... have the honor to-be, Sir, It was moved as an Amendment, that the House should into a Committee the first Monday after the Easter Recess. Ayts, Cl—Noes, 1ST —Majority, 12C. ' The original question, that the Speaker do leave the Chair, was then put— Ayes ...

... expensive war just terminated. Thcftctipous credit obtained or given universally, caused every auk le ■rir use or subsistence to rise infinitely beyond its value—ami ii 's hnnoasible, so short space time has elapsed since ice was restored, for tilings again ...

... subdued ewe° is sruse—who, boosted bs long comiuucd struggles, sod deterred by the imposiag aspect she military forte. dare sot rise upposotue to the they must abhor—and the same reasons •bich prevented the declaration of their seetimeata It naparie, will ...

... might she lament over her fallen fortunes; well might she mourn over the memory of the days when the sun of !leaven seemed to rise but for her happiness ; well might she recall the home she bad endeared ; the children she bad nursed ; the hapless husband ...

... heara some men come to the house aboyt four in the morning ; himself, wife, and two sons were in bed The party bid witness rise and lct them in ; hé asked what they wanted ? they demanded entrance, and at Jength forced the door open, and came in ; witness ...

... look -afrer house sod home, and I bear, has taken up with Tirh Guigin, tie lame “w“'lfn same that was put in the.stocks last Easter, for stealing Barney Diody's game-eask.~—This is ¢ give netice, that I will not pay for hite or sup an her or his eccount ...

... ropes are lengthened, and ■ hinder ones shortened, till it slaiuU in in angle degrees with the hon/on, hen it will he found to rise in angle I. and the horizontal velocity towards j its destined barb mr will about 2 ' pg r hour. Ihe power (be heated air would ...

... to_ comers r’.-m the 'lte- price average was J. 3 1:U 3d. and now them. The whole of the system went disregard A*.) making rise only Od. in the marketable price. 'I' ,ntrh,s,c V3,u,Jof the Coin. One effect the mtroduc- seamed belt, to Wtrtld silver. t ...

... SLAVE Tl! Mr. WtLBERFORCE rising said, that the object had in view was one should not have brought forward, except under the impulse duty, and anxious regard lor ( the durable, solid and perpetual interests all the Subjects itiie Empire, more especially ...

... Charges and Incumbrance* slfecting (he real and personal Estates John M'llobert Eitzmaurice, in the Pleadings named, prior to Easter Term, 1777, being (he time of obtaining the Judgment in the Pleadings mentioned, to come before me, at Office the lnn,- ...

... say. without the fear contradiction, that the Church was not the pi ice questions such as the re-election Mr. Mereeron i»e rise to. lonf; a* the doors that ( ourt, and of t .se other Courts in Westminster ill were o|ien for the administration justice ...

... ; the number of the latter is, however, happily on the decrease. The scenery in summer is rich and I varied; the from the rising grounds, of I the Bann, Lough Neagh, Mourne Mountains, &c. j a northern Irishman, which distinguishes him every part of the ...