... adjustment; and ho punted to the fact that incorporating all these matters, as might be done, in one General Bill, the expense of other two bills would be saved. With respect to road money paid the inhabitants-a subject which he adverted to formerly— found ...

... ‘The recipe* ere most ! renn.'ve ill .li-'rb-r-anil rain- ill till'Stomach anil Hon els, «■». . ~, In the Senate, upon the bill protect officers end other ITatulenev. SpiMiis. Loss Appetite. Mek |, ni>, IMblisher, 14. Hand Court, Hi 1- pers „ ti„g under ...

... a majority of 34. The bill to dais in making the proper use and application ro ii uce( 0 the subject meantime inof available means and resources. Instead of ten q apply only to , England, where a these what do we find ? The old effete routine i stron ...

... The Roup to commence at Twelve o’clock Noon exactly; and Six Months Credit will be given on all sums above £5 upon approved Bills. Insch, 9th March, 1855. Slates for Sale. FROM NORTH WALES AND BAI r TMIE Subscribers are now Discharging, -Jr at the Quay ...

... had complaint to make of Captain Christie, but only of the system. lid know Admiral lljxer? Yes ; he was a rery intemperate old man, and used to give very strange orders. He had heard complaints of him from all the masters of ships he had met. was removed ...

... division, and, of course, Sir Joshua was in a ridiculous minority. Sir Joshua Walmsely is a man who could persuaded to bring in bill to alter and amend the Ten Commandments. His mind is like soft wax, and were it not that his heart is soft also he might be ...

... probable that the great bulk of failures is now over. Confidence having been prostrated for the last three months, and few bills comparatively taken ; a great portion of traders liabilities have been met or insolvencies have ensued. But we wish it to be ...

... reading; and there is no dispute that further accessions are obtainable. The following is a copy of Sir W. Clay's bill for the present session : A BILL ABOLISH CHURCH-RATES. Note. The words printed in italics are pro, osed to be inserted Committee. Where s C ...

... House met at 12 o’clock. The Bills of Exchange bill, the object of which is facilitate payment of bills, was after a division read second time, and referred to a Select Committee. Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes bill also read a ...

... the directors to enable them commence the building. . Rahway Bills the Session of report of 'the roil way department the Hoard of Trade on the railway bills of 1853 shows that the number of bills for railways deposited this sesssion amounts to 104, of which ...

... last week to call attention to the bill of Sir John Pakington for promoting education in England and Males ; and today we have to record the re-introduction- with some minor improvements of the Scottish Education Bill brought forward by the Lord Advocate ...

... Newspaper* Stamp Bill, he should move, as an amendment, that the reading be postponed until after the Chancellor the exchequer had made his financial statement. EDUCATION IN SCOTLAND. The Lord-Advocate, in moving for leiva to bring ia bill to provide for ...