... HOUSE OF COMMONS, Thursday, May 31. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR presented a petition from the dissenters of Stockton-upon-Tees, in the county of Durham, against the Test and Corporation Acts.—Or- dered to be printed. Similar petitions were presented, by Mr. Lorton ...

... make you and myself happy ; and as there may offer another op- portunity, I am not willing to give up the miniature and letters, as I wish to keep them to remember you ; and for her jou allude to at the ball, you may see her any evening you wish to go. I ...

... to pursue with re- spect to the corn bill. In the first place, he had been asked whether it was his intention, in another stage of the bill, again to propose to their lordships to rescind the amendment, towards which he had already stated he felt objections ...

... jiointed out the absurdity of imagining that we were keeping up the national faith, while we were dying of the opera- tion. National faith was the observing of the spirit of contracts, and the nation may be said to consist of debt- ors and creditors; but ...

... which he might be guilty. (Cheers.) 1 , chairman then gave ag the first toast,' His Ma. jesty tbe King, Duke of Lancaster, and may he ever ek- ,i C . , .* c . hl . s P r *t°K ati * c fr r lh6 banpincss of bis people.— - F s' r timesfoiir.) Tune- God save ...

... shall •*■«'*' ih ' concede may „(,„ ' BCU ' tlu ' present session of parliament '''solath'V t0 S min -P ed sentiments of regret and situation fa, i* ?? ecom * t us •» take a fair view of the nary that w! , ' *• •*•»*■ L may seen, extraordi- c •** ive ...

... lesson better. And long may they fill that station they now occupy so much to their own instruc- tion, and to the advantage of us the people, until they may have learned to bear like men the evils of being out of office, and until we may have learned the value ...

... the healing power, the tallow serving only to keep the skin soft and pliant. The soles of the feet, the ancles, and 'insteps, should be well rubbed ; and even where no blisters exist, the applica- tion may be sefully made as a preventive. Salt and water ...

... the weakness of our enemy, can justify neglect;— be it our part then, in the season of leisure which lies before us, to keep alive the manly English spirit of our friends — to expose the intrigues and machinations of our country's foes ; — and above all ...

... feet, and ask bis pardon with all humility for any unintentional offence I may have given him. Pray bring this matter to a speedy conclusion lietween my father and myself, that I may be enabled before Easter to instruct my counsel. Believe me, my dear Duke ...

... found- ed on the power of t ran ferring to steel, front topper, any engraving, anil thus of multiplying ihe finest work of art to the extent of tiny iiuiiihoi* of copies, ?? former objection 10 the application qf fine engravings to Rank IHKJPS was, that ...

... of one of the large oxen that may be seen in Smithfield market. In this Museum, there are speci- mens of two modern attempts at preserving human bodies after the manner of the Egyptians ; and ._ the further end of it may be seen two wooden ?? containing ...