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Zakl4l. P e° &ocki Ilird TSAI Poly react Gnat 1 Twenty Owen. Salon., now; ROBBI as. - Otos . lleurins MST with 8 Pride CONSU nether Cat=Mir Sias, ft latter x.)), APP II 44 Itfli inaeZ Sydeokain I. CLBI ROCK-RI • I slack 1 •ilcb or Y.L.B. 6. A Botanical belittled b. ranctation Cultivatiin. Rev. Wiidam - , . . ' - . . - --1.‘ ' . 7.*-, '• -'. a: T.J, •- • • • • - , • •,. . . , •t„ .- - - et. • 1i5.,1 - . 1 . -1 • . .. • • . • • •. ~ ...o*,, . . -:. , e „ . , • - • • .ii.i. •:,.:. • - • . . . - . , _ .. .. • .. -?0 . 1 1 . 1 1 11 0Pja • I , . . . . - •• . • . • • • . ..• . • • . - .: "----..'--- •I . , •1 e 1.3 1 , , 7'63311 elieglidigillillEK: t -• Xtep iNalt:', - • '• • ' •- • ••:-/t • ;-- .10 1 0 9.; ',. ' ' i- ' ' rl,wirsdw. ter- TidMaM.ull At .. ' r . - . s • .- . 1 ... ‘4 o p ii(A il N', f , l 1 • /.. 1r c. $ ..., t4c 44 F .4 Al' . 1i,„.._ . 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The extreme brevity of the French Code por- ;killer °fence, and reposed such power in then Magi. ti • . , ICOTICE•IS HEREBY GIVEN, that th e Transfer --sm.- he bad not for an instant attempted to imitate; strafe as -would enable him to recluse the fine eras le a vele Shut on &foiiete, the HOUSE OF LORDS, M _ARCH is . but had eadeavinired to steer a medium comae, & T wo- •L I Boma Ike Dock C°lnPanY '• The LORD CHANCELLOR presented six Petitions to the Payment of Half a Year s In. avoiding on the one hand the extreme verbosity of gif he thought the cause of • • be justice would • i venom , P"P ualar i win b e from the Protestants hi Parishes in the County of Do. and on the other. He had thus given such further explanatiost as had ep. benefited by -such a deduction.-{Hear, hear, hear lin.. , i , d ee on the nth of April next, sad that the same (" t negal, against further concessions to Roman Catholics. th e rs teaesaPtY of Parish Statutes f angeroes brevity of the French Bra g spin oo the Idiot the ta li mouth of April. ha The Bishop of BATErstrit WELLS presented a Petkieo eons SkslFilllt th e peared'to him necssierp.and be had only: to add, that By Order el the Board, Drhester, baying the SUM object as those presented by the hisql Laws. • The extreme concisesess which marked . the he should be tom b .44 8 4 if t h e H owe wonad perm it his Bills, as he beli eve d there was no *MO' Wu so their • JOILbi BALL , SeesetarY. Chastener. The Rev. and Leanted.Praase said, he kad l ienied a FreechCoshi, In his opinion, left - too much to the dis• lit. Katharine Dock OMee, Horeb 13, 1927. Noble Marquis fLanidown/t• with great Pleasure nalnalliget ell re d oes of the Jadow-s.‘Hear). In .many cases it was I, pcinciple. whatever there might be to their * detailsro Oriel up his motion respecting th e Homan Caddie - Clams, thee - - N almost i mposs i ble to my what coestrtiction ought to be be read a second time, and printed pro forme. He was "Iltts day was published, price 30s. some measure was to tale place suitable to the ammilidee of fre. induced to ksk so much, not from the slightest with to . . - DARLIA MENTA EY ABSTRACTS; containing hued. The Noble Marquis could not hall rock a mum* with Pet upon the words. of the law; and the authority of - ' L the Substance of all importaot Papers laid before the Two more sat i is ) f A a ß cloo iL t r it h!, the Right Rev. Prelate, fek the Judge was , therefore, unsatisfactory, because it was avoid discussion, but became be thought it would be th e Ibe was compelled le Weds a° °menu* without a fixed oak-{Hear). He was of opinion that best course wh'ch could be depted. If it shoold,be . Howes of Parliantait in the Session of 426.