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... took the chair. The Chairman introda ed Mr Craft in a well deliver-d ‘spe ch which called forth general appiause. Mr. Crafton rising to address the meeting was lond'y | cheered. He is a fine epecimen of the negro race evidintly very intelligent and burning ...
... classes which the proposed reduction would go to affect. It had been said that prices would rise, and so enalle the masters to keep up wages. True; but that rise of prices on your produce would be just so much advautage to the foreign competitur; his c ...
... ‘he other three hanged at the usaal place of execution. Parliament will be adjourned on Fiiday next, the 18th inst.; for the Eastér recess, and will re. assemble for the despatoh of busines:, on Mounday, April 4. 7 Mr. Hindmarsh, of the Pentouvilie Prison ...
... parts of and in all that TENEMENT situate in Boskednan Wollas, in the parish of Gulval, now in the occupation of CORNWALL EASTER SESSIONS Commenced on, Tuesday at Bodmin, before John King Lethbridge, Esq., chairman, and Sir W. L. 8. Trelawny,| C. B. G ...
... offences charged were that he had not performed Divine Service on the morning and evening o Good Friday, nor on the evening of Easter Day ; that he had not resurted, upon notice, to the house of a parishioner on the 81st of Jannary last to baptise an infant ...
... und leclind would rise as ome man for the purpuse of protecting their own rights. The nobie ear! sheu deprecated the attempt to get up 20 invasion pauic, which of iself was withoul any real groands, for suspeciing B invasion gave rise to tha necessily ...
... | K I f j b E—— Paricament. ————— HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursday, April 15. Their lordships re-assen.bled this evening afier the Easter recess, and met for the first time in their new chamber. The attendance of peers was very numerous, and several peeresses ...
... to the bill on principle, he should recommend the government to postpone the turther proceedings upon this bill until after Easter. Mr. SabLigr would vote in favour of going into commiitee, because he was anxious to see the laws of England and Ireland ...
... PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY. Tur Perrs assembled for the first time after the Easter recess, on Thursday last, in the new House, a description of which magnificent building we ‘gave last week. It appears, however, to be doubtful whether the new chamber will ...
... mackind in the pages of Wordsworth. How full of it is Exglish art! 1 am po judge of art, adwiring only with the children and the Easter Mouday mechanics; but lialy can scarcely bave any treasures of more worth to the commen mind than some of the lsndscap:s ol ...
... with regard to books are now enforced, lecenily gave rise to some seizures of Bibles amngst the baggage belongiog 10 Eaglish travellers, disembarking at Civita Veechia, and coming on to Rome fer the Easter ceremonies. Cempl iints were subsequently mado to ...
... opportuvity of returning before their own feast again recurs. Some parishes keep up the feast throughout the week alibough, as in Easter week, the first thres days are the principal holydays. The mos: common atbletic amnsements on these ocoasions, were formeriy ...