... franchise ami appropriate surplus Chuirb revenurs tu secular purposes. Air Chaplin Wished government adopt Lord George's idea, ami tu muddy ■( according to plan w hich Chaplin proposed. Air replied to Air Baring. He insisted that fond* could lie easily ...

... - G. J. Noel Rye—A. Maeklnnon - ( Andrew’*— F. Ellice, Jus. St. Laffan - - Salford— Joseph Brothcrton #» Salisbury —' v - Chaplin •• C. B. Wall ~ ~ - Sandwich-Lord C Clinton M'Orcgor - ~ - gcarboroa|h—Sir J. Johnstone* •» Lord Mulftave Elliot - KtoßMbmT— ...

... several feet.” The cholera still St. Louis. Cooper, the novelist, was convalescent, and his life pronounced out of danger. Chaplin, the abolitionist, who arrested on the charge of abducting slaves, did not make bis appearance when called for trial, and ...

... Single Harness ; also Riding Saddle and Bridle. Apply the Coach max at Tulloch, near Oldraeldrum. Engine for Sale. ONE of Chaplin’s Patent Self-propelling STEAM ENGINES, Twelve Horae Power —'almost New. with Gearing attached for Sowing or Thrashing. Warranted ...

... Mr. .Mark Lemon, Mr. Mr. Frank Stone, and Mr. Charles Knight-ol whom can only say th*t thev aostained their parts ably and eflecUvely. Th > actresses were piufessional—Mr*. Compton and Miss Ellen Chaplin There was some beautiful scenery, and the stage ...

... —A meeting of Presbytery was held within the I arish Church r.f Dingwall Tuesday, when the Presbytery, after hearing Mr. Charles Stewart, solicitor, Inverness, for the presentee, anti Mr, Donald Stewart, solicitor. Tain, for the parties objecting to the ...

... secure their independence of foreign control was by forming one strong Government for the whole of Italy. The struggle of Charles Albert, in 1848, and the sympathy which the present King of Sardinia has shown for the Italian cause, have naturally caused ...

... annum, in addition to large amount of cash.— ltritith Army Ikiyutch. Seriois aoairst Officer Marimcs. —On Thursday last, Charles second lieutenant of the Royal Marines, stationed Stonchouse, was brought be!*-re the magistnilea Stonebonae. and committed ...

... created intense ii«ty t the success and even the safety the BhUsh sra in India, and which led the superseding-jf Lsr Gough Sir Charles Napier, who, however, snirr too iate participate in the honour of the Britain the Punjaub has been distinguished, during the ...

... Waggonette for Sale WAGGONETTE, American Built, to be Sold Cheap. Apply at the Rtablm, 19S. Union Street. Engina for Sale. ONE of Chaplin’s Patent Self-propelling STEAM ENGINES, Twelve Horse Power —’almost New, with Gearing attached for Sowing or Thrashing. Warranted ...

... consisting the I haitcellor of the Exeheaner, Sir James Graham, .Mr. Hume, Mr. Hudson, Sir Georgs (Terk, Mr. Charles Kusmcll, Mr. Strutt, Mr. Chaplin, ainl Mr. Hlice, appuintol to consider whether it expedient that any measures should adopted for mispending ...

... Barthelcmy’s Travels in Egypt;” a new book by Andersen, or Not to and “ Sir Charles Napier’s Campaigns in the Baltic.” Messrs. Chapman & Hallaro preparing “(Jen core, by Mr. Charles Lever, in three volumes, a reprint from the Dublin University Magazine Life ...