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... clients, of the any remission the H*rc»'a>c land. „ ‘re ting rid the National Del Ult is-nty this-firsl lo cut latter of whom in particular a large number crowd to his s‘aff-othcers and medical utticersof the army and nay , j, . a pj U i f debt about per ...
... re- plied the woman, but we aye gets the best price when the Queen comes. On this her Majesty offered to pur- chase the contents of the basket, and tendered a golden sovereign in exchange. I cannot break it, my Leddy. said the woman, meaning that ...
... India Company's cutter Matchless, and a division of gun- boats, in connexion with that army and flotilla. He was five times engaged, and saw mauch service by land and by sea, and was once wounded in the right thigh. He re- turned to Calcutta in 1827, ...
... annual rental exceeding 100 millions sterling. If, lien, w»- take the landed revenu. of France at millions sterling, let see to what deductions that amount liable. In the first place, th land-tax for 11549 (including the centimes add it tone/s f«i various purposes ...
... Ilainao, that .’(-strove.: a tradin’ town . jr . the peninsula, and that Lad mud.; off in the direction the numerous wild lands the head of the jtulf. Thos in«truct'!, Ca- llav iciuiedlat .!y >d . -'k'-h-w, on * of nnan, and put commun.pa•*on wit’i ! ...
... of Mr. Gould confectioner, of Abbey gate-street were last week thrown into considerable alarm by the discovery that a young woman who served in the shop, had taken poison for the purpose, as she ha? since admitted of self-destruction. The assistance of ...
... attached Mr, Smythe’s house in the Park, fell onl, beih.co,, sequence » tl.at cour.c ton. the irden and both were drowned. A woman named with trciuendoua crash upon a wing of the bud ling, two , iMr. M. Oibson said I . m d teu „ . th iVr'eVplra man ha, been ...
... Societies, and reversion exceeding 1000/. the Clergyman’s Daughters’ School at Casterton. The Reduction the Army. —Acircular memorandum relative the army announces further reduction in the infantry from the 31st March next. First.—The sth, 20th, 36th 44th, ...
... man and woman in the middle class of life, were desirousofmarrying, the man lost his wife, and the woman had been the wife s sister. They went to church for the purpose of being ‘“rrird. Tiro mini.ler tliem it wav contrary t»ll> law of the land. They were ...
... Exeter, Hereford, Lichfield, Salisbury, or Wells, exceed £1,500, nor should in any case exceed the average annual income of the lands, tithes, and hereditaments heretofore annexed to the deanery, and which, by the provisions of the 6 and 7 William IV, have ...
... exemptions in favour of the landed interest. 7th. That these real grievances, one and all, arise from ; the absence of fair Representative system.” A great deal had been said about the landed interest. He thonght the landed interest, as he said before ...
... sufficiently based upon properly. The amendment was negatived by 106 against 30. In the sixth clause, giving to occupiers of lands or premises in cities or boroughs rated to the poor oL, and being registered, a right to vote for the cities or boroughs within ...