... deserving their attention. (Hear, hear.) What was the amount of the landed rental of the country It appeared from a return moved for by the hon. member for Wolverhampton, that 1843 the landed rental was assessed under the income tax to the amount 45,750,000/ ...

... judgment in this case, which was argued on Saturday week (Feb. 7th). His Lordship said this was the case of will made by married woman, but professed to be under power in her marriage settlement, and the execution being alleged to be defective (inasmuch as the ...

... Lahore. The defeated army are said next to have occupied a place on the Sutlej, and according to the latest accounts had, far as could ascertained, . crossed over to the Punjaub side of that river. It seems • probable that our war-worn army will now permitted ...

... Durhanr, commissioners for inclosing and draining lands in the township of Cliffe-oum-Lund, in tho county of York, from continuing open new drain in this township, which would carry water through the lands of the plaintiff, Mr. George Pelsant Dawson, at ...

... the formation or improvement of harbours, docks, piers, railways, bridges, weirs, and for all works and inclosurcs on tidal lands, within the ordinary spring-tides, and also of bills for bridges over tunnels under navigable rivers, copy of all plans, sections ...

... to her Majesty, that her lather had been an officer the army, and had lost his life in the service of her royal ancestors. She added that her mother had pension from government, but the old woman had lately died, and that all applicant's little store was ...

... with which the death wounds were inflicted was a common table-knife, much gapped, and the prisoner, who was formerly in the army, has a pension for his services. The judge briefly summed up, and the jury instantly returned a verdict of Guilty, on which ...

... he referred amoug others to the price of land per acre, which had been stated to be high 18/. He was not aware that any Irish landlord was receiving so large rent for his land. The general average for good land was 9/. per conacre; in some instances it ...

... poor man or a widow woman; bnt if any of his people were troubled with hardship or distress, he's the one himself, and his lady, that would comc and relieve them. Who is Mr. Cheevers, and where does he live ? Down there, sir; his land runs along the river ...

... taken or refusing to give up land. or murders in connection with the occupation of, or ejectment from land. The first is a case which occurred in the county of Tipperarv. on the 24th of May, 1845. A certain man had of land with his wife, as her fortune ...

... judges }f the land had decided that to steal loaf from a baker's shop in a case of the direst necessity was not a punishable offence. The mass of the inhabitants had undoubtedly a right to be secured against starvation on the face of that land which God had ...

... consolation in failure, for they had to deal with a mutinous army, and the next best consequence of encounter with the British army would be, the defeat, dispersion, and annihilation of their mutinous army. In consequence of a conflict so wholly unprovoked, I ...