... S;.-Agaipn it o. The Bill was (hen ordered to be read a fccond time on Friday thc zhtb.-Adjourned. FRIDAY, iniopel t8. The Speak informed the Roule, shat he had beflowed particular attention on tbe objedion made to the Income hldl, and was fully convinced ...

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... procured from the quay, by which alone they could be relieved from their dangerous situation. On this occasion, we cannot speak too highly of the conduct of Mr. Phillips at the Hotel, by whose particular exertions the lives of Mr. Holland and his family ...

... riesoflife, called for a Parliamentary inquiry, and if thefe reports Should prove co red9 a f remnedy Should be devifed. Speaking for himfelf, he would fay that fuch praffices did exift, and he thought no means could Cofpeedily and effe.!tually reprefs ...

... to t -know ItS accuracy.a .The firit week, or tea days, wvill be ccupied ip I f {vearing in ah the Memnbers and chufing a Speake,; i the choice will, of courke, fall upon Mr. Add (Ii. What oflier-MeiPber, indeed, could be fielted eqjl~y capable with that ...

... papers contain but vet;- little news.- - All the efforts of France are now turneJ towardy their naval armaments, antI they speak with the utmost con- fidence of the very formidable equipment which they have almost ready for sea i:: the Texel, with which ...

... Bill. After a short discussion, in which no new arguments weee produced, the House ?? the question 35; against it 35. The Speak-er gave his casting vote in favour of the Committee. Lord IV Russell introduced a clause, to prevent per- sons relieved under ...

... dated the 9th of January, state, that Guadaloupe had been declared in a state of siege by the English. It is not easy to speak with any degree of certainty on the situation of Portugal; it is positively said, that a treaty has been concluded betwixt ...

... expected from a Patent Medicine, and in less time th tn that presented by your Apothecary, by reason of our being obliged to speak in decided termas as to its merit, to oppose our-clves agaiinst the determination of non-conviction. For the establish- Mritetof ...