... np. end pursued ladies and restored it to the owner. Tbe poor woman was directly rewarded with ten sovereigns, which .'he acknowledged falling her knees and exprearing her gratitude /. army ii:ftnrs wlmlVi: visuuHy urHiitcil will Ik* ronsulcd to leuni ...

... 9100/., and afterwards at A The railroad commissioners offered to give 4500). for the land which was refused. Oa Tuesday a jury was summoned to assess the value of the land, when alter hearing Mr. Penruddock and Mr. Smith for Bari Manvers, and Sir William ...

... fur the relative rating o» land and lilltea. If the law and the law the a* before the late art. prevent appeals K* the court? Bnl if the Parochial Act did •aiquitousljr (that is, unequal!*) al-er ike proporliuosle rating of land tithes, and other rateable ...

... landing di rham. fur prarlieal rducliuD. I,a. lo»g ra * *' . U k“celj *“J the prrseot roooieut. There e e chaoical art. or process of dors not, under form ®® li>e r* * -d at»oo is the proper, and almost llie neceasa j. »no lurgrr ll ...

... here the United States eodetiee were formed to procure the Canadian brethren there arms; it was also told that the regular army »aa ready Join the patriot The societies in the United S.atcn counted upwards 150.000 meoibcra I went from Oswego with the ...

... properly K.iz»b« Ann Claikr. Tins rase il; .1 in wl.i* the prisoners were accused of administering dingg***! spirits l.i ;» young woman from the country. T*• ;• i>ii* ulars of the investigation have scviui tin.-! •en f'-re the puhlii. The Jury,.. i nnsulled for ...

... P|iter, ...

... INDIA. InteIUgOIICO WAS received on Wednesday evening from India, stating that the British army entered Candali&r on tuc 21st of April. The difficulties which the army hail experienced with respect to provisions had vanished, ami they had been with open arms ...

... conduct, and debited complainant to proceed against ber falee swain, tbe course of tbe day aome gentlemen advanced young woman money, and she got back bar plate.— Li*€*in GmttUe. WftiTtKO Oil NBWftP*r«R*.—Ob Taradaj rnpccUble looking; maa, named Henry ...

... since poor woman living not far from St. Albans, wbo bad been receiving relief from the pariah aome years, had a sister died in London who isft her about £7O. The parish being made acquainted tho immediately discontinued her pay but (bo poor woman not knowing ...

... man named Moses Pasfield. who transportad Van Diemen’s Land about eight year* ago, applied to the Chelms ford Magistrates to be permitted to make affidavit (bat she was the convict’s wife. The woman stated that she bad received latter from Andrew Esq., ...

... ofleace administer to a person gin and porter, which although called dele* tor ions teetotaller, were not so called the law the land. The boy was not forced, was only asked to take it, did willingly. If sucb were an offence no was safe; a dinner party conld ...