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... an early attentioq-to the importantl'inter- ests of the laistholders. ' Lord Castlereagh t ots~ht the late period of the Session was by no means a sufficient reason for put- ting off the decision of ?? to another Ses- Slots As we were at present circumstanced ...
... certainly meet for the dispatch of business on or about the l9lh of February. Many circumstances combine render the coming Session one of peculiar interest and importance. The Landed Interest evidently intend to make strenuous effort to shift a considerable ...
... to appear—another year, anil we shall see more of them. It appears that Ministers intend to come down to Parliament, next Session, and demand some three or four millions of new taxes, rendered indispensable by their free trade schemes, their Eoiian expedition ...
... would for a moment dream. ExprNsE OF MfArNTAINING PAUPER LUN.TATJCS.-OtOr rrielers will learn from the report of the annual sessions, held at the Court ouse on Thtirsday, that thl charge for maintaina ing paupler lunaties, at the lunatic clmlty asylum, will ...
... Teleta and Diploma.—t DERBY, 1841. 10,000 to 200 against Mongolian.—t THE FARMER'S FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE INSTITUTION.—The session having commenced, and Mr. Northhouse being called upon to attend to his parliamentary business, we notice with pleasure that ...
... ood of Deanagate, and that one of than held her the iliter took the money from her bosom. The were buth committed to the session& REPCEBENTATION OF Chien caoz.—Mr. Fort, the ineinher for Clitheroe, has recently issued In address to the of that borough ...
... should tell the truth about it to the magistrates, and witness was sent to Boyle to the sessions ; he did not employ any of the legal gentlemen who appeared at tbe sessions, or con- tribute to pay them ; witness told people afterwards tbat what he stated was ...
... their employers is not yet bet at tho works generally, are adegaaro to Lbw for cod. HATNAIIIIIIG ON no 81,1 BATH.—At County Sessions mom, on Thursday, before P. &Atwell, Esq., the following readies at Dug loser were charged Irian Lay on Sunday diiinit service ...
... Waterworks and Liverp . Waterworks, do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that we attend on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of February next, at the Sessions-house. in Liverpool, at the hour of Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of making such local examination and survey ...
... COLLEGE MANCHESTER THE WILL OPEN the FIRST SESSION on Wednesday the 12th March inst the Examination previous t the admission of proposing Students will take place that day at ten o'clock Rtn at College The Session will terminate ia the beginning of July ...
... the Chairman ofthe Flintshire Quarter Sessions, the other from the Chairman of the Den- bighshire Quarter Sessions, stating that if the pro- Ced change took place it would deprive them of a , as the Quarter Sessions in those counties took place in the same ...
... bill William Church Stacpole, LL.D., and Davis George Croghan, waB Ben t to a select committee, it would not be heard of again B A.. Trinity College, Dublin, by letters dimissory from the t hi session. The subject had been long agitated, and was Archbishop ...