-I ! Ales, peTs. 641. . intended for the Relief of Ireland would prostates a good effect, the.Ftench had already found out • the inconvenience a theenlitet all necessary be should have no objection Ile PAILIMIDDITACT REHM, for the same Session. unless the first sad main question we, conceded. ...' which Millet of necessity attend such a Plan. The coin- to ;Le Bill s bein g saopommi t t e d,ah e Eight Hip. • cootainin the The Marquis or DOW NSHIRE evened' doom WWI that Asa, pree Us the PAILIAICIDTAILT FINTOST, ri . Dews of tbo session, carefully winged un d er e pprop es •• - • the' welfare of Ireland . was connected wi th * Roped of ' Catholic mental' les increased almost daily, and they were nearly G.ak atati , eat d own ano id at pawn, yew swab to as voluminous as our Stat utes. • life therefore was COD* Mr...llpersyyry Mum hownglie fru hi s i Printed for Lon , Rees, 01111 C, Brown, sad Green. . tlisebilides. Until complaints on that subset wire* - • the satisfaction of both parties ‘ the emintry vismid, sever beeedied. wow to ono foe tamed that it would be most beneficial tp pursue a .dee Edw.., , 1 ~ . i ad : co. 'kilt/dam s % ir frtr:=lc . .„, IMPORTANT - -. Lord -.Lord CA RBE KY was •eotiiinced,. t d so.- saalMins . pp a c an t ;Mull Parliament took the pop=ollit 4( the hoe of Illsediam coarse, u aod he __,had encleilvonrs4 -0' cl . •• 1 •,..f. / tompopmlrr o ma b ooph ij o i ni b" . ; b i s so.. IfS THE CORN AND CURRINCT 1114$119.1F4.ftfi •• • wise governed. eppressed.letWellinderi thee* .+ '2 ''f 2 l ' 61WW9 I W4l)i .. AT might, PfdiaffeslvfltO propriety I ---- • *-- • " , Mem Mal rni hesslidllst i • . , masasemo ANN 011111111,11111111.011 ..... • CARIEARVON eth‘lbs . Iggnie stra ttii . heao- ir . - " . .1111 - sw a, . . JAMBS RJDG WAY,.169, PiccADTLIT! , . • • ii...,.. • 4 .- Wes March Party, who lept dem, . .. , , , f n iTitifit- .... yooday mil War. Price 6d- or for Discriburkel9 sr- • roppr . Govemtbent. Some way err otiter,•*M itIALOGUES on CORN andCUßßENCY,between waiiii=solesalleits:st that die, wall l h/0 Ikelgaton ..acrieci into eliec_ .. t. tb_e„Maese_ WOW .. . - l i rti : ital._ ' ..„ __ liiow ____......., law,: t. .. 1....4 ..:rt.. i 11 Dr JOHN THICKSCULL, M.P. and Mr. WISEACRE del at • Ilsellemom His hope was/AM boor temper won of the whole of lee Statutes, expaar. !Oka W ff i re 77e. 7l ,j t i tt =o ta. • sh ,.. dim et= moe .,.. hinke - Just published, and rave :oll.haiwiwtbsir Lordships toleiblateler tbe beseit i books such as wens abrogated, and antslisbe filth* Wawa tketwo countries, it w ould Milburn • I. PAPER MONEY, BANKING, and OVER-TRADING. o w t hen the . . a li t la w d • cogimia mi4 dr. tha tb ri idisdi " lll . o4o4 •Di ". lt f ?! ths _d ins Spiting of a new edition. Of COMIC, ill S eth a review disci delame immerge lam Intend es were ni si le DC sores with 11 of, • the Statute Book, many Statutes would he Mond, At Ptbimtlf st" peaftie r f tut es 1641116. Ibl i g e lads° Do t Henry Parnell, Bart. M.P. Cootainkg those parts of tbe good grain at the iiiiimkehillt ... '".• , .• ' • . pe w taken before the Committee of the House of Cornmeas, Magistrate shoal& be dimmed' by Mean WPM. ildeLMeneboreged Lad swisiswed b o ar d sa aka a dd ala b a , /m ea d, inch as Meg= Ch arts, which the House, for very oh- with &Emu annimnr ..u sso o gisro , Ids insionosin snesisoido. - I wo &labia the Seotchsyttent of Banking. v_ioms teasons, would think it desirable to retain- sad he could not bat say that there were many Milloolties togas t A LETTER ON THE CORN LAWS. By the Right : It o :R ona l di t t a.d c og b o i ki allleAlt o r. llllWil an i b m g wino .s l ii e ttuta tt s 'ir na l a t dm4 m4es tis u f s . , mem, hear). But what he wished to see, and what maustered. Smotrable William Elashisson, to one Gals lawrstitlellist In lutes Turkish Government. He 'could not admit thm4 was the least appeared to him most desirable , wa s, t h at ' as a grea t . Eir J.