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... ce, Jan. 19. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Frederick B. Wells, as Consul Bermuda for the United States of America. Whitehall, Jan. 15. The Lord Chancellor has appointed Francis Richard Southern the youdger, of Walsall, in the county of ...
... previous argument, goes back to America, and asks what will be our fate if we depended on America for corn—though he had but that moment told us that we should get corn much cheaper from Russia and Turkey than from America. (Hear, and a laugh.) What will ...
... and an important one, if it were purged of a dis ■ position to sordid attacks upon itself, wliich only prevails England and America. discern nothing in the editorial plural that justifies gentleman, or body of gentlemen, in discarding a gentleman's forbearance ...
... estimated at about 35,000,000/. We export about two-thirds of what we produce; ' and we send about one-fourth of it to India and America ; upon which countries we are still almost entirely dependent for the raw cotton; having to bear the charge of freight some ...
... be exhibited at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, every dav, from 11 a.m. till 9 for short time previous to his departure to America. M K - -H. SEGUIN begs to announce to his Pupils and Friends, that he has returned to Town, and will nappy to receive or attend ...
... must know are not such abject wrctchss as not to use the poor privilege of the worm. But what was the condition of England ? America had virtually declared war against her. The moderate men in Congress have spoken, but all their speeches point to war. It ...
... Parliament Courts. 2. is. P. is. 3. Iylation lor Working Clawrß. 4. Mcvci. in The German Catholic 5. Trawls in North America. 6. European and A. crican State Coitlrderncics. 7. Cniuinr ac«i .Procedure. 8. Political state o 'russia. 9. Earl* Grev md ...
... Continent, France, Belgium, Holland, and Prussia, indeed, almost every country in the world—monarchical Europe well as republican America—had its protective laws and regulations. • Before 1815, 665. a quarter was the price at which the ports [wese opened, but ...
... assured permitted to reside in most parts of Europe and ii the British colonies, in Australia, Cape of Good Hope, and Nortl America, without extra cliarge. The assured allowed to go to other parts of the world without extr charge, upon a previous understanding ...
... there has not been a corresponding denum balk cloths the Cloth Halls to-day. And, late arrivals from the United States of America have well satisfied the merchants that there is great rupture with that country, in of the dispute, there seems a general ...
... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. I THE NAVIES OF ENGLAND AND AMERICA. The unsatisfactory termination of the negotiations which, for some time past, have been carried on between the British and United States Governments, respecting the Oregon question, the tone of ...
... Imperial Folio (each part) 110 Part XIII., containing the Illuminated Frontispiece, Quarto, TRAVELS in the INTERIOR of NORTH AMERICA. By MAXIMILIAN, PRINCE OF WIED. Accompanied by Eightv-one elaborately-coloured Plates, imperial folio, numerous Engravings ...