... of the former to town yesterday, to see Lord Grey, after which he immediately returned to Lord Selton’s, probably have given rise these rumours. We have no better authority for them ; hut it seems to be the universal admission that the present Administration ...

... LINCOLNSHIRE, HOLLAND. At Spalding Easter Sessions, on Thursday, the 11th day of April, 1833, before the Rev. Wm. Moore, D.D. Chairman; the Kev. Henry Hi ti.ev Pacev, D.D. the Rev. Charles Hoothhv, the Rev. James ton, and the Rev. Charles Moore. Clerks ...

... operation. That if the Bill before your Honourable House be passed into a Law, it will, as your Petitioners verily believe, give rise to great expense, insecurity, and delay, and so far from facilitating the investigation of Titles and giving relief, will ...

... stantly capsized. The poor woman sunk, and was nevtr seen rise again. It supposed in rising she Struct against the bottom of one the tier of barges. The girl was carried under barge, and, rising its stern, there picked up. The man saved himself clinging ...

... waster. In fact, subject to much punishment get the Derby weight. Samuel does not ride often, but whenever he does, his horse rises in the market, as was the case with hit father before him at one period of his life. Some anecdotes are related of Chifney ...

... to all present for cordial and liberal support in their humble but earnest endeavours to extend the kingdom of Christ, the rising of that glorious day, when * the desert shall blossom as the rosf,’ and God’s Jaws shall be known earth, his saving health ...

... visible.” The dense mass of buildings lifts its shadowy outline on either side, crowded, confused, and heavy. Crime and misery rise uppermost on the mind. Von feel what a weary wilderness is that whose moaning thunder comes perpetual the ear. The black river ...

... London, in term, April and 251; after term, May 10. New causes entered for the sittings in Easter term will tried in term. Kemanets from Hilary at the sittings Easter term by consent. Entry closes two days previous to the sitting days (exclusive Sundays) ...

... nothing hut old thought for ever “turning o’er and o’er again, and cankering into misery; “plunged from the sunny heights of rising liberty into “the hellish depths of abject slavery. Brothers, are “ ye prepared for this ! Who shakes his craven head, and ...

... for the most part been bright and sunny, yet un> accompanied that scorching blaze which forms such contrast attendant north-easter, while the combined effect of the two, withers up the source of health and strength in man and beast and vegetable. This hot ...

... umbrage can have given him as his churchwarden warrant so ptrsuial attack as that I received from bis lecturer ? Since the Easter meeting have 1 not done all I could in providing (by waiting upon the parishioners for their subscriptions) things necessary ...

... the parish account during the preceding eighteen months, and to enable them to meet such necessary expenses may incurred up Easter next. The meeting was crowded to excess, was known the rate was opposed. William Grant, Esq., of Sttihhington Lodge, proposed ...