... islielt would he most coinducive to the 5 l Utid iiteret of tile Debtors and Creditors. ' % t nlL. ieotince that after thie Easter recess, he IC leafor ive to bring inn a Bill to that effect.- UOUSE 'OF COMMONTS. mIImday, Mutch 30. -iste rcrt itseifinto ...

... expected to be laid betore Parlia- mr in o e rro(terstood the Noble Secretary to say ,ta ise pr~, ticaiblc previous to the Easter recess, Lut llouda;yr fortnight as a probable day. Frid tg, April 9. 02!private Bills were received from tire Commons. Shariof ...

... depopu- lation and wastc;thanks to our present Govern- licnt, we now contemplate the dawvnings of happiness, and humanity, rising from amidst the ruins of a world which still reeks with the blood of all its people, civilized as well as savage. But a few ...

... exclusion of strangers, se understand, Lord 1 Belgrave gave notice that lie should ttike an early op- portunity, after the Easter recess, tosubutit a proposition i to the House for thakliaiug the late Admsiinistration, the same in substance as that tsicli ...

... from his bosoaaa lie shot lier, said then himself. Grceen died oil tile Spat, bait his liatemuded victimi recovered ao as to rise ip- & Stegger salting the lIssue, whien she was met by tito asilk msaids, whla conducted her Isona, where lsoe lies in a very ...

... second cetury we taear of Easter, when palycarlp tant Ailicetas hail a coifereace respectiag tihe day rc riI 4v1icIl it shotald be celebrated ; but ?? they coalal aot agree C ?? that, tile christiants (if Asia celebrattd Easter on the te t;,uteerah I ay ...

... ilte cliarse, arad was Y o ut t thle taking oftire dcvr-iit~ had lars pin- clatiroca,atrd wars S eta initerebititg object with rise apoarsirer-iris prorrry Carricei ?? him siaroug,'i eviry ?? cataire (rota Vieybiridge, sold it ass supposied to hrave rode ...

... vigorlous mueastures pursued againstia th tire Ir6imlas llave effectually incapaciltrind that treachemous InI ciriefalail freer rising us fuateriinijiiry, and Hoiltar& Sciudiash. tar, trave positively piadedt( rirelselves to ?? the iAlaiqoisol1 (wI JIirsrrtir- ...

... : Croiitethi-blrlt cenir i.rtpnoiiul, Jani. I I. A -I Ctdn ir\0sui fritir Al SiCk lbid, ISA Itrc JUl tRaY ilitniri civitur rise, ajidi nru iivinie ad14t unl jil ilr-asl Trinda ,Ilito se'tit( %olu r itt coli I'mir 10 lui ..t ars,~ to be ripnslird 1o tire ...

... s atlotg such a Powljialion11, lort ilie llitteol eaceri it disclaltell, end telliiig thCe, that nowws W 14 I le lithle to rise; 140W Itt' itat' to rifle tile iocelies o tile Ticit ; If 110w, to ?? 11 ?? ?? itild PlIllillel latiit T.v ?? ig 11(1 (Jov ...

... dillt lin Iliustijhtie§ Viotifd take place; aiid. innieilt o ii oniuneo eace, the Excliauie onet grtudually mind stemdily rising, having r,-acbdiel t lie qoizintinhl by the last letters ?? a ?? below 9j. We also fuind, by our advices-. that die Russian ...

... king great improvements An n alterations in his splendid mansion, Burlingtoni.house, Piccadilly, which are to be completed by Easter, when the 7 family are expected from ethe Continent. The Scietpy fose whmoting Chriwstianh ?? heldea ia special general meeting ...