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... of 141lb, los.; John Bell, phtato dealer, 110, Wood-street, for havitig potato scale ljoz. agnitiut purchaseer, Os.; Robert Pearce, rag dealer, 1% Spinninlg Fielti, for having scale 7 oz, in his favour it, bUY- ing, caused by asqtantity of loose irou attached ...
... to the American soil. 'sWe offer you t protection,' says Gen. Taylor, 1and a free participation in the bernfite of our institutions, and trost that you may find in America a second lhoms. Gen. Case has a resolution pending in congress desiring the I ...
... uimportanit commercial, foreign, and coloitial .intclligeuce,-' amid the general energy displayed iii the 'management~of-the. institution ; Which we aire glad to find is ftilly aippreciated, by the members,,who are all renewing thdir subahtiptiohrii.: APPePAL ...
... alarm, to sit quietly when such. a thing was not only proposed 'but advocated ? Mr. Mathew held opinions adverse to the institutions of the south, and because he did so, the senator from New York advocated our bestowing upon him, an ho- nour never conferred ...
... NEWPORT DISPENSARY. The annual general meeting of the supporters of the above institution was held at the town-hall, Newport, on Wednesday, the 23rd inst., in pursuance of advertisement, —present The Rev. Edward Hawkins, vicar of Saint Woollos, in the ...
... could hardly do so for he was in a state of nuditity. About five o'clock the farm men came to work, and then a search was instituted. B~lood was discovered on the snow, which lay thinly on the ground, commencing at the place where the fellow wee situated ...
... been a desideratum in the town, and he hoped no one present would hesitate to avail himself of the advan- tages of the institution. The Kev. David Lloyd, curate, then rose, and said, that though he was labotiriiijc tindej- a severe cold, that was not ...
... IPswICH YOUNG MaNs' AssociATiox.-0On Wednes. I, day evening last Mrs. Balfour gave a lecture to tire mem- I hbers of this Institution, at the Temperance Hall, which was completely filled. : the subject was The Perseve- rance of Women in the Acquirement ...
... awaiting his returi dtriiig seie-,l t't 'ral days became seriously. alaritied -on hits eclitim. An' :tb active ituquiry; was instituted respecting him, but wiitout-I gt, sncceiiss. More titiau a month elapsed withiout anyoue-hiav. | tb itg heiard or seen- ...
... METROPOLITAN CHARTIST CONFERENCE. )StThe delegates composing this body met on Wedesday evening, in the Coffee-room ofthe le Institute, John-street, Tottenlham-court-road. leMr. John Milne in the' chair. Mr. John. hi Arnott was elected secretary to the meeting ...
... prosperity to the Institution. (Loud applause.) Mr. R. RANSOME seconded the vote of thanks to the donors. He rejoiced over the institution, and congratula- ted the meeting upon what had been accomplished. He thought that such institutions were calculated ...
... compensation to Mr. Pearce, on account of illegal imprison- . ment on a ebarge of mtansielaghiter Ist year, during the pro- valence of cholera, was read and approved. After a vote of thanks to the chairiian, tbte moetintg separated. INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINERIS ...