... ciliation, to put all (iffetences e at rest; but it had not patted very great tharepute. The Hon Member concluded by d eo ,. two stages before a paper was put into ~ is hand, signed by eating any canceas.on, which, by opening the donr of p u h a. Dr. Milner ...

... and we learn from them mat the beat spirit pevailed, nut or.lir there, but throughout the greatest ot kingdom. Our readers may see from th 4 what reli?.nce is to be laced on French Mioi.ters and Ultra Ru.ralist Jour- Mit. The greets of Turin are filled ...

... from the S. S. W. Tue beo wishes of their own wantrymen, and of the fr;ends of science, everywhere, attend them. PRILIPAY, MAY IL. The Paris journals of Tuesday last have arrived morni-g. On the preceding day the Chamber of Peers assembled, & formally ...

... 1111 . RSDAY„ MAY - i ) r -. 4 1: • e lii i. re i 1 r .!* In a Cornmatet - Cf Pri•Atzti their Lordships heard Counsel On the Strathmore Pctrage, and postponed turther pmceedir until tu.mortow. Calthorpe resented a Petition from Birmingham, FONDS, resis ...

... time of Bonaparte's greatest I Phillips, the celebrated Irish barrister amens, •• I %Irish that Bonaparte may defeat the British He Is dead !—We may now pease before that splendid Wally, and this kingdona, that •e hare peace! prodigy, which towered amongst ...

... pious endeavours may be strengthened by the co-operation of the fathers. The youthful mind is very soon susceptible of serious impressions; and we believe that if parents are careful to watch the most favourable opportunities, they may instil Religious ...

... to hold some hundreds, the whole covered in, and boards placed for the feet, to prevent any ill effects, from damp.—A large stage was also erected, and a frame formed, to plc. over, had the weather proved inauspicious, which we are happy to say wasnot the ...

... in Herm ace. ater:tys to keep by theta a bostie or Iwo of-- Wainwright's Staffordshire Cordial, And ROYAL — ENGLISH MEDICINE for HORSES, WHICH has been given to Animals with unprecedented success in the most dangerous stages of the follow. in Diseases ...

... 's Counsel, requested the ankles might be read and sworn to, and that Mr. Jennings might be ordered to good bail for his keeping the peace in future. The exhibitant stated, that on the of Nov. Mr. Jennings came to his house, and acted in the most outrageous ...

... she was at Bromptcra. On the oath of May, however, Mr. Metcalfe, the gentleman who was paying his addresses to her sister, went to the India House, and brought her a letter, acquainting her that her husband was alive and well. She shed of joy at the news ...

... Iherknock ; flay; Edmbrad., Jenkins, Hpwe, and Lister, Swaatra by all respectable Of lam may Id. BRITISH OIL (the ohly (knuine), Is. J. the Of wham likeehe may he had. With the words DICEY aid Co. engraved the stamp., to them. from entimerfeltr; DICEY' ...

... fotunate young lady had received a severe fracture of the skull. The dismay and anguish of the before gay and lively party may be better imagined than expres, sed. Miss Beasley was in her silt year, and her melancholy fate is the subject of universal ...