*NSWPORT coomblised that Ireland had been neglerned. • ' Mid or for distribution, at €2 ss. per buadrest troth in that assertion. ' No class of his Majesty's subjects enjoyed 9 u • Mr. aril PEEL said that some such measure lii Wm ' & REPORT on the TRADE in FOREIGN CORN, and on mote liberty. There was tits liberty common to British su l l i e d, number of Statutes had been done away with, stmt - conemplatud wish retard to Ireland, but It had bosh tbougbabomer sir Agrieetture of the North of Karma. By Wiliam Jame; as which they did not enjoy; except that of legislating for a Prows- rest edition of those still in force should be published. re it, . l ama to be primed by the Home of Commons; witless Appel. toot Church. The question of Catholic Claims acquired more ( Chß)._ When be had applied for leave to bring II Wee good a ant and. Peened thee . :eitt eiders" to . ht of Metal Dingman's, copious Tables, Average, of PriCrli interest every time it was discussed. All who considered it wick ' his Bi li s he had omitted to notice so alteratioos-he be "weir" to a 1 - 4 mcillttee if 'the *b° l ° Hee"' • • trots Go band In she various upswing Commies, Shipments, &c. coolness most allow with him (Lord Roden) that it was impseable, . . . • - - * Da tleinisiestrodon pet. tat the Moue AMIN airded Itself nird Edition. (lot Vol. 9s. , consistent with the safety of the Constitution of England, to admit hoped he might even call them insprovematts-(Heat). bus Collodium., si • . ~. / 4. A COMPENDIUM of the LAWS PASSED from the. Roman Catholics to legislate fora Protestant community. which be proposed to make in the present laws. He ss a ,, idussis or m oc i to kn o w if dorMiondanotobo-al s hs Hen. igag 1660 to de cr eeing time, for regulating the* Import, Ea- Lord GOSPORT, presenting a Petition from the Roman Ca- also neglected to mention some amendments, which Souvery had ham mud to thepromstatismentaltiollolemerpinted o n, sad Consumption of. grorte Corn; and a Series of Tables duties of Armagh, urged the necessity of doing something for the would have the effect of reducing the extent of capita state of the kW of Debases/a teltillUalt r,,f , -,:i ~ - 4 erring the effect of the several Settees, and the Average Prices Relief of Ireland. With respect to burglary ; as the law mime b oi l wh i ch wa assoik a a mabosaarb.ad, al at -Mr. warner* PF.Elimilia is smepollott Isit 11M11111111ortsben to Korn and other Grain, from the earliest Mehl period to the Earl FITZ WILLIA M presented Roman Catholic Petitioas p unishment. meet Time : forming a complete View of the Corm Trade of from Wexford. present stood, if a person was guilty of breaking into. kw e n sile d te ., I, " d em a laboa b oa d t b a s, e h*. Mat Britain, and a necessary Compenion to Jacob's Report. - Lord BUTE, a similar Petition from Waterford. any outhouse, though a detached boildiog, within the of 4 Noble Lord (Althea* he had agreed to Meumilet a Millar. (sooty Second Edition. 4s. Lord MORLEY, a Perkins from certain P ro testants at Ply- f ence, b e was.gu il ty o f a cap i tal cr i me. That woe th e shOmoinstinteot of the hoer concerning the Recovery of !runu p A CORN :AND CURRENCY. In an Address to the Land- &tooth, in favour of Roman Catholic Claims. This Petition was state of the law, but he would venture to . assert that Debts' Hs must be g el the. Hon ' Mead)" not th ine"' su p bilk • knots W Sir James Graham (ofNethistby), Bart. M.P. Third described to have been signed contrary to the sande:ems upraised ter biro , for-he Li assure the H 'Stet he iheth al- idkion, with Additions. 