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... is of considerable th extent, and dips towards the Merseyt at ain itoli-e nation of abiout one foot in. ten, and it runs don- wards under that part of the rock that has not bee Ith quarried hitherto. It appears to have occupied& a anI tract frequented ...
... proceedings which we have reported in another part of our paper should have dep been marked by a violence which vill neither for- don ward the repeal of the union nor the charter. Phy- diat sical force is no argument; and the people, unless Inl wantonly attacked ...
... surveyors and assessors have acted still more harshly, and supplied still more cogent reasors for hostility to the tax. The Lou- don wards have commenced the war, but it will not surprise us if the example set by them be not speedily followed throughout the kingdom ...
... great length by Messrs. Looney, Lennard, and Calanan. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed, and twenty were enrolled. FAnnisN^DoN WARD.-The usual weekly meeting of this ward was hold on Sunday last, at she Union Arms, Holborn Hill. Mr. C. Elland, in the chair ...
... letters whici I accompanied the remit- tances. Mr. M. J. O'CoriNaLL has sided in his usual weekly contributions from the Lon don wards, and stated that the sum of £1,860 had L *een subscribed by the Repealers of that city for the I present year. The Honourable ...
... held on Sunday evening last, at the Star and Garter, Peter-street, Westminster. Mr. Hussey, ?? and Mr. James Ryan (Farring- don Ward) addressed the meeting, and thirty were enrolled as associates. On Sunday next, Mr. Bar- rett, (Englishman) will preside ...
... M. O'Connell expressed great gratification in being )Id able to inform the mneeting that the differences in the Lon. s), don wards had been satisfactorily adjusted, and than handed ma. in the following sums :-From Manchester, per Rev. Dr. 'ed Hearne, 61 ...
... O'ConneU, M. J. Wall, C. B. C'liapman, Hayter, W. G. O'ConneU, J. Warburton, 11. Cliristic, W. D. Hcatheoat, .1. O'Cenor, Don Ward, JI. G. Christopher, R.A. Heathcote, G. J. O'FerralL R. M. WaU-on, 11. Churchill, Ld. A. Heneage, E. Ogle, S. C. Wawn, J ...
... Morpeth, Vise. Walpole, 8. H. Baldwin, Karry Dundas, D. Muntz, G. F. Warburton, n. Berkeley, lln.C. Ebrinßton, Vise. O'Conor Don Ward, H. O. Berkeley,llnOap.Escott, B. l'arkcr, J. Wm, J. T. Bemal, Ralph Evan-, Sir L. Hieh, 11. Williams, W. Bodkin, W. H. Ferguson ...
... the Pa- on .1lisle insurrection is drawing to its close, Already the fifty-two indictments have been drawn timp land for- don warded With tho corroborative documents to the sit- cI prmo court of Berlin, which is always chat-god to Ma, talce cogiiizitnce ...
... cr'dtcilof itsenea Go nzi-tt aiia-i tlce steele of thee defaulititt tiae is ott- I i-a cz~langs no l::tnt-ne is rather tending (don-wards. lrils ont ?? n cit- to frorni ?? ar itch co:o-l bills mav lie had. to fi.4 *Q. r a rioci ti tie most favourite si-iaturas ...
... Walbaclie to Edward Weston. Portugal H-tel, 151 to17 Fleetste froid Matthew Oliver to Charles Oakley. 157 FleiolSaar, FARRIN(DON WARD WITHIN.-The Grapes, Three Tunn's. paosage, from George Bait to Williamn Ball; LIDIE-sTRErT WARD. - Black Boy and Camel, Leadenhal ...