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... Chargeable to Salop Mon gomery 12 137 16 10 It also gave the report of Dr Turner and Mr Proctor -om missioners in lunacy, speaking of the satisfactory condition of the establishment, and as reflecting great credit on the resident physician, &e. ASYLUM ...
... Birch, and Mucklestea, with power for OPPICE DELIVERY. Councillor Keare called the attention of the couveil to this subject, speaking of the great want of second delivery in thi town. He thougha if be could arranged that mail might leave London eo as there ...
... was the great shipping interest, to be denied bden their just rights through fe of the Peel} mea of Manchester? N if Cobden speaks of physical foree, he—Mr Davico—theo saw enough of Shropebire wen before bim wo meet him in that way, (bear.) aod if they ...
... If the landlords did this, they couid teil Cobden that be would have others to deal with besides the 200,000 landierdes be speaks of, ond e'll have to square with the exasperated tenantry of England. Bat let bis (Mr. Davies) warn the landlords ; it is ...
... Welen Pool, and there were i too ther towns to the same state, He thet Hel many of those towns would sesist them, Iq fects speaking of many of the focal taxes f of apon the agricalturiet, be said they could @ the | ration of chem from the greatest te the ...
... ‘agsemb! to learn the asion, but stern were dieap| The members of the had heard the arguments to-day to deliberate. PLAIN SPEAKING. tw is verbatim from, the Morning w at of As —£ «The tone meetings does not the oni information We can Si eet from them 9s ...
... acting as he would otherwise have in curbing + Hugo’s Anti-Catholic Tas Wistar in Feance.—Accounts from my ts contique to speak of the seve- Of the weather, and of the immense quantity foow that bas faliea, and which has occa- Several di-asters, Traveilers ...
... at the cad of fifty years, done will be eotua) results will be more favourable. Times, in ite City article of Wednesday, speaking thie loan, which it appeara hes been fevourably received in the aia that the ‘n question has been wearly Gnished, that the ...
... by the Free Traders, who requested Mr. Barkleby to maintain his position. This suggestion be adopted, and again essayed to speak, but the police were cailed to stop bim, and so the matter dropped. Tbe Choirman put the resolution to the meeting, end about ...
... univeres! was free fur all. Hie er apy other sort of with a brief and his grecefal for the dificaities he must labour under when speaking op fo language not bis own ; made for accidental bat the very apology that it was a work faults’ proved iy if ove may judge ...
... did but it was not till the day followiog rivet, ition rejoined the sque- fair that (be hor moot gallant afir, and we kee te speaks in the highest terms men employed under him, ol the and English. Basides Mr. jb and Mr. Young dao ly billed, iwo esamen wore ...