... iniquity, is certainly superior to us in this. I quote them instances, some of which may seem to you. Mr. Editor, trivial. to show that Bristol u not m a quiet anti orderly state, anti that great improvement is wanted here. Now are the persons and properly ...

... fortune has given her heart, but refuses her hand, to Mr. Young, sinless he quits the stage for ever. This, it is said, is the reason of his retirement from the stage. The Timber question has proved a knotty business to Ministers. HOUSE OF LORDS—TursDAY ...

... for the privy purse, and 30.0110 L tee the {saes. His Lordship then recapitulated the reducible* by the Causesittee In the second. third. and fourth dense; het seeing was very small. As to the fifth clam, the Committee had agreed with him (Lord Althnrp ...

... reduced to a condi. lion so near to absolute annihilation. A little whitish dust marked the place where the head had been • and showed the bones of the shoulder, of the thigh, the knees, and the ankles; vestiges of this dust still traced, with broken HOOD, ...

... 10d. tots. per dot. DEVIZES MARKF.7.—Comperatcre priors with Noes of last the rearms.) April 11. April Zest Meat . per Sect, El 15 otol IS 0 1110 to I 16 0 Second ditto II Third ditto 805)—Average price .. 111 Ord wk.] 110 4 ~per Quarter llloto ...

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... the Hon. Member for Shrewsbury was showing that 101. houses were not a measure of property but of pauperism—(Chens (rona the Opposition) —and be brought in a bill, which he (Mr. Crusher) believed stood for the second reading the very night on which the ...

... horsier Isitiags (!nasal train oar anxiety for the fate of these appendages of ter which an alike its ornament and to cast a hasp show our West India colonies, whore iesiorptcy, role, and deneletioe, mere the planters in the. face mama a respect of relief. errs ...

... voyage. TM aceommodttwns in the first and second Cabins and Steerage are very superior, and their inspection by persons desirous or proceeding to the ebiive port la solicited. Is intended to sail the first week in April. For funber particulars apply to Mr. ...

... 'I'M Malt Draw-back Bill was read a second time, after a On the motion of Mr. Campbell. the Limitation of Actions Bill w•s re•eommitted in • Committee of the whole House, which obtained leave to sit again on the 16th April. The Bill to allow the Sale and ...

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... knowledge of the genus was to that of the species. unless be intended to mike Geology his particular study. He then west on to show that Li the type Tartk belong dye gene.., of which the testudo or land tortoise, requires from the medium to it is to exist ...