4s. 6d. Wirth. in a Petition from the Corporation of Plymouth, preouted by ano one wouletthink it just, or advise that the offence o f ne a r is made as Imi:u m 4 ; muee y_og ur . heer ). ~, i 6. CORN, TRADE, WAGES, sad RENT. Second Edition, Right Rev. Prelate on a former day. breaking into . a *alehouse, a stable, Of any other ..outr• ' :The Rime thee -reselm4 Wolf bow o Casearsinte; amd4lamtoy 4 . rite Additions By•Rdward Co t ter, Req. Is. • . "on rows . house, •whichhad no connection with hek dweliingaptiteei la glkaBl66•l-whiell sus inaudible le the fisllerTt - •••4 7. A Lan= from Sul STANHOPE on die CORN Lord ItALMESßUlilfprmented a Petition from the of sliduld be 'visited with the same piniishmen • tas was le-.' '' l4 " tbefew ir ia useed r eeeh EEL ßili Pta f t a l eemeigeotvail tblitjt visa kis iste l eadias tic4halle a b a s b asil th wa ls ' LAWS. 41s. id. , ' land at Banbury, in Oifeedskire, stake die Wedisd, Limiguis •. --.4 flitted upon the party who : actually :brae into the. - Ma ' - . • S. The CORN QUESTION : IR a Letter to the Right pot, Th e petitioner, complained au, it theleassegimectikemeommittea agalisst doe 4- , . ilsonwahle. W. HUSKISSON. By one of the Proscribed re l at i ng to the pri ce of Corn , the averages bad l oam w as - ii i d a i building itself--(Hear). He therefore proposed that the The Rill having passed through the Commitail, the How re. Ors.: li. Id. Winchester measure, and when they came into*. imarbeit a elthy crime should be eititlll only when the outhouse broken semeats?t - . - .. ~ .. s. Mr.- DUIUMILL'S LETTER to the Right Honourable were to sell b y Imper i al mum ,. The consequence weldd be a into had some internal communication with the &vet.' . A sought op tholleporkwiddt ROBERT P BBL, es the CORN LAWS, POOR LAWS, &c. loss to the seller of three per cent. The Noble Lord espeessed a r h • . „. mg- ouse, or where there se a s a covered .fila-4as.sIANDER GR NT b . , ins received, ordered to be printed, and to.IW-tahobintil minliers• • I PIT. ar- dentin thatdat seenight. kr. Ss. hope that their Lordships, before they went into &mission of tbe way from the outhouse to the ilwelling•house rm ( ear): -; illraigilill,-NEWPORT trusted that almiliUshf- lion. death. , 10. A Immo, to the EARL of LIVERPOOL 011 the Wended Corn 818, would consent to the Repeal of the Weights. clews of the ;mina Embarrassment mad Distress ; and the an d Measures Em s w hi c h pro d uce d a ranc h l ow an d h ecooren t ees e s . Another alteration which " he proposed, was. in the 1 • Mal %ISOM-Mtge= the .80914 wioll'ill~iweerawb.,_ _ ossisilswillus lEcomei neenlest? he our Effectual Relief. By C. C. Wester., Melba of HARD WICKE comported the prayerof McFadden. as it at present stand . with resp e c t to t he bo rn e a apt ob. any eledincessesmore for the hew& fkilebre4 .1 1 1 1 111.1 .. Sr., K.P . -2s. 6d. . 'I'M lied of LAUDERDALE ailed Imes the Haute recollect canting • goods wider lase . *etc. aces. Vothitsg cou ld , bo . " 6 " , 181 / 111111 " 1 9 it gi tt osiggp /Ifsberrets t bust'eleilk egoom ".- t eabb ,goigogyog. ll dm* , it. ELEMENTARY -PROPOSITIONS en Ike' CUR- h ew annuli Mid the Waits-lig Meseta. WI whom it WINO', with Addidus ; *hewing their A to the came h u g ei l e ' r b e „. tb...b p d s a braiSb a ss - lo radd. s ob as l in o s t o t o 1010 elt Otleatiefae.efilikoot alienate of the law Ili fingetad st lef-leswe * bebelhl a ali•rillesito berms . . - 'By Henry Drummond . Th e earth Mike. law. sod meta Maitoenpiom: h mar *papa w o o d e d mk Felony andeiledeneaeour could not be included i4.tbit _ ..-:--,.. .. _ irw...s• .- •,,.,• Pleriti -i a C:l l%rae‘ • " • • ' • tab& seed kapok' w end meoltree or sett Ii tot. it same indistmetk; .airf what was Of cosseqammairOf ',' __ 113 `7 1 116111.611 "Wdle i llibill' _... : It. VIEWS on the Subject of CORN and CURRENCY. was w a y an ap n o ea of •. It was Wm tuft akw t h e distinctioU.WhiChtfie lase nOw made to **Ail ' in s r. "" r ‘ a l q w ' rt * l- ;1g e = 1 . , 4 1 :41 41 , lam • • By T. Jsplis 4s:boards. to forbid him froin speaking Ina Scotch dialect whether he aseda r „,„,,, & • ...... ._. -, . • goods It meow no use to m no ... mums ....... -..y. of °Mining under false pretence( whole Bouts, was ordered to be pilmod r and tollittubso Into eon. , . IA An ESSAY on the GENERAL PRACTICE and PRIL. " o wn or not- ( A knuo.