... quietly enly for an inoident of a rather unpleasant I chraracter ; while MI. Iticliardet, member of the opposition, s wias speaking onl the Public Instruction Bill, lie took oca- d nion to denouance what hre called the Legitimist massacres k on of 1816 ...

... the bs ; siripping interest, tie exports, and the bullion, atoned te 3. by entreating the imipatient Protectionists not to d speak that night, so as to prevent tire division, but to ad bottle up their wrath and reasons for another occasion.- o. e IT was ...

... ledgers, and no discrepancy has been on found to exist; and the trustees and directors who have of undertaken the examination, speak in the highest terms of the mode in which the business is conducted by Mr. at Tanner, the secretary. ,r PsrlVATE BUSIwSS OF ...

... verdict. Pn our opinion. the witness tiAcS fully established the fact that MoseRs & Sea wereo1 tradiniz benefactors, so to speak. I le fact of Mis~s ?? Georgiaia (lulliflower accepti tg the hand of ter suitor (Whichishe had so long andso pertinaciously ...

... moot import- Dcr. ?? raw msterial of a nation's industry. iHeer, hoear, end cheers,) in fur I call upon She Noble Lord to speak frankly an this oubject. (Hear, Bt ems ;ear.) Dee't let tile Noble Lord suppoes that this is a party move.- GMeet; nothing ...

... often deters the sufferer from seeking cli relief, more partiesslarly its cases of Dentistry. I foot ittherefore cit a duty to speak 0!I tse ti eatmenot Sansl miy friend received at the us hantts of tist. AsLosrT J. Daivis, of' 42, Beliertts-street; we can- ...

... hope that on the next anniversary the mom- [sure bers and their friends will meet in a larger place, and have red again to speak of cheering prospects. rfewv At Knottingley a public meeting was held, presided over are by W. Moorbouse, Esq, ; and addressed ...

... the town should have the paving also under its management. This body is the Corporation, which o appears to us, generally speaking, better qualified and 2 adapted to discharge the duty than the Board of - Guardians. We observe that Sir R. PEEL during t ...

... United States, the Crown can give nothing hut a decided negative. The separation of the latter colonies from this country he speaks of as the result, not of a blander, but a series of blunders; and evidently thinks wo are wiser now, and that no parallel ...

... prices were slightly dsarer. Both cloths O and goonse might be had at prices wlich were refused on Tuesday, a but generally speaking neither manufacturers nor opinners were die. n posed to press business in tlie present unsettled state of the cotton a market ...

... a vote of ceseure on two members of that Hatuse, and upon other gentlemen hode voers nor- Years of the Crows in troland. Speaking of the isumeediate cause ot the event on which his motion was founded, his Lordship chsrac- tersed the anususs practice of ...

... Intentions of the Chancellor of the Exche quer, but it is still asserted in well-informed quarters that nu taxa- tion worth speaking of will be taken off, but that a portion of the last Irisic loan will be redeemed in preference. To-day the EnglIsh funds ...