... bock /old for nine ana halt the dozen, nearly ten falling, a bottle' bf mai » the in and out poor of Birmingham from Easter to Easter was If) r ...

... allowed to be brought in, should move have it printed and fibuted, and should not move for the «ecor.d reading until'after the Easter recess.—Leave was then given to bring in the Bill. Army Estimates. The at War then rose to move for the House resolving into ...

... have a good Character. Enquire of Messrs. Collis & Dash, Bookj sellers, Kettering (if by Letter, Post-paid). Vl7 AN TED, at Easter, A PERSON to undertake the MANAGEMENT of the POOR LUBENHAM, in the County of Leicester, where a House of Industry has been ...

... ODE for the NEW YEAR, 1807. By 14. J. PYE, Esq. P. L. • . ■ . i. loud ar.d drear the tempests roar, 1 When high the mountains rise, And headlong 'gainst the rocky shore, Driven by the blast, rue giddy vessel flies IJuguided, the wild waves borne. Her rudder ...

... Manufactures, Religion, Arts, Sciences, Slavery, and the Slave Trade; Biographical Particulars public Characters; a View of the Rise and Progress of the Drama; Hints and Facts relative to Emigration; and a Variety of interesting Anecdotes and Details, Moral ...

... Overseers, and principal Inhabitants of the Parish Ivix.r.nor, in the j County of Buckingham, purpose to meet in Vestry on Easter Monday next, LETT the WORKHOUSE: Any Person desirous to undertake the Care and Maintenance of the Poor of thebaic! Parish ...

... PRISONERS OF WAR. N Thursday the 20th of June, 1811, WILLIAM HABERFIELD, who had been convicted at the Sittings after Jast Easter Term, at Westminster-Uall, of assisting Jacques Pierre Osten, a General, and Aimé Madier, a Celonel, inthe French Army; Pierre ...

... feet. Good Friday. —The commemoration aur Lord's crucifi xi.on. Easter Sunday.— The great festival our Saviour's resurrection. The word Easter supposed of heathen origin, from the goddess Easter. Alphege. Archbishop of Canterbury, in the reign Elheldred 11 ...

... froup, Chairm feply to Mr. an of the Military Committee, in She ey, admitted that he bad ex- 7 himself in favou If the rapid rise of r of such a project. the public Funds may be taken as the political b arometer of the country, | Tospects the most lively ...

... Vurch 1 —Lord Liver- pool delivered a short verbal message from his R. the Prince Regent, desiring that the House at its rising would adjourn its proceedin rs to the inst. and he maved aceordinziy.—The M irquis of Lane- down objected to The motion, apon ...

... Ministers Him Who went about incessant doing good, And thus hy his example animates, And by his Spirit strengthens you to act: Rise then, nor longer slumber your posts, F.xert your energies, and dedicate Him, your time, talents, and yonr prayers. Let others' ...

... fTiccrs and men, and are to uoin on all occasions; they are about the size three-shilling bank token. The match which is lo run Easter Monday at Newmarket, between the Hon. Mr. Neville's Sii Joshua and Mr. Holdsworth's for IOOOgs. hasexcited more interest in ...