- • SENT PRINCIPLES o f RAN KING In England and Scotland; with regard to weights and eseesoses. and ft answered „ other par- Why a partywalfrequently indicted . for a misdeal's, . sideratios all . F;iday aekoight. . ~ .'. is'•.-• . The Right Honourable Secautze thsts.breso l bt. in his Third Oa eirPicreenterT Clbsersarlowl on tinr Steps Pieter to focus a posy than to become a mak on the wisdom of Parliassent,iod mist nour, and he acquitted hhaself by shewing that be had Nile 11919 h, and the System on which the Amounts odght to be disgusting to the money at large. The Noble Earl concluded his opt... BiT. Joplin.' Fifth Edition. • ss. boards. ' ' observations by presenting a Petition from several individuals call- *bid was iikewise'feadis• iket said aseemt Vrm.i.lu4 thrush a • H. CARR ii the LANDED IN TEREST FAIRLY STATED. newe l° - 1 . 3 . • • lag themselves aerieultnrisu in various 'of Eogland,aplast al. - d to b oon, that the object of the party, notwitli.: been 'bil ty of *- f e l on Hear • hear.) ~ Now it ais ' 91143tillitettell the kAW•relUbrg to nemedke *Visit the Hundred, Cossaitwe if the wbele limeo u waa ordeals! m bb pdnted, and to i- ' i a Letter' o the Hetourable GeOrge • Winn, -ILP. By a Land tendon of the Corn Laws. - standing the.dhainctions made by the present law,utas hellietiapekimoneidelmko an "WY sdpOliw -,.. . woo.. 25. Lord KING presented a Petition from the Ladies' Shoemakers the same in all cases where goods were falsely obtained. Me...Samom.. rata. then . I _9 l ha lis•Forth Hull and to IS. FIRST, SECOND, and THIRD LETTRRS to lie of Wouninster, against the Cora Laws. The petitioners, he It was simply to c h ea t a t)other party, of his goodsg•sind mm he reworked, that .he • hag ossitsed to mention the very . itiftV of LIVERPOOL, no the CORN LAWS. By E. G. .1e had received lo preparing tit.,, Pe* from two Mirky, Eel: Barrister at Law. ss. bd. al, had !Meted i n to an agreement to St their Customers with he wou ld therefore .ask if i t wog not more consistent C r - - who wore d eurvq ii r mei do wsrame d ., . Th e Arm wa , • shoes at a certain price, and they found they could not keep . IS. Th e NATIONAL' INTEREST considered ; or the Re- t b '„gago ts on account of the high price of bread. In with common sense that all persons committing the air.. whose .41sorbuo aseidußf 'and- great intelligence dee Insportancer id AGRICULTURE and FOREIGN that r ct the petitioners were like certain ether persons, crime should be subject to one sentence? He thought werstroppiaim peene, and the wend was lir. Gregtoo,whoom g re a s (RADE. By lebn ' Benett, Esq. M.P. Second Edition, with who. had entered into an agreement to . get certain prima for that no doubt could be entertained on the question, and preforised acquirements-- rendered ithe assinaHof much value, ! , Wilms • Ss. core, and to exclude all inquiries until the Coen Btll had And It was alop ble arty, amid, • mom Moeda' was, moat. gate. he therefore proposed that the person.convicted of ob: that w a wa aa b aaor s o d iaga m s were di e totu p ro f ess i on • 17. FIRST and SECOND REPORTS, from the Committees through that House. to the lowest us se-. (the House of Lords, esi the GROWTH, COM MERCE, and The Earl of LAUDERDALE denied that any engagement tanning goods• under false pretences 'Jima , ' be ___ deemed meal for the very kind attention with which they had mocked his . . XINSUMPTION of GRAIN ; an d iiii Laws relating thereto; like that stated by the Noble Lord tad bees entered into, by those guilty of larceny.--(Hear, bear .) He bad been asked ineddees• •Frankahausheea J'agLia the laDd dwrr9 confer with the Evidence on Oath. Seated Edition. 10s. 6d. who wished for no alteration of the Corn Laws. by a Noble Lord (Altorp) how - he meant to deal practitioner of the least notoriety, he had received the mow ready a n . a s s ietauce .asul information whenever be had made i ' 1 IL REPORT,' Mai *die Select Committee of the House of Iced KING was happy to find that the ilpme Earl denied t)e with malicious trespassers?. He • would endeavour to ` . 