... Prevost, will be given to Major_ tented to be ghof. Warrants to execute them were island, and a respt.ctable Jury, on the body of unit prepare for you a more tottery year though nothing can well increase the indignation he General Sir John Oswald . Under his ...

... est Indies To Britain and of the which at shall Britain or United Stales ship or which has to become ves-fcrl a master three-fourths of at belonging Britain provided shall imported into the United States in British ship growth or manufacture of the Islands ...

... of the Commissioners, Sr. on the Administration of Civil and Criminal Justice in the West Indies. Having row examined, detail, the various proceedings in courts established for the administration civil and criminal justice in this island, Usef tl to shortly ...

... Martinis of Chandos, a delailedl vet-ousel of the manner in which the sum of thirty-two thousand pounds charged in the vote for civil contingencies for payment of reward, offered by hit Majesty's proclamations for the , liscorrry of offenders in the disturbed ...

... Committee on Cotton to the New York Convention gives the following statement of the quantity of cotton manufactured in the s United States in the year 1831, the number of mills, and a the capital invested:- Cotton If N Mills. Capital Manufactured. e Dollars ...

... and the By such aelaion he shakes the foundation upon which dreadful marks, gashes of the sabre , mid stabs of the laibee, civil society in built, and intrieloces a uni•ersal system which they brought with them Irons the field, told but too of robbery ...

... to reject them, as unworthy our acceptance. Iteiolved—That this meeting pledge themselves, an/ call on all the advocates of civil and religious liberty to give a similar pledge, in the event of a new election, to vote for no candidate who will not distinctly ...

... who. dace election s has accepted the steward hip of the Chiltern Hundreds. Ott the motion of Captain Atom:leo. the St. Resettles (Southwark ), Grammar School 11111 was read a third time aged wetted. Colonel said, that seeieg the Noble Lord the Secretory ...

... the Established Ciiureb. .'it our o'clock, all which had been reserved for Lube eve tilled, and the body the house aud - ■ resettled a very brilliant and animated spec'i'i - pace rani d off the right of the Thn the Foreign Ambassadors and their Attaches ...

... modified in deference to the opoine (those who opteised them. Their recent defeat on an important linemen' arrangement a complete unit sive prof that ray first propoition is correct : and if they do tint peseas the en- tlenee of this House then I say that their ...

... guard. The Spanish nation can no longer submit to the ruinous schemes of foreigners and traitors, and, sick as they must be of civil war, and disheartened too in the prospect of anything like a regeneration of the classes that rule them, they are forced by ...

... great debt, of which we hare honestly to dibebarge the interest, having great of the one .1 the army, and of • platelet and civil nature, whith It wee neeemary foe as to nonotain. it was nght .d lawful i to impose taxes for the purport of discharging Shone ...