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... PENZANCE EASTER QUARTER SESSIONS. The Penzance Easter Quarter Sessions were held on Monday last in the Guildhal), before the Recorder, Montagne Bere, Esq. The foliowing magisiraies were also on the bench, tho mayer, (T. Coulson, E«q.) W. Borlase, Esc ...
... BErxeL®Y gave notice that he would, after Easter, move resolutions in & commiitee of tne whole house to exclude slave grown produce from our markets ; be also gave notice that he would, as soon alter Easter &2 possible, move that a duty of Bs. per quarter ...
... a position among nations —that she was absorbed in a semi-barbarous em~ gire-that her noblest and best were exiles—that er rising yopulation were trained to forget her bistory, and that the aspirations of their fathers were held in abeyance by the terrors ...
... supported by the gozernment, and their efficiency 1s secured by public examinazion. The stuv-dars of wstruc~ tion is on every side rising, and the method of tea Ling made more effective. ' The e'ucaion of the geatry and clergy, on the ‘other hand, has ecgaged ...
... for the }.b«we service. Very few seamen unave been en roiled, ( Mz, JusticE Crowpir —Wednesday lnst being 'the first day of Easter Term, the Lord Chancellor held his customary levee and eutertained the judges of theseveral law courts. &e. to breakfast ag ...
... took the chair. The Chairman introda ed Mr Craft in a well deliver-d ‘spe ch which called forth general appiause. Mr. Crafton rising to address the meeting was lond'y | cheered. He is a fine epecimen of the negro race evidintly very intelligent and burning ...
... ‘he other three hanged at the usaal place of execution. Parliament will be adjourned on Fiiday next, the 18th inst.; for the Eastér recess, and will re. assemble for the despatoh of busines:, on Mounday, April 4. 7 Mr. Hindmarsh, of the Pentouvilie Prison ...
... offences charged were that he had not performed Divine Service on the morning and evening o Good Friday, nor on the evening of Easter Day ; that he had not resurted, upon notice, to the house of a parishioner on the 81st of Jannary last to baptise an infant ...
... und leclind would rise as ome man for the purpuse of protecting their own rights. The nobie ear! sheu deprecated the attempt to get up 20 invasion pauic, which of iself was withoul any real groands, for suspeciing B invasion gave rise to tha necessily ...
... mackind in the pages of Wordsworth. How full of it is Exglish art! 1 am po judge of art, adwiring only with the children and the Easter Mouday mechanics; but lialy can scarcely bave any treasures of more worth to the commen mind than some of the lsndscap:s ol ...
... with regard to books are now enforced, lecenily gave rise to some seizures of Bibles amngst the baggage belongiog 10 Eaglish travellers, disembarking at Civita Veechia, and coming on to Rome fer the Easter ceremonies. Cempl iints were subsequently mado to ...
... “erificing itself by mownting to the breact: opened by Ney, “¥ad whiting for nothihg but the r-ca.m-na‘mmyhcl | “ite Emperor, to rise above iteel. snd soperior to dm-l :l‘v- One of these faulte alode wa sutliciest to ruin au inary army, but all combined destroyed ...