... mentioned Company was emratred in shuntimr small ihe wea ther has, during the greater part of tho week, been Should refuse to allow pensions PaP®!- 10 wooden-money Parliament would of that the unfortunate gentleman was no more, but that his body ,-11. • ...

... Skinner termed his diocese. The bishop appealed to the House of Lords against the decision of the Court of Session in Scotland, allowing that such an action lay, but the appeal was withdrawn on Friday last, with consent of Sir William Dunbar, Bishop Skinner ...

... did not; but there majority in favour of their same time, Mr. that whatever the board 2d, thet be by a majority, circu! will allow, in hee t, by suitable ar- times upon rangements, like those a railway, when the trains were run, be made to fall as lightly ...

... to advance the rebels 1,000,000 dole. in aid of the project. A treaty of alliance was then to be made with Great Britain, allowing all her claims to the Mosquito Territory, and pledging Honduras to cede no part of her dominions to any other power than ...

... requesting that juniper berries may be ' allowed to be landed thereat, on importation from foreign parts, permission has been granted fur the privilege of landing the articles as requested to be in future allowed. GIMVA:s4—FATAL ACCIDENT.--On Friday last ...

... Adams would not give in. resolved that when she saw i raddles (whom I had entrusted with the jp they would not allow him to speak, would allow no one else, license) for it. she almost tainted having been convinced Meanwhile poor Feargus sat on the right ...

... any import.-.nee which can said ayainft it. and several tilings can certainly Ik* said in its favour. The tu’ivs arc only allowed to engage in it if well conducted. The .■her of tile Greenock School leaves it tot body of scholars t., ',,‘cidp who, of all ...

... THE YEAR 1831. To the Editor of the Reformers’ Gazette. Sia,—Through the medium of your extensively cir- A culated journal, allow me to e publicity to a cireum- stance with which I think it the public should be made acquainted. On Monday last 1 had occasion ...

... eymendeymitcheitenschupfcldinitdesehupyoneridroinp!” said Dutchy, gravely ejecting his old quid, and taking a fresh one. Heavens!” said the clerk, “do vou know what it is in English ?” aw, does ; it is Von Smidt!” The late Lieutenant-Colonel King, 14th ...

... electors had attended to proceed with the election, it now devolved on the Board to till up the vacancy. It was agreed, b to allow the matter to remain over till next election. Mr. then brought forward the motion of which he had given notice, that the Conveners ...

... should not wish to take up his allowance of grog, he will be paid the saving's price for it; or he may, if he prefer it, be allowed to take up in lieu I oz. of tea and 1 oz. of sugar, in addition to the established allowance of those articles. The saving ...

... AIETBOPuLITA.V GOSSIP. LONDON, Saturday Evening.—George Hudson figures not in the lid of the invited to the Mayor's Banquet at York last night, though would have been regarded as equal to all the Mayors rolled into one before the secret of his making ...