... 441nroru of the Yirt Protdlce of the Revertuie for 11w it 1vorier ended 51lm .4prii, I81M, aid St/u April, 1820: I ?? . .2 Jig 1950 Cistlllils ?? ,0,SttS s: lite;5,.5377,878 Excise ?? ,8ti,r335, 1 ?? 1,570,757 ?? 1,453,'224 Aislse se :3,2 6- Assessetl ...

... and (Glenelg, bat as Lords Commissioners. The Commons being sutnmoned, lIlt. Iticknian and niany Officers of the House entered the House of Lords, when Lord Den. man, in his liajesty's name, and in obedience to his commands further prorogued the Parliament ...

... Tbomas Roulend, eof the former place, painter and soed dealer. Aug. 27, at Clovedon, Somer setshire, Frederick Britten, Es M D., son of M. Britten, Esq., od Clifton, to Eliza Drew Thege', youngest daughter 0t the late Charles Thoems, Esq., of Bristo J Aaag ...

... evening, to a very r laumerotiB party. 2,000 invitations were issued. Amongst f. thos wh hadthehonour of receiving invitations were- Sir William Williams, of Kate; Sir Cohin Campbell; the s -Earl and Countess of Harewood ; Viscount and Viscountees ?? Qoderich; ...

... held bY Churchmen throughout ?? of Ripen. The meeting was convened by circular, and was not numerously attended. The Earl of HAREWOOD, presided ; and amnong the decrgy- men and gentlemen present wve observed-the Honl. and Rev P1. Yorke Saville, the Rev. ...

... of the hi Staff; and to the granting of returns. Adjourned. II . FRIDAY. tc The House sat for only a quarter of an hour, and its business W possessed no importance. HOUSE OF COMMONS, TanasDAY, FEB. 5. Mr. SPOONER gave notice of his intention to move, ...

... Joseph Arthur Raiiton, Harewood lal Lodge, Whalley Range ; Mr. Alderman Patteson, Chorl- cc: ton-on-Medlock; Mr. Joseph Thompson, Wilrslow; Mr. vie Edmund Coston, Park Hill, Broughton; Mr. Charles Wet- de son, Edgemoor House, Broughton; and Mr. W. C ...

... Flappitt, near Cnllingworth, was charged with permitting^ drunkenness in his house on the 26th of last month. The charge was proved by Sergeant Decaigon, who visited the house on the day in question in Compan ?? Nwbill abou ~ix 'cloc in the evening, wvhen ...

... society, and the last but one was raised to the pesrage under tle, ttitle of the Earl of Yarmouth. The house was still srepresented in the noble house of Rutland, an ancestor of e which married a Pastein After quoting extracts from a the correspondence ...

... Hedges (Secretary). Br Filer proposed an amendment on the minutes of the October Court, whereby authority was given to the House Committee to expend a sum not exceeding 2,000 on a swimming bath at the school. He considered the sum much too large, and moved ...

... and all the way through the park to the house came more respectful, but not less hearty, demonstrations of affection, fronm numerous parties wha'o had seized a last o~pportunity to display their loyalty. The party arrived at Temnpleneweam just upon '.six ...

... nfternoon all musical and theatricalperfornoances, all races, all pleasure parties, aft gaules, inchlding skating parties, and finally ail parties and gatherings in private houses or gardens which disturb the peae of' the Sabbath mu1st ceaSe. Furthermore ...