... of assertions relative to the Peninsular war contained in the ninth volume of Thiers Consulate and Empire. Falsehoods are exposed in admirable style. During 1849 four hundred and forty students entered at Oxford and three hundred and twenty-seven at Trinity ...

... existence appears, in this country, so little valued the assassin on the one band, and the apparent vengeance of the law, in faking the life of the murderer, on the other, appears to be too little thought of, so that the effect produced quite inefficacious ...

... present course of life? (Yes, yes, yes.; Then why not have the lodging-house system, the principal cause of all your misery, exposed A Voice—lf they shut up the lodging-houses, where are we to ? If a poor boy gets to the workhouse, he catches a fever, and ...

... time that day six months. Mr. Bainbs gave his sanction to the principle of the bill. Afar short discussion, in which Sir J. Faking* ton. Captain Bennkt, Mr. S. Adair, Mr. Dbbdki, Mr. Mr. Proort, Mr. Aglionby, Mr. Hbmlev, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Bright, and Sir ...

... but he skulks past all of _them in his _speech . _He _begins and _goes on by assuming the _self-obviously false iind often _exposed _predicate that tlio local _taxation is all paid by _the classes _connected with _the soil of England ; _and tlicii , ...

... Paris and Strusburg Util way comprised between Strasbnrg and Hommertou, Len. ( asteluitie left Paris ycatenlay for Bordeaux to fake command of the army that district „ „ _ ~ | ■ ■ j . -''‘Jg— 'HBEATE.NED IS LIMEBICK —StIICO Kadnobshike County Court.—Some ...

... second lime and ordeie.l committed. Uenetices in Flurality Bill was also remla lime. LARCENY SUMMARY JURISDICTION RILL JOHN FAKING lUN moved the second reading ot this bill, Mr. M-CULLAGH stated that it had been his intentiim tc move that the bill should ...

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... Hedley, draper, Union-street, North Shields,on the 6th of January last. Mr. Selby stated the case. Mr. Hedley in the habit of exposing articles at his shop door. morning of the day in question one of his apprentices hung out the waistcoat with other articles ...

... committed them both for trial.' A JR %LOEB HEMS 011).—A victim to the horrors of the green - eyed =neater. in the person of Mr. Fake, landlord of the White Swan public-house. Saint Paul's, was brought before the magistrates by a lodger name I assaul tin gßoyer ...

... differences between Anglicanism and nomanism are fundamental. Both cannot be Christianity. If the one be true, the other must be fake, and what is false cannot be Christianity, and ought not to be so called. But it is not merely as a system of false religion ...

... bang up, or otherwise expose Sale any Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Matter or Thing whatsoever, so that the same shall project into or over sny Footway, or beyond the Line pf any House, Shop, or Building, the same so shall be exposed to obstruct or ipeommode ...