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... sutlicient force to intercept them. Letters hptve been received in townt, via 'Madeira, front1 Gen. CraUTUrd's Expeditlitif, a hicl show that its destinatiol) is againist thle Westii-ril Coast 6I South Amevrica. IL was generally utidei-itood iii the fleet, thati ...
... carry through a new Bill. It is expected Ito in the Ministerial circles, that the new Bill will be pushied go. through all its stages in bush H ouses, before Thursday ay, next, so as to allow the Provo gition to take p [ace on that day, and the Dissoluti;iO ...
... -Adjosrnal. I t On the other slays of the week the bitsisses was Uiflimpocrttan. POSTPIONFMENT OF THE SECOND READING OF THE ROnMAN CATHOLIC BILL. MONDAY, APRIL 9.-The Best o Dornornfsniore rose to psotpeae the notice lie had given for the seeoesd readiag oif ...
... tropolis upon the approaching Coronation, no doubt with a view to grace that great national ceremony, as well as to encourage and second that expression of po- pular feeling wlhich, under all the circumstances of the country, it is so eminently calculated to ...
... the powers and provisions of several acts passed for the ipzrovement of the town and neighbourhood of Leeds, hat been read a second time in the House of Commons. Same opposition is, we understand, con. templated against this measure-not radically, but to ...
... scervices of thie ses iertish Giovermisenst in proluleiig tiat accommodalioss, thsis, of I had escar betrit mncdescit rny previous stage of the triasacsieos. as t W\Vile thrse c inmincations wcer passirg, a tiew sipishies. Ite ?? wc reccuers friunt Madeslrid, ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. The 'Aichbhdnhep Of CANT11 R3WII5Y poecented a petition against the Catholic Claims, from the Archdlsacofl and Clergy of the Architeaconry ofi West-L2~-, in the diocese of Canterbury. Lord to rise liresented it petition ...
... Po]l at County Elections for Yorkshire, was brought in, read a first time, 'and ordered to b~ea read a. second time toaorrow.-,;id journed. FRIDAY, APRIL 21. LICENSED VICTUALLERS. Mfr. HObIouse presented, a )Petitidn fronn the Licensed Victuallers of St. ...
... be protected; and that the duty on wheat might commence at 61s. instead of 60s. VWEDNESDAY, APRIL 4. The Spring Gun Bill was read a second time, THURSDAY, APRIL 5. V SPRING GUNS. ZLord Srlffp cld moved the order of the day, and the House tvent into Committee ...
... William Beaumont Hotham, April 3, 1783, Lord Thurlowv, again, December 23, 17S3. In Commission, viz.-Sir Jas.Eyre, Sir William Henry Ashurst, and Sir John Wilson, June 15, 179Z. Lord Loughborough, January 27, 1793, Lord Eldon, April IS, 130t. Lord Erskine ...
... might be considered as most convenient for the I-louse, either to preserve the management of them dliring the few remaining stages of their progress (Ilear, hear), or to give his Right Hon. Friend, now Secretary of State for the Home Office, every assistance ...
... again claim their Lordship's indulgence, vwhile he stated the reasons wiici induced him to bring forward the present motion, to show the difference between what the country was in the year 1822 and at the present period. If his Noble V riend opposite would ...