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... And in like mainheriton New Years day, a quantity of dotliiug was given tot 42 old infirm persons, by order of the - Noble Doinors, consisting of comfortable great coats, cloaki, warm petties its and blarlkets8; alld alsn, new clothing to 24 udioz sedholbors ...
... 'cannot at present'eniter upon. the .question,. (Pioa rTHE toRNINO HiERALD.) The -state of lrilain4- aflrds 'a melancholy illustration of the short-sighted, vacillatinxg, ind' equivobal' policy of the govern. wanit of'that'eroantry., At' one time yielding ...
... BELFAST NEWS CONTINUED. Among the casualties from 'the high wind of Tuesday last, a stack of ebimnies of a house in Ormeau-place, be- longing to a very respectable family, fell down with a fear- fiul crash, carrying with it a great part of. the roof, ...
... expected to join the circle of fashiorrables-at Baron's Court before Christmas, bad it not been for the recent change of govern . ment, which has called his Lordship unexpeectedly to London. THIEATRE._We have to remind the public, that Mr. Adams, the talented ...
... to thel patronage of the Irish public. CH-EstAr NEw LIBRaARY OF FICTION.-The public will, no doubt, observe with pleasure the announcement for the Ist of January, of a new, revised, handsomely illustrated, and more select Collection of COLBURN'S MomnaN ...
... Baron left town on Wednesday evening for Abinger-lall, near Dorking. Lord Ellenborough, the new President of the Board of Control, has the patronage of the two new Bishoprics of Madras and Bombay, each with an allowance of £2,500 per annum, and which have ...
... the measure were divided into two classes, oid arid new. On the old, as they were the same which bad been urged and answered last session. he would touch very lighilY- One of the principal of the new argume'its was, that the Protestant church esaablislmLyent ...
... according to the I new church rate act. e Lord 10 WICK said, that it was true this person had Bbeen liable to the rate under the new church rate act, and he would say further, that if it had not been for the impolitic Rprovisions of that new act, they would ...
... ask, when a similar r, turnwout wasr caused among the tradesmen of London, by a 0 similar importation of w~rought-inon work, was the trade of fi coach-builders injured or ruined in London ? Do you think ti i they acted wrong (cries of no, no)? The same ...
... at the peace of 181 5. LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE-.MONDAY. This morning's market was but moderatelysupplied wittl Wheat, notwithstanding the currency of Wednesday last was scarcelysupported, certainly only for selected parcels of new; they generally continue ...
... have strong prejudices in its favour. Neither did lie know what the new system might be; but he could not help hoping that some portion of the old sys- tem would be grafted on the new one, at least in cities and large towns. That system had been the greatest ...
... worth notice by the costly and weari- some conflicts in the committee-rooms. An argu- ment of great weight and efficacy at Christmas may thus be of small avail to Sir Robert Peel at Easter. Nothing, apparently, has been gained by delay and sham fighting; ...