... rdens? Accounts. annteersary of the easy to see that tl eport of the Churehwardene of chiefly with the vie the yearending at Easter last, Had the battle of ices, No 43, Fountain-street. greater euccess thar would have longs: mented by the fo Attila —The ...

... d tor reacting Spain and all which j >. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tuesday, February 13 gave notice, that he would, soon after the Easter Recess, move, that a Committee be appointed consider of what, or if any, redress can afforded to those who hare suffered the ...

... half bound and lextered ONDO 4 being 2 COMP LETE GUIDE to ‘the containing an ac- curate and succinct Account of :ts Origin. Rise, and Progress; the Increase and Exteat of its Buildings ; its Commeree, Curiosities, Exhibitions Public Calamities, Rel-gious ...

... received the lineal assent the 14th nk. the usual time for nominating overseers of the poor, which has Idiherto been done Easter Monday Tuesday, under the of Eliz. hereafter be marie the 25th day March every year, or within 1-1 (lavs thereof. The gentlemen ...

... and .omas SOU Mr. Winder, the | that her father ha: ud guilty (0 the charge, and d on the satisfac tory evi- usual tine of rising rouin, and found th -received of Tran spore rseren and for fourteen at this, she procure doer, when the ho given ty Bhd s ...

... law of these wiseacres out doors, who, afterporing for days and nights, and brooding over their wild and mischievous schemes, rise with their little nostrums and big blunders to amend the British Constitution (laughter and loud cheers J And then, Sir, are ...

... the discussion should be postponed till after Easter, when the House have an opportunity considering the details- All that he now required them was, that prevision should made for the service till after Easter. The general bearing of the estimates was, that ...

... less elegantly formed. The head, (especially the muscles of tbe cheek,) is much more strongly marked. The raised rim does not rise at once, as in the good pieces ; but is very imperfectly, gradually, and clumsily raised, indicating some appearance of having ...

... Friday and Saturday’s Posts. London, April 9, 1817. for the first time since tke late progressive rise in the funds, the 3 per cent. consols became materially affected ‘The market opened at 744 for May account, and left off at 727 ; for money, they were ...

... four-filths v;.';; , and a majority number the inhabitants, and shall not exceed the amount the last halt-y. .n , Poor's Rate, Easter 1817; be paid out accruing Kates, within two years after Eaater is. {but such advance shall made ouly when such last Rate ...

... M. Pons, at Marseilles. Gold in bars yesterday rose to £4 2s. fid. per oz. mid Dollars to 4d. consequence of this continued rise in ihe price of the precious metal*, there a eneral conviction that the Bank Restriction Act will be continued force, for ...

... made and accep - ed, a general coalition forces was an expected ' consequence; in which case a fund of recreation awails the Easter Holiday people unprecenented in the annals of that fi >uris!iing rind popular Carnival. Friday being what is commonly called ...