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... American Tariff. —The discussions on this subject are carried on rather warmly in Congress. Air. Blair, member for South Carolina, thus expressed himself in a recent debate We, the people of the southern states, do not wish to separate from the if yon will let ns alone, and mil impose oppressive laws upon us: hut you attempt sacrifice our interests to ihose of ihe Manufacturers the not them ...
... luge Puloun, two Kitchens, and Store Room, on the ground floor; .even Lodging Rooms, Dressing Room, sod Closets; two luge excellent Cellars, and Wine ditto. The Premitet are fitted with Fixtures and every convenience, and Private Road into Church-atreet. 03- Enquire of Miaa Banoxn, Broomhill. ...
... tate of Interest. ⢠I (Widow of the late Job*: C-'TpV H* b -_Jctfolly «n«te* known *> ** FrienoV «f â¢' ,f. I** ** ?? to carry on tbe BusinerA H lff*_&J2E* of her young and numerou. _-*!«-»⢠or ..he l honored with the continuance of ?? __tdS- to her ?? Husband. ?? that every attention wii be paid to J|»3 G-dtlrt-^^eh concerns, and that I ncr unceasing ?? » n ;â ?? ...
... Coasters Arrived —Fro.o Aitlbro , Two Drothen, Foliate. Boston, Juliet, Rogers; Good Intent, Gilchrist. Bridlington, Perennial, Lundy. London, Sister*, Peck; Mary, Chadwick: Ph«be, Whitaker; Fly, Wright; Elisabeth, Hudson; Jubilee, Plaxton. Lynn. Mary, Houiel; Hopewell, Gowthey. Maiden, Hero, Cole. Rye, Biue-eyed Lass, Welsted. Spalding, Freedom, Clark. Wisbeach. Moss se, Greensides. Sailed— ...
... COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, 24m JUNE, 1850. aOBKBT BT_-»I.BB ACKBOTD C. BAMVBL BIIITH AND THOMAS SMITH. Mr. J.__iceCbfsswe_--- delivered the judgment of thecourt in thi_ cause as follows : — This is an action of trespass for breaking and entering a close of the plaintiff througn which was a certain road running between the Bradford and Thorn- ton turn pike road andLegrams-lane. The defendants ...
... •/ The Bdi tore do not hold themaelves responsible f ca- the opinions of Correspondents. THE MUSEUM GROUNDS. I__ tke MiTToZZ of tke YORK HE * ALD - To the BUlTOiu. * a{ readers, have Gentlemen,— WiU you, or 'any »■ ' oi dinarv the goodness to inform me by what - 0 . , ?? subscriber to the Museum Grounds takes upon himseil to desire the family of another subscriber to remove trom a seat in the ...
... GARIBALDI IN CALABRIA. l£ PANIC IN NAPLES. | THE KING PREPARING FOX FLIGHT. Once more the daring genius of Garibaldi has o led him into a position to thrill his friends with an ad mi- Q ration that is tempered with concern. Garibaldi is in t i Calabria, to contend, with 8.000 chosen followers, in the name s ( Of liberty and Italian independence, against the large and £ well-trained army of a ...
... FEAEFUL RAILWAY COLLISION : TEN PEBSONS KILLED. Ow Tuesday morning, shortly before one o'clock, a terrible accident occurred on the Eut Lancashire section of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Bailway, nur Helmshore station, resulting in the death of ten persons, and injuries, more or less seriou, to a great many others. On Monday a great number of excursionists had gone to Manchester from Colne, ...
... or —— aN UD ATHVE GE A rw OF THE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY AND OTHER QJ DIAGRAM No, 1. The. Object of this diagram is two-fold :—first to show the number of insurants zach age EXPECTED to die according to the data on which the company’s Jes were founded; and secondly, the number at each such age that actually have i during the company’s fifteen years’ experience. The results are of great ...
... of Property and to relieve Trustees. Notice is Hereby Given, that all persons having any claims or demands against or upon the Estate of MARY VICKERSTAFF, late of Bradford, Yorkshire, widow (who died on the 26th of February last), are required to send the full particulars thereof to the undersigned, Solicitor for the Trustees and Executors, on or before the Second day of February next, after ...
... PROROGATION PARLIAMENT. The principles of our constitution Ministers are made responsible for the the Sovereign must often excite the gratitiw. journalists who are called upon to i Queen's Speech. loyalty forbade a«j 1 favourable criticism upon these periodical >! tions, unfortunate would they be, indeed, to say anything of them. On the present i our task would certainly hard one ti. speech ...