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... IMPIRIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSEW OF LORDI*, TUESDAY. March 8. ISCOUNT Mri.uiouawr, laid on the table the report v of the ecclesiastical commissioners amid gave no- tice that he would on Thursday next call their Lordship's attention to it. THURSDAY, March 10. After several petitions bad been presented against the probate clause in the Ecclesiastical Courts' Bill, the second report of the ...

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... one beverteen jacket three waistcoats, r',vsers his property: Charles Dimcomb, charged V, 'offered two shovels for sale, Bores, suspected and not giving satisfaciory account ot the lurt .l charged with having stolen silver watch of Mr. Robt. Weston, of Brtry St. Edmund’s ; ■ onsnd Sarah Jackson, the former with *£flSereigns from the dwelling-house of Mary arey, f her property, and the latter ...

... ebte *p!5ritb 30itrilalt SATURDAY, FEBRUARiy 26, 1853. for The relations between England and France were Well a and powerfully detailed by Mr. Disraeli on Saturday me last. Satisfactory reasons were given of the efforts made by the latter Government to improve their navy, the and equally so of the precautions against invasion pro- eX- posed by the late, and about to be carried into effect et ...