... 'limos, and until we shall en. S Romilly said , if no oundal ' her •If I At Chrisiiensattel a second commotion The Commercial Credit Bill Was read a second S. • there were Coaches the exemption front Tolls. This exempt be restored to health, to manage ...

... of Tewkelbury, Gloucelterlhirc,linen draper. March ay, at, April 4, at the Swan inn—Soli- eitor, Mr. Check, Evelhant, Worts'cadre. Anthony Pinder. of Its Sof lborkreper. March I{, at, April IS, at Mars. Greg. fon, Dimon, and Gni. Andean, William Thorp ...

... Royal Highness the Prince Regan was pleased to declare, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, on the Illst day of April, 1812, 16 That if at any time hereafter the Berlin and Milan Decrees shall, by some authentic act of the French Gmanment ...

... : First Rose Colour Gay Stella Mr. Poynton Second, ditto ..Epliigene, ditto. First Purple and White. Matre Partout ditto, Second, ditto, Rons de Britain ditto. First Yellow ..Fa Fatigue ditto, Second, ditto, Archer Mr. Whitworth. The ee third ...

... particulars of the retreat from Burgos, in the last campaign, wo have made the ig extracts from ono of them, dated Oporto, April 15, 1813 we continued the retreat, taking up strong positions at night, till we came opposite whieh was full of French troops ...

... feet long, from single joints planted in -April last ! the same table were also exhibited specimens of Mangel Wnr/cl Root,raised on thegroundof his Grace the Duke Devonshire, Chiswick, and brought to the show by the Bailiff, direction his Grace. three ...

... SI , 4PENSION Of TUE HABEAS CORPUS ACT The of the Dal• for tFc Second of th• Habeas Corp.is Act was 111,0 rrutl Low ts st °weal TA said, the Comindire ►ad reported, that a contbmat humus: for its ohjei tto users the Oosernuimit, existed the meta °polls: ...

... regulating stage coaches, printed on cards n\»d sent to them.—Tint regulation well deserving the adoption of the Irustvex of every road in the kingdom, fit the case above alluded let, the owner was lined 1 £4O an-i .1 Salmon, the driver of the stage coach ...

... however. il really happened, doi» not st have cheeked lin-progresn host have alien ti dirtclioii his We fiini lhal, the 1 April, belief prevailed ;il that liajee Kuo was advancing Ihitiief “wilii a;i force,” (this ve lake lt» re (ignralive expresviun ...

... steam tools, telegraph stages, ami flying H. Warn l it their limes, mile* Biighlon, and now only What won so ashamed his baldness, have given for such a head hair as Mr. Muncy deposited in the Conservatory of Arts in Paris ? 1(1. Second sight was certainly ...

... Xuiluu of ** Travels of &c. Embellished itli live I ngravings. Price 6d. JO .I Schoolfellow*. the Author he Twin Sis ters.’* Second edition. Pi ice 4s. • 11. .Juvenile (ieugr-iphy, nr Poetical C«azetleer : comprising anew and interesting descnpiinn many ...

... Erckine rose, and said, had duly to perform the public, anti (bat should lead him to oppose the Bill even Ibe most hopeless stage It appeared that meetings had lie* held which were dangerous to the public peace, at which persons assembled in military array ...