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... Superior President of the Province. The burgesses are mediately to proceed to a new election. The delegates who have been dismissed arc not re-eligible for six yean If the new Assembly should refuse to nominate a deputy, the Kin* wdl not only withdraw their ...
... enjoyments of Christmas were enthusiastically cheered. The Deputy Coroner and the Marylebone Vestky.—-Yesterday meeting of the board of directors and guardians of the poor of St. Marylebone, was held in the board-room the workhouse. New-road. Sir J. Hamilton ...
... matter capable of again receiving the principle of life, of assuming new vital forms, and of developing into new bodies, is beautiful and benificcnt ; but when such matter is taken from new graves and applied directly to fertilise our fields, the transition ...
... increase has taken place since last Christmas in the number of in-door and out-door paupers in the metropolitan unions. Christmas Dinner Clubs.—Experienced salesmen at Leadenhall-market state, that the demand for Christmas geese has this year exceeded that ...
... to extend some share of them to the poor and suffering. Charities are most urgent in their demands at the beginning of the new year. Debts must be settled, and fresh funds raised for the work of the next twelvemonth. Benevolence seeks the advertising ...
... FAMINE IN IRELAND AND SCOTLAND. Meetings were held yesterday at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, which were addressed by members of deputations from Ireland, Scotland, and the provinces, bear ing testimony to the destitution and sufferings of the ...
... announced this fact to the Chapter. Mining Royalty of New Zealand.—The Queen has issued, in last night's Gazette, additional instructions, under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet, to the Governor in-Chief New Zealand, for altering the royalty to be reserved ...
... singled out as a class for its infliction Epaulettb. An Irishman puzzling the Yankees.—Th ...
... may certainly take a broom and not l suffer degradation, The amateur scavengers, as we have hinted, are 1 asking for Christmas boxes, like their more hard- I working brethren. They solicit them not, indeed, as i direct offerings to themselves-there ...
... Noble lords were required in Sootlan the day after-.( launh), and no one attended to disouss the'question. The 1 Bia ops of London and Oxford had absolutely been unaware that the subject was coming forward. He trusted, hew- ever, that the matter would now ...
... B8-Mr. Co..N, fromw meetig held at tic City Of London Tavern; Mr. SWAUT, numerous petitionfrom various places; Sir E. BVToN, from the Soclety of Piends; Mr. Hu=, from Stockport; Mr. IWGRIaos, from London and another from Wesetinster; Mr. FANas, fom Maldstone ...
... LONDON, IVEDNE]SDA Il, A UG. 30. . 1I ~ll: l iii sE5 or lol ?? y'ttrdtiy ?? Plr(ceedi lrs of the I idty were Iiit iitcd toi pjainiig thu bills onl (ic ?? t hrough thicir Heveral ftugl.ss, midl a ?? t ii the (XIlliiI ?? 01 ?? subjuIt. of' It, Tulrlnpik ...