... HOUSE of LORDS, Thursday, April 14. The BUI empowering the Judges to order flogging, addition to imprisonment, in the sentences of Becomes in criminal assaults on women, passed th ...

... must, ue authenticated the name and addressof the writer, not forpuunca*ioa, i but a guarantee of the author's good faith.] LANCASHIRE WANT AND WOE. SIR,—Much has been said and done respecting the dreadful calamity which has overtaken the operative classes of Lancashire, but despite the noble manner which the English people have responded to the appeal of then- Starving brothers and sisters, ...

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... TH URSDAY, APRIL 6. accounts f serene pave bees meres of the Tax. On all the the Income the revenue, the Customs there is a pais of 275,5101. as compared of 1842, but on the year Excise the decrease Of 17882; on fn the quarter In the Stamps decrease is 1,059 is 6361L; in the year, al io Taxes, in the quarter 8055i. ; In the is an increase 0001, and in the year of 103,000/.— uarter, the year ...

... Saturday.—Before His Honour Judge Shortt. Widdowson (Thomas Geo.), of Helpringham, appellant and Dickens (William Kdwd.), Horbhng, respondent.—This case was fully argued at the ...