the outbreak. On the domestics rising as at the usual hour in the morning, a strong smell, as of Ba something burning, was noticed, and on the drawing- art rey ...
... said that for persons eminent other | science, and art. 1y The vew House of Commons will not be read members until after the Easter recess. ys The Enterprise, Collinson, CB, and In gator, sailed from on Sunday week, on their interesting nine am. Protectionist ...
... of the Stockport after collections were made amounting made a declaration on Friday Carlisle though should not permanently rise I consent to depart from present suppose his declaration is to settle the of Equity Proceedings Bethell address on behalf of ...
... *f cheaply Mit could bo procured. But tax that food, and would again responsible for whatever suffering from any accidental rise or course of seasons, the a 'ed for that It was wiser not to run results to h tents which might arise, and the awful to English ...
... Concern.) High Street, Maryport, Feb. lst, 1850. NEWCASTLE EASTER WRESTLING. EIGHTY POUNDS will be given to be contended for, in the New Wrestling Ground, near the Infirmary, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, on EASTER MONDAY and TUESDAY, April 1 & 2, 1850. £30 to be Wrestled ...
... Moniteur announces that the tree of liberty in the Carré St Martin, and that of the Porte St. Martin, having during Tuesday given rise to tumultuous manifestations, have been cut dewn. The tunmultuons manifestations mentioned in the Moniteur were the assemblage ...
... said that a bill for a national registration of births, deaths, and marriages in Ireland, would, he heped, be ready bfore Easter. Sir WILLIAM SOMERVILLE stated (in answer to Lord Castlereagh) that on the 18th instant government would introduce a bill ...
... abandonment of the whole or part of a railway, and which does not relate to other objects, be read a second time till after Easter. Speaking of the President of the Board of Trade, considerable surprise is manifested in the city to-day at the unusual delay ...
... two o’clock Mr C Lewis moved that no bill for continuing or amending any Turnpike Act should be read a second time before Easter Agreed to COUNTY RATES AND EXPENDITURE BILL Mr M Gibson in moving the second reading of this Bill said it was unnecessary ...
... conclusive. Only halfan hour before the division Mr. Cobden said :— that the occasion has not been afforded us 0! “I do not rise to make a speech, but to ex: i ress my regret question which it was expected would have discussing the been raised to night ...