... intended to re-introdnee the bill of last extending the joriediction of the Sheriff Courts in Seethed. In reply to Mr T•lbot, Mr (boot ham stated that %rich Bill will he introduced the Hoare of Lords by the Duke of Richmond. Sir M. 11. Beach bas informed Mr ...

... look upon and me gradually Molting into her grave by slow torture that poor unhappy creature whom you Rent to her rest. The 'boots of the mob which aourded like theorise, t this moment distinctly heard in the Court, The JUDGE—I desire not more than to harrow ...

... and honest men. Those who systematically betray their country in every transaction entrusted to them, from buying * pair of boots to keeping a State secret, are morally rotten, no matter what amount of Western varnis hides their Oriental corruption, or ...

... them. Tee polies deetroyate all the *ay The Primes of Wale, has arrived at Londeaborongli Perk, Yorkshire, for few dove' *booting. A large boiler exploded on at the brick works of Mr Milner, Brunie,. nom Lade, killing two of tbe workmen and doing damage ...

... Boyd, winding, doubling. and twisting yarns; Back, manufacture of peat bricks; Mambaut, lubricati cylinders of stuain-coginee; Kent, an improved hayeack =chime; Clark, shearing hair, wool, tea; Ceyper, scouring the points in railway crossings; Stewart, cooks ...