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... years back have T called the ‘attention of the public to this nuisance ; the Act is read by Mr. Jones in. open Court every Easter Sessions, which preserites' the fees to be taken; bat all in vain; the what they to. be 56 sly illegal. Loften think to ive ...
... Mr. Justice Buyly??s last Treatise Bills of Exchange, and which was decided argument in tlie Court King??s Bench, Englund, Easter Term, 1822, whereby it appeared, that if an aln-rtuiun is nrado in aiiAccommodation Bill before negutiated. new stamp is mil ...
... question of a Candidate for a Mitre. The Consecration of Dr. Latten will we under- stand take place in Cashel immediately after Easter. Chanty Sermon to nreached to-morcow in St. Peter’s Chureh, is in aid of one of the most benevolent objects that can be con- ...
... off, it is said, on Wednesday in Easter week. Lieutenant General Baron d’Eroles, whose arrival at . activel Perpignan we have fs he Mtg ‘aith who ure in y employ- the ed in the troops of t! routier line. of the Easter: Pyrenees, and along the LONDON, ...
... to have a large poundare; for if the pour lage was low, they will then sould do their duty and make all pay. f one vive one Easter 1821, the he head of contin- hundred ponnds was levied under t discovered to WW ves; during that year the root wes he in such ...
... COSIMERCE.—AGRICULTURE. have accounts from various parts of the country of avery considerable rise in the prices of meat. This is partly to be ascribed to a real scarcity of sheep and cattle, arising, in so:ne degree, from the lute long and severe winter ...
... considered as almost un- » fai‘ing. By contrivance, when the machinery of the mill has pitainekits proy-er speed, certain balls rise by their centrifugal force, so as.to draw a box below the reach of a bell-handle, which -wvill then cease to ring a tell, placed ...
... the staple commodies of our colonies. They are now seven and a half per cent. valorem. 1 propose to adopt a different scale, rising from 15 per cent, to 80, and in some cases to 30 per ceat. The revenue will be appropriated to the colonies, and therefore ...
... made out.—The return was ordered. [ THURSDAY, MARCH 31. U|K>n the motion of Mr. Wynne, it was ordered that the House, its rising, adjourn till this day fortnight. Sir J. Newport moved for an account of all sums of money expended by the Society of Apothecaries ...
... lead me to infer that there must a zealous, active clergyman, which has not had con- amount of contributions, on the last Easter Festival, be a considerable number that have changed or are gregatiou, even in places where but few Proteatanu The result ...
... Justice—l think so, Mr. Scarlett. Mr. Campbell —My learned friend, Mr. Gurney, gag* gcsts that some centuries hence this may give rise to great confusion ; iaanmuch upon the record of this action it will be uncertain who, in the sixth year the reign of George ...
... Drawing Pa- per, coloured, varnished, and mounted on Rollers, IE STREAM OF HISTORY (brought dow ntp T the year 1824), shewing the Rise. and Fal 1 of Empires, and the progress Arts. Sciences, and Li- terature of every nation inAh ld, from the earliest ages to ...