... attention of the House ! motion was of course rejected by 4 are? real object, the bringing before the | parties on the condition of answered. Exhausted with this great effort, almost quiescent daring the past motion, which was set down fo , Te of e Committee to enquire into the duties on imports, on the tenant fa t. been postponed for a fortnigh While the question between the fi i] office of ...

... already. In another part of our Paper will be found the particulars of an insurrection headed General O Donnell in behalf of the Moderado party and the claims of the ex-Regent Christina. In the north the insu'gents have met with considerable success among the soidiery; there seems to no lack of money, whence supplied is not very apparent; there is talk of the Carhsts siding with their old ...

... general of NORTHAMPTON and the txiunty, tor the patronage and support he has received during tne many years of his professional attendance. To the gentlemen of the Faculty in particular, he, with sincere gratitude, oegs to acknowledge their very kind patronage and introduction, and hopes continuing the same mode of treatment in all cases relative to Dentistry, surgical or mechanical, to merit ...

... T ASSIZES. These assizes commenced on Monday last, an unusually early and convenient period of the week. The learned judges, Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal and Baron Gurney, having left London by an early train were enabled to open the commission, attend Divine service, and swear in the Grand Jury before three o clock. Their lordships were escorted into the town by the *11 o ? I,eriff . Sir ...