... in England and Scotland. Obbelt calls the polatoe, in his letters to the English labourers, a damned root.” CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES AT THE LONDON THEATRES, Covent-fiARDEN. Harlequin Pat, and HarUquin But; or, the Giant's Cnusaray. —Outline of the plot:—O’Roirk ...

... Popery. —(Loud Cheers.) This is the substance of the resolution, and I shall only detain you while mention a few facts illustrative of the several points which embraces ; for it is desirable that respectable body men should have time go home early. In ...

... resolved upon the Whigs, and in April—the Ist, probablythe new system comes into operation, in consequence which, the Fast India Company have announced their last ten sate for March. Under the new system the King in Council may increase the tonnage dirty ...

... of a fossil tree from Ayr, present ...

... donors. Among the donations lately received are the following—Leslie Alexander, Esq , York Terrace, London, £2; Samuel Martin, Esq., Middle Temple, London, £1 Is; John Martin, Esq., Clerk of the Crown, Cnlmore, Is. We learn that the honourable title of ...

... proposed, save a- far as every amendment innovatex-no new principle is brought forward-no new practice suggested. The details may—nay, must, improved ; but neither the principle nor the practice new will not want add as much a, one word our parliamentary ...

... after the first ’work completed, the undertaking will probably not l»c com* menced before April. TO THE BDITOa TUB SBMTINBL. London. Dee. 19, Sir read few days ago in the Derry Sentinel siring of resolutions agreed to a meeting of the wreck owners Lough ...

... Reform Minister, cannot stand. Although freed from the husUlily of the Court, although be possess the entire confidence of new and popular Sovereign, will he outvoted in Ibis, the MellKiiiriie Parliament, unless be step further in Conservatism, by abandoning ...

... GRAND BANQUET, given by the Corporation London her Majesty, on the of November, also beautifully Printed Large Paper, for framing and preserving. “THE MAGNET” is the Largest, Cheapest, and Best and Commercial London Meekly Newspaper, PRICE ONLY FOUII PENCE ...

... literies, and wearing hot hands and scarfs. Ihe carriages the Duke of Wellington.the Archbishop ol Canterbury, the Bishop l.ondon, Cord l.yndhurst, Hie Lord Chancellor, Hie mn.t of the Judges, fllso accompanied the procession out of town. The windows of ...

... Prineipal offered up tin prayer, and, the minute of election being read, the usual oath was administered to, and subscribed by. the new Lord Rector, in the usual form. The ceremony of inauguration having been concluded, Sir James Graham addressed the assembly ...

... GUKAT JAMES STUEET. Aj.pluauuu to be made to JI. LLOYD, General Ai/enl. 7, London-street. be sold by private sale, On the \si day of AVGUST next, That farm of land in deer-park, »t new. TOVVNSTEWART, the property of A»ilit» r. Drew, heir of the Into D.v.o ...