... were oppressed; against him alone was the Habeas Corpus SuspensionI directed; and he, with his 1long arin, reaching acruss the di Atlantic, almost caused Sir IF. Burdett to be thrown out by the fiti Electors of WVestmninster.' One of the very worst of Mr ...

... Ilirived at a very singular con- clusiomi, from the unanssswcrlale speecch of his ight Hon. Friend (Nr. Tierney), namelv, that his llight lion. Fri'end wvas a friend to a vigorous svstem of taxation. fle i onics-id that the conclu- sion which suggested itself ...

... 'sttiuing, 'a ring thm. rititlt to Sir Thimtias IP Ikop, they did not Itl' theta, to apply lvi lt. ibi s ;ii iii I t ?? wotild try ii at ats rellase the Governii'-Gritcoiifron rthe nece city of plutting, :ifn lis~ trial. Itesr some C' onversatiotn. in n tiach ...

... in Bruwon-street, in the presenice of iftyrelations and friends. The Bishop ?? officiated on thte occa iont.-ltalph Ricardo, Esq. of Clinkford Ilatch, Essex, to Miss Lobb, of Southampton. DIED. iin WevmoLtii-street, t her66th year, Ann, Dowvager Marchioness ...

... Dlaltois, all of whom were executed. This iretched youth was a weaver by trade, and up to the age of fourteen wvas brought tip in great propriety. lethen t unmhappily became ac- quainted AVi' a youth of the slame of Jackson, one of those shn terminated ...

... too nuich lenily hail beets shown him. H-e owred an apology 1o the Cott7stry atid to his Right H-omi. Friend near him, that this ohficer wsnol lut dis- mnissed soomuer. -in the ttetnrth of Auisit't last the 15t-tiiutie prop~osed, in coriseqttence of the ...

... idea of tatkintg tihe smwallest sum from the Court-allowance, but see the urgent necessity of realizing a very practicable saving The Chariber of. Deputies, while they reduced the Estimates for the Army, granted 64^000 florins towards the ittnprovet-nent ...

... log 111011 to its tI Ippoit. We all' itil?ii'nved rhiot :i Petition b c;rtilating on the Slock?1i 5(11,111(0, sshi;rh b ?di'c-aihy try nuniecotisly signed by tile 1. 0-itr.:t tor5 Ibo the Inst butt, and by till those veho hove bet-it gaiitl?hitiE? for a ...

... ThmciOY1r'5i5Pot and ?? tei'tiels of Agzicsit/vu's. HI-t detajilei th Ie mows benefi ts that !thie Coun try liedl veived troll Msi iliar U5a'ioi~l ilnS iln di Civ'iit pa its ot ?? andl part (itlaialy iiltstai ced tile ,iatil Iavid l Cest tf En gilul d Society ...

... then declared himself willing to agree in the amlindment proposed by the Noble Baron Elienborough. This amendment, ifter some di-cussion upon a firirfhr amendment proposed by Lord tfellund, swas carried wiithout a division. An Amendment proposed by Tlg ...

... to be honest and never to spend moioey at thle ale-house, sol if I fiitd you wfillin to learn and to -try to do your best, you Shall nut want a friend as long as I can. help you. BUiT, RSEMEMBiER, YOU MUST HELP YOURSELF ALSO. 4Far-fetcth'u and dear-bouglit ...

... Germany, hint we scarcely perceive it, etnd it is vident that it is not oappressive, by the ?? in which the Jar- il ?? The Friends of the People expresses itself. The ?? con thi ves frankly to blamebwhiat he thinks bttanterble, and ett gives us the sequel ...