... of tid. it the pouted be nowv graiteo; thec sallo to be paid in at the Easter Session. s w The commnittee further recorniytiided that ati allow- apce of 3. lOs. per quarter, to rise superilitottdett of L ithe Isle of Wj\igllt police, as long as the Nesvport ...

... measure removed. Should the Court approve of this suggestion, they recommend that the sale the old Gaol postponed until the next Easter Sessions, and that the services of James Coward, and Maria, his wile, the superannuated turnkey and matron, at present residing ...

... emigrants; and therefore tnenseof soeh Society the Colonial Church Society one. Emigration lessened competiiion; S??* consequently rise. The men who .r ...

... grain which the warehouses are pouring forth, there is no need of fresh importations for some time to come, to prevent prices rising. When the weather will allow importation from the Baltic to resumed, there every probability, indeed, of prices falling still ...

... again. Sweet emblem! true of that bless'd state Discerned by faith beyond the tomb. When opening wide its marblo gate, Man rising quits the awful gloom. Tho' long dishonoured in the dust, The mouldering form in silence laid, Ascending now with all the ...

... decoration of the new House of Lards was removed. The new House Commons will not be ready for the members until after the Easter recess. The admission of the public to view the Howse of Lords will recommence on Saturday, the lad of S'ebe, by tickets, ...

... are strong hopes that he will speedily recover. The new House of Commons will not be ready for the members until after the Easter recess. The admission of the public to view the House of Lords will recommence on Saturday, the 2d of February, tickets, to ...

... be inspected without being handled. Mev Voteaxors of tx imes, on the margin of the swamps, the moistened Seen to blister and rise slowly in a kind of then Violent noise, like the outbreak of a small mad volear up earth is cast up high into the air. The ...

... was dull at Valparaiso, and the Indians were reported to have risen, threatening the j>eace of Valdivia. It was rumoured the rising would be put down troops from the Government of Chili. Trinidad accounts are favourable, crops promising. Early on Saturday ...

... much as a l ,n a ay. Wirth this hirghs Ii feeding they are sooii fit for the maiket. being really to lie h1 disposed of at Easter and the month following, and then 'I bringing', onl anr average, 30s. echl. The lambs thus early le removed the ewves al-c ...

... ail immersed. The o officers | and two other officers were among the number. Persons were drowned, viz., a midshipman and Easter | sailors. The accident was seen from several quarte zes, and | busts from her Majesty's revenue cutter, and a sma of an ad- ...

... places being several feet deep. At Baokside, near Barclay’s brewhouse, the thoroughfares were under water, in some places rising the horses’ bellies. At Bermondsey 'and Rotherlutbe vast amount damage has been done, but many of the granary-keepers having ...