... (IMPORTATION O* WHEAT AND WHEAT FLOUR FROM CANADA.) Rt-sol.td —Tint, I ill' 'l*v of Oelotwr. 1841. ,n Act Council •nd Lex.'.l.ritc of the Pro.inee of Can.cl,, rccr.ed by the Go vr root-Genet al forth- .i n.6c,tion of her M.je.ty « plea,u„ impo-io* doty of 3- .terlin,{ money of Ur-.t Hn„j» on eecl) imperial quarter o( wtiemt imported into Caoada, except from the United Kingdom, any of her qeaty ...

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... mancßuvrer it is the proposition of K. Poulerton, U Archimedean screw, fitted through the of the ship, at angles with the keel, and set mo t»on the capstan, for the purpose of tumiii)' the ship round, when, from calm weather, the helm has no effect the vessel. It does not project, in any decree, so impede the ship’s way through the water, and must be. highly useful, the ease of a ship being ...

... A Clergyman, who recently resided in the vicinity of Leicester, has decamped greatly debt. Among the erf. claims upon him. is one for 44)/.. due to the Sunday School children of his parish, who had placed that stun his custody, small weekly subscriptions. —E/»o. paper. Fire at Charleston.— A destructive tire occurred Charleston, (U. 5.,) on the night of the olt., by which 182 houses and stores ...

... destroying the Taylorstown National School house. The evidence did not fully identify the parties concerned the oiitracc* though seems to have been sufficient leave little doubt on the minds of those present, who was the leader. . ~ _ NkwrY Stffplk Chask f>p.—The race for this Cup took place on Wednesday, Cambswn. the neighbourhood of Newry. The ground selected was admirably adapted to the ...

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... THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1852. the country, he wcmjlJ propose that the Government pat the Bill on the table after expressing their views upon it, 7 1°*“ '» » f •'’ ...

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... this « ourse: Ives with congratulating the friends o of religious liberty, orthodox or and advocate dox, upongthe final triumph of this measure whilst we would not feel quite at H justice our mint Js, if we did not gently intimate to th be spoilers, that we look down upon them w and satisfaction, in their present state tempt and deserved humiliation. graceful Banner or ULSTER” AND 1Ts FaLseHoo ...

... Sol the Bill was reac ervey, and Lord Joho Russell, Toe Lords’ amendments to the Juries (Irels to, were then ind) Bill was reed a secon The Public Works (Irela 1 Elections Bail and the Copyright C The 1 through Committee. gations (Ireland) Bill On the 1UME, the Coal Trede | read a third time. ISH CIVIL DISABILITIES. JEW UER Tre CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE the Order of the Dev for going into ...

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