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... con~ oreliosry circumnstance; ?? that was, that when the thel Noble Lord, the member for London, on the 2lst of late July, 1040, moved the third needing of the New Peer the Law Commisision Ceontiuence, Bil1, there were absent noef the following members ...
... powerful pen to the illustration of the Poor Law System.- Londoni Paper. Cttntous ASreeONINICAL FACT.-Tlhere is no new moon in tile month of February, 1843, but there are twvo new moons in the month o lt lirch following. It is a new meoon on the 30th i'f ...
... a. quarrel, the threatening aspect of affairs will, it is . hoped, disappear. a I MRS. TROL.LOPE AND THlE NEW Poon LAW.- Every one to whom the New Poor Law forms a ,, matter of consideration will be interested to know i that Mrs. Trollope, who so successfully ...
... her powerfal pen to the illustration of the Poor Law System.- Londosn Paprer. CuRious ASTrONIMICAL FACT.-There is no new moon in the month of February, 1843, but there are two new moons in the month of March following. It is a new moon ol the 90th of Januar ...
... Rn YAL BARON OF CHRIsTmAs BEes'.-Her the for Majesty commanded that a baron of beef, accord ing r to old English custom in baronia halls' and royal ekplcssould be thle chief dish at the royal 0 Ja i banquet at the Castle on Christmas Day. A splen- ~ ...
... Scottish poet, tended to destroy superstition, pro- mote morality, and forward the cause of public liberty ? which he illustrated by reading a number of the peemns and songs of that stirling arid patriotic bard Lehich afforded censiderable amusepnent ...
... that vere payesble in London so long h Ifter they suspended payment ite the country, hns to many seemed a rather siegeln r. Their policy, however, seems to have been the a as oidcig of legal expenses. Thc acceptances due in London might d have found their ...
... but not to con- vulse or destroy-(hear, hear,) But what bad been the rourse pursued in this most ominous affair? A new invention, new to history as to the people, was 8trnck out. Principles and details, man and machinery, were alike displaced. That class ...
... subject of Mr. Walter's motion on the New Poor Law. On account of its great importance we give this week a more extended report, par- ticularly of the speeches of Mr. Walter and Mr. Forrand.] PRINCIPLES-OF TEE 'NEW POOR LAW. Mr. WALTER than rose, and commenced ...
... present en businc'ss in London. Hod there been a supply of water in the mains, they would have put the fire out in a few minates. Toe premises, we understand, are insured. TeE Naw L ovEaNon-GENEsAL OP CANADA.-Sir Charles Metcalfe, the new Governor-General of ...
... and Thai its marked thanks are also due and are hereby given to the proprietors of the Northern Star and Lloyd's London W~eekly News- paper, for the ability and trnthfunless with which those journals have advocated the claims of this society. That ...
... 1OCAL INTELLIGENCE. or, the 21st inst., Mir. J. E. Hebblethiwaite, of Is College, London, late pupil of Messrs. Teaile, of this 5arg and of the Leeds School of Medicine, was admitted lireatiate of the Worsbipful Company of Apothecaries, LTondon.HICAL ...