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... FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1853. The marriage of Louis Napoleon, like every othe r great event connected with France, is singular and portentous. It establishes another distinction be- tween the elected Emperor, and the ancient Sove- reigns of Europe. Acknowledged by them only in a qualified sense, as a mere de facto ruler, the sove- reign of an accident, who just now happens to be ' uppermost in the ...
... and following day, at l o'clock in the Forenoon of each day, at No. 121, Pvdar ! m tt. Truro, the useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, _bout*26o Vols, of BOOKS, principally on Divinity, and Itbet Effects therein. Full particulars in handbills. May 1-e viewed on tbe Saturday antecedent to the first ?? v VSalc frurp, sth July, 1849. r-BIKATsTOHfi AND^LAY WORKS. TO BE LET, iv the Parish of Saint Stephens ...
... SATURDAY, Dec. 5. We have introduced in a preceding column of our papi-r another ofthe Acts of lhe lite Con- gress at Aix-ln-Chapelle,in further illustration of the principles upon which the Declaration of the Sovereigns given in our last' paper was founded. These Documents Will we are conn*- dent,prove perfectly satisfactory to all but that perverse cre-V who have adopt-d aa a funda- mental ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS, Tuesday, March 20. Agricultural Distress.— Jfar/C/ey see- ing a Noble Earl opposite io his place, wished to ask whether the House was now in possession of all the measures which the Government meant to propose for the relief of Agricul- tural Distress, or whether any others were yet to be brought forward? — The Ear lof Liverpool obser red, that a Committee bad been appointed ...
... Our late Assizes, held before Mr. Baron and .dr. Justice Baylov, were attended ) try numerous and' respectable Grand Jurv, narnelv : Th ...
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... COBXVAIL ?? X£_S _SSXZ£S. Mr. Jin-ticc Coltiidge and Mr. JustiecWilliamsarrhcd at Bodmin, from Exeter, on Saturday evening, about 7 ti'elork, and immediately proceeded lo the Crown Court, nnd opened commission. — On Sundev morning, their lordships attended ii vine service, accompanied by the High Sheriff, Augustus Coryton, Fsq., and his Chaplain; and ...
... These Sessions were opened on Tuesday before tbe fol- lowing Magistrates :â *â¢Â»_.-» *£ 5/ ?? Esq., Chairman. « W A S * Tr 1 «-y. **â¢Â¦**⢠C. P. Brune, Esq. Sir J. 8. Graves Sawle, Bart. F. J. Hext, Esq/ Sir Colt-nan Rashleigh, Bart. D. P. Hoblyn, Esq J Sir 8. Spry. yr. p. Kam'ave, Esq B.^IUn8,B8q.Truthan, E. Stephens, Esq? If. Kendall, Esq. T. Hext, Eai. J. Gwatkln, Esq. w. ...
... fC -US-Cur. I_awcb.*— ''M.Sas_jTa,repre_-ntative of tlie people, lias r rnro«**d thr following amendment to article 42 of »»./. C-n.tiiaat'.nM. r«l*'-n. to fi.p election of President :— ' TW Pr.-irlnri must be born a Frenchman, be 30 years ** f n*»e, and at 'be time «f his a»la»etinn have resided on ib Frrncb tr.rrlt.v- for a' lonst five years without inter- ru-ainn.' The oh>e**t o' thi*. ...
... ?? vovaT. ?? •* *£* ?? I Truro, by J. O. Cbilcott, Baq., Under Sheriff. Thi only cue tried wu tins of PnraxsTv. Wjuuxl v. Bnu.lhuh for pteintir; Br. Hoekm and Mr. K.i ?? , for defendant. Tboaotioa wu brought to reeo, »;- alteged toko duo fron tin diftafoat, — anagreeTncp. . pay plaintiff 3a. a weak for maintenance of a bastard - by pteintifT. Ii.gkt — Aferte ?? .toted th* August 1848, sko was ...
... Parliament, it is now said, is lo meet about the middle of January, one month earlier than was originally intended. The principal reason assigned for this is the pressing necessity of settling the question of the Assessed Taxes, which every day proves is pregnant with the most alarming consequences, not only to the Ministry, but to Ihe nation. Rut there are other equally pressing and important ...
... FRANCE. The qnr-ction of the exclusion of certain paid public functionaries from the chamber of deputies has come to a trial of strength, which resulted in a majority of 22 or 24 for the Government. Queen Christina lelt for Perpignan on Thursday last week. Her further progress would depend on the course of events in Spain. It was believed that her arrival at Madrid would be followed by a ...