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... public may differ upon us the deserts of the clergy, of their high spiritual heioisoi at the time of cholera, there can be no second opinion.—E.B.T.] Mr. Gorham and the Bishop Eseteb.—lh« tCrstcm Times states that the judgment in this long-pending case will ...
... 27, T. Browne. Amble-house, Northumberland, shipowner—April 4, \V, I Lee, Honiton, builder—April-1, W. Medland St. Austell, common I brewer—March 28, S. Cookings, Torquay, timber merchant—April I 4, T. N. Heyward, Torquay, grocer. From the London Gazette ...
... Old Carriages taken in Exchange. STRAW BOMMST SHOW ROOM, 26, COLLEGE-GREEN, BRISTOL. CHARLES ISAACS and Co. beg to announce to the Ladies of Bristol, Clifton, and their Vicinities, that they have OPENED a SHOW-ROOM for STRAW BONNETS, wherein will be found ...
... fJrrna- tiie knife belonged was present London, so the prisoner «ii R. Peel also avowed that, voin.g for the second reading, cross-examination to show ihat Mr. Hancock was dnvmgqiule as Officers at Plymouth.—Two officers belonging to 2*' Birming. and Oxford ...
... were all. oextinguished, and the tlseatre safe.; At one8 o'clock' they Iresumed itheir t'eilnds, and were returning to the stage-dooir tobby, when tine 'f abthe observed a' stuatellf b'irflion auted it eyfudi~ dtOson' fire. So dense ?? j.Qsmokej at.i~ ...
... Mr. Reynolds, seconded by Mr. Mogg.—That the report of the committee and the treasurer's account, now read to the meeting, approved, ami that they be printed and circulated under the direction of the committee. Proposed Mr. Lane, seconded Mr. Giles.—That ...
... tor the present motion. The court granted a rule nisi. COUrnT OF EXCEIEQUER, April l.-FaeIter9 v. Drake and criers. _The Attorney-General moved in this case for a rule to show cause why the verdict taken for the defendants should not be ,set aside, aud ...
... SDitto Pumssps .. . o i.Clilesheicetesc-ey 0l ~ Sr NOTa TIsc ADDEncSS! NQUMB IC WENTY, DIOAWBRIIDGE1. * AW BONN S. FJijrst SHOW of NEW GOODS for tue Season. H. Fi. COLLINGS hoags to anniounce the first arrival at NEW STRCAW BONNETS aod REBIANDS for t ...
... Public Health (Scotland) Bill, and the Police and Improvement (Scotland) Bill, were each read a second time. Other bills were advanced their several stages, and the House adjourned at a quarter past o’clock until Monday. HOUSE OF LORDS —Monday. Lord Granville ...
... -FRiDnAy, April 2G. evn Sornc petitions were presented nad Iseveral bills forwaredd tat a stage. Their lordeleips adjourned at anl early icour. ;tee MONDAY. I tin On the motion of Eonl Gaits, tile West-Indian appeals bill; tics was read a second time, Ijeti ...
... eywohvstdehehioril probably think ?? quest wvseld not haebenth as.5 W~ith regard to tu emttrinofChartists, on the l0th of April. he said. Niwsnothferf canpion, or sand.t bags, or oven thoe redutbesae ftespecial constables, bu t a a oral power that Ithe ...
... authorising the erection of polling booths in different parts of the Irisle counties, was read a second lime. The inspection of coal mines bill was read a second time, anid ordered to be comminitted on Thursday. Thle metropolitan initermtents bill passed ...