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... opinion, there is nothing like heart of oak, I shall give you â « The wooden Walls of Old England.' Sir G. H. Smyth. â I rise to propose, that we drink the health of our worthy Chairman and newly-elected Chief Magistrate ; and in so doing, I am confident ...
... Magistrate KERSTEMAN T, Stondon Place, Gent LUCAS W, Broomfield, Esq LYALL W R, Fairstead, Archdeacon LEAPENWELL G, High Easter, Vicar LEWIS M, Lambourne, Clerk LAYTON T, Chigwell, Ditto MAY H, Boreham, Vicar MACKINNON A, Esq, M.P. MILLS T, Chelmsford ...
... narrative f.om our correspondent, would not only expose the fallacies of the previous statement, but place the question of the rise and fall of Brigl.t-lingsca on its real merits. . In Gloucestershire the anti-reform Address the King, has already deceived ...
... Jan. K M. R. POOR RATES—COLCHESTER. EDITOR TBI ESSEX Sir,—Amid the din of controversy, to which the Reform Question has given rise, which national and local interests have so long been nearly, if not altogether, merged, permit plain man, who takes share ...
... through Highgate. In the night of Monday last, some persons broke Jive locks upon the premises of Mr. Saltmarsh, of High Easter, in order to get at his poultry-house, from which they took six turkeys and eleven fowls. An institution has been opened West ...
... what will the answer 1 Oh, no, that is not my business am in for a year, will tell you, and troublesome office I have ; next Easter I wash my Iviods of it, and Jem tuch a one, he shall have a taste of office next; he proposed me, and he shall know what office ...
... clearly shown, that, under the present Corn Law, the majority of farmers only get loosing price for their corn, and that when it rises to a remunerating one, it is, with few exceptions, for the sole advantage of the capitalist and foreign grower. The farmer ...
... bill. The motion for the third reading of the Archbishop of Canterbury's Bill, to restrict the holding of pluralities, gave rise to some further discussion on the question of pluralities. Lord SUFFIELD again opposed the bill one that would not be productive ...
... here rendered, by the solemn and impressive tone in which the Duke spoke, still death.) My lords, continued the noble Duke, I rise to give your lordships notice, that it is my intention, in case it shall please your lordships, as 1 sincerely hope and trust ...
... s of the family for the excellence of his arrangements, consequence of which not even the slightest confusion took place. Easter County Ball was held in this town on the evening of Tuesday last; and upon no former occasion was this annual scene pleasure ...
... objection was started to his appointment at the time; and it was now out of the power of the Bench to appoint , another till next Easter. Besides which, Mr. Corsellis stated, that out of doors he advised Mr. Hellen of the consequences to himself of disobeying ...
... e^ tS SUPPRESSION OF DISTURBANCES (IRELAND) Bin'* 1 GREY moved the secoQ d reading of the above The Earl of W ICKLOW did not rise with the in- -o,rhlOPP^inS,the^ inS , the P lll - wasnotindeed for him, 2&H » I h Whom he had acted » w ho had so often nSwS ...