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... expense, but at t h e eel rime of the Election petitions were in grin nd presented by individuals for the purpose of unseating civil candidates, sod seating thematiers. Hr did not think that it necessary to have counsel beard before the committer, but he thought ...
... yesterday, having brought dates from Saigon to the 10th inst. Our shipping intelligence will exhibit the exoees number of resettle loading Rice ►t that port for China and consequently will afford some idea of the large demand for the article the price ...
... d , eed are al conver t. m om Hi n d u i sm. an d al from one mixed wi•h wane, was rather strong for the mate much for tbe civil *eine of the division and marched changedile vested rights, well and good. Let . it be so. - . - 1 .'. .. caste we believe ...
... COMPANY is formed for the purpose of •sup. THE UNDERSIGNED ta g to announce the . a vat • work, it. . • A. r of Gold Pooaa, Civil Lira 10th August, 1861. plying g been urgently arrival in excellent mediate •a moot o ea .hid f am e. growth celebrated solid ...
... Dever attempt to do the outlaws say real injury. Led. again, the hierwar border forms well know that tbesecbiefs will be re-settled some time or other. Them outlaws during the last four years have been several times attacked but awe of killed, wounded ...
... than by their eettleinent in regular of I Or. He believes that the Di.triet is going through on irresistible VAIN° of re-settlement ; and if the result of an attempt at reconciliation. as Mr. Herschel expecte, in to be a ratan, harm rather than good result ...
... registered without charge. Assurances may be mired withia the months of the dais es which the booms doe. Civil ratio charged the lives of Military holding Civil oppolatenente. Petioles may. at the time of being effected, be made payable in London at the rate ...
... that it is eusebent on him to pitch into tee Bithop of Calcutta baying permitted an united Service Cad, in hie diocese I Seriously, however, Hie thane, are that Sir resettles Wood and the Duke of Ca-,,erei,e will b e a t one as to the nereseity a f'aPPeet'etg ...
... one of ber Majesty's ships. It wee announced the other day that Dr. Kenralv intended to deliver a series of lee-totes in the United States. Can this project be intended to provide the member for Stoke with& free passage? OF LORD& —FsmAy. The Royal Thies ...
... at three o'clock. A PPI.I,ATIONNFORCIIIITITICATIS SernlT L tea/MIS, &c., will be heard immediately after Appnls, if any. CIVIL RUSIN All might/ Ciml Bin, alpimhetically &reneged, and Ejectmeida must be entered with the Clerk of the Peace before Three ...
... satire, with a wreath Geer it, and the date 1782. Can any of your readers tell me the meaning at this stamp 1. ea T. Tue Resettle's or 1741: or rift on.- CHARLES, EARL OE CHARMER, I only propree to deal with one portion of S. P.'s re. marks, mud that ...
... of .marriages was only 14 per 1000 and that, it .hould be noted, was the lowest rate recorde, .trace the commencement of civil registration. ('he average marrying man had seen 28 winters, chile the wean age of the brides was almost 26 We poorest people ...