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... SLAVES I ~~~IN CANADA. A public meeting was held at the Royal Institution, Albion-street, on Monday evening last, when William Howard Day, Esq., M.A., of Chatbam, Canada West, advocated the claims of the fugitive slave to the Bible, the school, and the press ...
... CRISIS. ;he A very interesting lecture was delivered in the large hall of ad the Public Rooms on Tuesday evening, by William Howard en- Day, Esq. a coloured gentleman from Canada, on the subject ,er of Our Canadian possessions, and their relation to England ...
... darmage done to er, was one of very considerable-perli. About A.12 X. on that day, the Providlence fell ,a w*ith her,. took her to ~tw n rcee oad amah On the evening 3 of. thig same day the Peseserance came'up and threw -a rolpe of on board the Providence, ...
... ought to know something about it. Their whip, Sir William Hart Dyke contradicted him flatly three months ago, when he ventured upon a prophecy that 'the first day of the new Parliament would be the last day of the present Government, and he told the Chan- ...
... RtS., ?? Ice., &o., on Toes. eul day, Itie 17rls day of May. tn tre' 111th yosr or rtse reign of her Q, most grartous Maheaty Queen Vietorta, and in the -yeas- of Ousr thas Lard 1853. Hesry Blundelt, Esq., mayor; William Hunt i Perusals, Esq., sholiff; ...
... HULL: TuEsDAY, MAY 12, 1829. Our readers wvill learn with much pain, from the me1an- choly details that crowd.our columns this day, that the -rava ok --- - lfj have u' populous districts of Lancashire, have again been the arena of those outrages, that appear ...
... Swith; Parallel Motion, Pennington; Fly, Makin;' Sally, Howard; Providential, Pettinger. From &iUech, Albion, Taylor; HarvestjHome,Tindall; Richard, Schofield; Sally, Markhani; Six Brothers, Howard. From Wdls, Thomas & Jarie, Emmerson. From Newtort, Search ...
... first break occurs. The eighth earl, the Rev William George Howard, has d long been an invalid, and it is more than probable he r will never again enter on public life. The next in r order is Admiral Edward Howard. R.N., who has no a issue, and therefore ...
... Y OUTRAGE AT CASTLE HOWARD. B - - I d The question of tenant-right is likely to come to the front in connection with some extraordinary proceedings which took place on Monday on the estate of the Earl of Carlisle at Castle Howard. Prom what we can glean ...
... PA,/7-Riting of the County of -ork, and Town and Cowety of ?? 7o£Vf-, . fflg~tofl4Ionh1ull. To he Caepiaint, The Hon. William Howard, vice Schorfwar, reilgoed; Daniel Charles Maude, efq. 2 ?? Wolde eoenvanry- Cavalry. To he Captain, Robert Knowfley, efq ...
... project into effect. Henry Howard, of Greystoke Castle, the Hon. H. C. Loam ther, M.P.. William Crackenthorpe, Esq., of Newbiggin Hall, Major Aglionby, M.P.' and other influential gentlemen.toolk part in the proceedings of the day. The Town-council of Carlisle ...
... letter threatening to murder Lord Howard, of Glassop. Mr. Aspinall, Q.C., stated that on Easter Sunday, last year, prisoner said Lord Howard ought to give him £1,000 for having dis- missed him without cause. A few days ago witness.. e received a letter ...