... George resistd the motion, it the practice of haring morning sittings, which he iought inexpedient. Lord John I, on the i.art of the Go, ernment spported the motion; and sorer • discussion, in shir't Ir. Spooner. Mr. and other members, took part, sr ...

... reloading his gun. 'Now, merchant,' said he, is the time for your pop-guns (meaning the pistols), and don't be at all nervous, keep a Meady hand, and drop either man or horse. A man of them shan't escape.' The two remaining robbers were now up with the log ...

... academy here w hich may be truly described as flourishing and full of vitality is the Lyceum of Musical Science, presided over and kept alive by the immortal Rossini. It is the policy of all despotisms to encourage the enervating arts, anti to turn, if ...

... now complete ; end for beauty of architecture and the extent of accomodation it is calculated to afford to its inmates, it may challenge comparison with any similar erection in the kingdom. It is from n design of Thonris roster, Esq., whose name it will ...

... keepers, black-legs from St. James's. Science is evidently no joke in its experimental stages, and unless the pocket keeps pace with the inventive power, a creative mind may find itself in a pretty predicament We observed with much sympathy in the papers ...

... quantity ot copper can Mr. Bank - art extract front the ore by the process, and what amount remains in the copper ore after completion 4. What (if any) saving in time, and coal, and quantity of copper extracted, may be entwhatted by grinuiniz the ore ...

... second reading of the Public !health Bill, ex! pressed a hope that objection would be offered against this measure on this stage of it, as he was ready to give a fair interval for its consideration before it was committed. The bill was then read a second ...

... husbands handkerchief. At this stage of the proceedings the jury were allowed to ictire for five in'thutes. When they had returned, Margaret, the wife of John Morgan, was examined : I live in Whitmore-lane, Cardiff; and keep a lodging house. Wiliam Morrison ...

... Wales would be the establishing of a Hernial School in Wales, where teachers may be taught and disciplined for Wales; and that it may be an instruction to any Committee that may be appointed by this Conference, to take into imniediate consideration the ...

... service. She was afterwaeds a p up.e in the workhouse. Plaintifl in my service nearly seven months. I keep my own accounts. Mr. hempthorne used to keep them. He kept them ever since I was appointed governor. I did not leave plaintiff and Mr. Kempthorite ...

... this large suin we point out a few matters of expenditure which may be truly styled wasteful land ridiculous excess. The first is some £6,000 a year for maintaining buckhounds. This money may well be said to go to the dogs. The Queen never hunts, neither ...

... of the Greek youth. INDIA.—We have news from India by the Overland Mail, with dates from Calcutta April the 19th and Bombay May Ist. The intelligence brought by this Mail is devoid of political interest. India continued tranquil. There were no symptoms ...