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... abolition ot thie resetit of'p~iuiilueent iu ll h lire;,sonr. To him it ap- Feaneed that reeert occurrences mo~st clearly showed the Fr~ulricty 61'some chatnoe in this resp~ect. A slhock to hosarity--a thrilling' sent-itron of horror O-ce6lid be of nu ...
... sworn in a Privy Counsellor, nad Marquis of Salisbury, and other Noblemen, &c. re-sworn Privy Counsellors.- King holds a second Levee Wednesday se'nnight. -Serious rumours current last week of the health ?? of York-Sir 11. Ilalford reported on Saturday ...
... Commiissioners of Dunleary Harbotir, praying as~ sistance. Laid on the table. El STAGE COACH BILL. m Upon the motion of' Mr. M. A.'TAYLOR, this P Bill was read a second time, aid committed profor- mza, in order to enable him to make sonme alterations ...
... 1Wcdneatay, May 17. Afr Paikhoiiec presented -tile I 6th report of the CarnatiCcommissioners. MAft M. A. Tiytlor brouglht up the stage coath regulation bill. The 'South Sea conranissioneis- bill isud thic Irish trarnsfer stock bill were UkOh biought up from ...
... 1817, 1818, and 1819, he found the average consunmption to be 21,650,8701hs. 'She consumption from the 5th of April, 1819, to the 5th of April, 1820, was 22,332,11 7bs. making no inconsiderable increase in the present year. In the article of coffee he ...
... Win Jaies, I Esq. of Barrock tLodge. Sir P. Musgi ave vwas proposed by I Sir'John Seweil seconded by Mr Ricb. Lowvry; Mr Jauies by Dr Jackson, of Egienmoilt, seconded by HIenry Broughamo, Isq. M. P. Sbiile long speeches were made,. About 12 o'clock tbe ...
... on the table of the House of s Commons, it appears, taking the whole quarter's revenue p of the United Kingdom, ending sth April, 1820, that v it is eighty thousand pounds less than in the like period of c 1s89, notwithstanding the imposition of three ...
... right of voting to Leeds, it 'vill recollected was read a second time in the House of Commons on Friday the i9th inst. The suggebtion of Mr. Beaumont, Member for Nor- thumberland, on a former stage of the Bill, that, instead of transferring the franchise ...
... the shoulders oftwo persons, whici makes the courage that he showed at his dektlh the more eStraor- dinary. He was beheaded with a sabre, and, the executioner being obliged to make a second stroke, a general cry arose. The law-suit between Louis Bonaparte ...
... to be l brought up on Monday next. h The Irish Chancery Bill was read a second tun4,' nd ordered Is to be comsmitted on Friday next. 3- Sir J. NEWPORT said, that in some future stage of the ie Bill he should call the attention of the House tto the excessive ...
... passed through the hall of the inn they bowed most respectfully. The cavalcade now commenced the last and most diffi- cult stage of their route. From Abbeville to St Omer's they were scarcely able to obtain a single change of horses, and those that were ...
... COMMONS.' Mr BAGWELL and Mr. LITTLETON lild Petftlobs on the iab;e-the first from Tewiplemore, in the County of Tip- perary, the second from the County of Stafford, complaining of AgricllturalDistress~and preying ?? to beprinted. The Bakers' Regulation Bill ...