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... proved facts, and trjntenbts th'nt art conclusive. in suchI shall. deal, upon :the- present io&sou -,iy'^fir~t Xj~ectbkingto show you tl+ prefktion~ idoptad-, with regard to the Frespthig~s tlepublicationt . tEXe~w~as a t~ime, wvhten-^in England, the 'govrnment ...
... the prompt interfereiice of tie Ma- A uen- gistriicy, supported by stre gr'eat body of ship-owners,A iuni1- and a wholesome show of niilisary force, they were re- in the c for duiced to obedience; and peace, we trust, puronianeitly sand at e at restored ...
... liad bethi nade, tugether with thle date of such Or- I? a dera-Ordered. tII t Sir W. Cultria presented a Petition front thle Stage Coach C f P'rcprlstors, wllich wvas oridered to lie oci the table. cc PAlr. (Gce Nriati. moved for sinme retureu relative to ...
... BUDGTt'FPIFR THE, YEAlt x6. RiEGULAR ExPeNDItURE. . ( S per Cent Consolidated Fuiid, created ist April, i 1814 , , , , 63,300 000 Iacreased from ist April to ist OdLolier . . s,o93,ooo Banm to be in cribesl in cen.equence of the Stipu- lations -f the ...
... ithe IiatiteeittDeb tiirs' itwhich NWis reaid a irst taiae, and or- e dtireti to lie t oai a wcn s cbid tuiegs. othe Stlt of April iiixt. Mer. licseipreaeinteil a Petiation fro'n John Rictatid Pym, r EStating his fainsit' Ise -ai sssesaed to pay a certain ...
... 70 Adjourned at Half-past Two o'Clook. WEDNESDrAY, April 3&] The American Com. mercial Convention Bill was read a third time, and ptsaed, Various other bills were, for*arded in their respective, stages, aod tbe House adjdiirid. THlllSDAY, Aprl 4.1 TrbeIVxeise ...
... LONDON, APRIL 9. MVt'TL'UM% IN PAnvo.-Bulletint of the King's health- W1indsor Castl', April 6.-His MTa- jesty has enjoyed good bodily heal tih, rind has been very traziquil during the last nuontld, but bis' M q sty s disorder has mitderzgotie not clhalu ...
... hiitt'ccsasrr. It -was nototious doat those cii- ?? ti'it tIli~ Clillnred. It ought to lie with thle ~Flmght lion1. Geait, to' show wliat thh~ otl~tri'iols cittutti- stances revtllv were syhiche required the continiuantce tif time restricti - si. Su1. Newport ...
... perpetual, whichl was read a first timec, and ordered to be read a second to-morrow. , ''he other Orders of the Day, were then disposed of, and the House adjourned. I r'HURSDAY, April 25.1 Mltr. Blackburn pre- sented a Petition from the Woollen Manufactlurers ...
... read a second time, and ordered to be comn nitted to-morrow. . Mr.. CUARLMS CAVENtlISIt presented a PetitioN ?? Ayles-I bury, praying for Retrenchmen~ft. - The Geemnan~rinces 13t11 was read a third time and passed. r TIhe Soap- BiBl was read a second time ...
... - Mlt-. H-o aN eR brought in the Irish Grantd Jury Regulation Bill, which was read a first time, awul ordered to be read a second time onl 'thirsday tlext. Mr. il. ADDINGTON brought Up the Report of the Commit- ?? appoittedl to inquire into the fees ? ...
... hie prayed vthe I-louse tti teike he matter into their CAiuiiideCrilltti.-Ordered ~ tilt uth ILLICITl DIST ILLATION. 'Tke second tepoir. iif the Ctommnittee oil Mlickt Distillation a h~n roztlit il upands ordertil Ci lie priutted. I Generi I ?? T (iWO ...