... Jauuary irsa I»f. i sI must not go out of this 1 should, perhaps, by deprive myself of the imiT •L my duty to constituents for a short time EL! the House Common*. ' Vou know uiy opinion the general subject of pr..;ection l.e, that we absolutely require a the ...

... Inhabitants, un'il 1741. were Jet'' imaiher, and nti.'eiah!,- ia their food, houses, and clothing : moreover, that they were short li:vf, cadaverou-complexion, and annu ally attacked hy am!/)'rer,— exactly the tame returning period. - the..hov> year, drains ...

... and finally they abolished the monopoly of the Crown, and cut off the head ol their King. Time, however, went on, and after short years all these monopolies were restored with the general assent the people—(cheers); so that when the King rode through London ...

... (thre,- weeks afterwards) he went to Nottingham and r;- presented himself to the Magistrates a deserter. I'pon finding his story untrue, however, was dis charged ; and upon this he went to and di the same thing, when was ngaiu fortunate enough to get off ...

... entertained a very disparaging opinion of complainant, relative to whose domestic li.story she proceeding to enlighten the bench, when her vivacious eloquence was cut short the intimation that the summons was dismissed, and that the cost of that interesting ...

... ditto hull, have been worked together ; 7 young DAIRY COWS, with calves or near calving ; 5 heifers, two and three years old: short-horn very fine yearling bull, Cheshire Prince ; a strong hackney, 7 years old, by Defence, has been used as a hunter and in ...

... and he could hardly prevail upon himself to refuse aid those who naked him, eveu when had misgivings of the truth of the stories told him For example: he once disposed a case following benevolent manner. A person, ivhom he had already helped, asked the ...

... they will not sell coals to brewers or maltsters. Stones in Horse's Stomach.—A horse belonging to Mrs. Ball, Leeds, died a short time since; and on a pout mortem examination of the animal being made, two round stones were found in the stomach. The largest ...

... thinks there will be good reason to doubt the identity of the bodies of and 1556. Sir Frederick Tiiesioer tells a very good story of Mr. George Hudson, m.p. A ci-devant friend of the monarch cut him the other day in the lobby of the House of Commons, upon ...

... I'ir prize of 10/. Mr. John t|uaitly. second prize of ft/, Mr. James Quartly. Cattle any Hrefj*. Not qualified to compete as Short horns, Ilercfords, |>evons Cross breeds excluded l . Judges—Messrs. Henry Cliainlierlain, John Thomas, and Henry Trethewy. ...

... Petre, and Sir Robert Peel. They all three accepted the invitation, and are now all, including the Duke of Cambridge, in one short month numbered with the dead. The late Sir Robert's second daughter was to have been married to the late Lord Cantitupc, who ...

... iJonhgiie, and Faris, their return their own country. A Li i.ni'otii.Siioi'KEirr.RiNUTiii. Raiiav av Kin .. A somewhat amusing story told a Hold-street shopkeeper, who the other day had a rather unexpected meeting with the dethroned potentate in a carriage- ...