4 l nanins , on the CORN LAWS OF THIS KINGDOM l existence of such an engagement. act Ile thought It his duty to statethat fact, because it tie the. Evidence, tad an Appendix of Accounts. Second Edi. A Message from the Commons brought up the two Mutiny answer that question. A Bill had been brought into the Set solar from the.releesleo wishing to“Dninne the Pit. la. lot 6d. - ' Bills, which were read the Su time. House and passed some four or ;five year; since for . the •wasektwesre of the laws Aber were ready IO give bins the best 19. ADDRESS on the CORN LAWS. By Godfrey Hig. Tho H „„ adjourned to Thargag. purpose of regulating.the law with respect to malicious a dp e e i Zem ia.Dik e ekiWZ re a ' aidigar f rekrusatie t t IQ ttt-rillesr' hear! Owl Eashel. lid: H.bleAly eulogised the measures which had • '-' trespass. He had given his serious attention to that Bill, twee. s o w h i t h e mo t H on s ecretary ,. b ectomp i s i es 4 that 90. C RAP. CORN, BEST FOR FARMERS, proved in a ' HOUS E OF COMMONS. f. Letter addressed to G. 11. Sumner, Esq. M . P. for Surrey. By one , e , • • - - - • and bad labouredto retain all its beneficial parts.ThatAct their erred= was sot us be extended to .Ireland . Them was ibis Constituents Second Edifice). is, , The Gallery was not opened until ten minutes after live o ' clock . enabled Maistrates to visit offenders with * summary soil blade mehieller which steamed them lot that country, . 21 BRITISH FARMER'S -MAGAZINE, No. 1, for No- the Home having been employed until that time ' !aliening lor infliction minim 1, to be motimsed Qatstrely. Price 4s. Committees, to try the merits of Crall mod Sudbury Elections . o f d pununment. Census pecuniary pent me.seeeseeer. zik eau that there ma i be ~, moo ' why ' • . . CLAM IL/ICTiOII. were specified, anti if those fines were not paid forth- t i ter , . sp u t b e mellow w ore t h e m an s h o w not h e ea . BOTANICAL WORKS. . The following Members were sworn i s as a Committee, to try with, the Magistrate had the power of committing the tendedto ; but be *bought his Right Illoneuribk Friend .censuriel. • It letd . ueeta , I. The BOTANICAL REGISTER, No. 132 (continued the merits of this Taman: . offender to prison and to hard labour for duce months. (Mr. Gsulhtere)_#ed•hoss- amiuslit s• fifthly), completed the Eleventh Volume. Price 4s. With an E. J. Collett, Fog. Captain Beresford, F. Hodgson, Esq. J. H. Such a sentence appeared to him toe severe-(Rear).. deemed ._ 'L ee o thM , tha Weald Ant be tried in this Appeadia, =taking ao Alphabetical Index to the Volume, a Ge. Foley, Es Colooel A. J. Dalrymple , the Marquis of Carnianhem -It War Imensied that the mineipie , ! i mai Loin to the seven Velem% ge e. Ike. Price is . By Junes H. Langston, Est W. w. w oitoiore, Rm . E. J . p oky; B . * Upon re fl ection he thought that the amount of the mita , btodg c. "‘" b : ‘T tn , t 7„,„ 4 " . i nt o wow. The Airy Ben b a d b a d TA , Spletthain Edwards, F.LB. and otheri.• • ' ' W. Dickinson, Esq. Henry Evans, Esq. Sir John Somerville, Q uin. d chief done ought d to be taken into consideration, if the it had succeeded n e well hi, 2. CISTINE/K a hho NATURAL ORDKR ef CISTUS , or do Dick, Eitq. H. H. Drummond, ideal. sad George ere er. off ender shout not be able or willing to pay the pec . n. H Friers ; would take as ' early Opp . im rtunh y bt as woi'ild be ROCK-ROSS, No.*, to be completedlii Me Yfoiseele,liertal eve. IPONDUCT ILIICTDON. niary penalty which the law specified. Upon . that prin • to introduce a COMO inprov ot co, t ion i •. A Number to b e pa l liated every alternate month. Pries 3s. ' Th e following Members were.appointed a Csimmittee to try the •-or the Irish.Jory.Law. ctple he had made a calCulation, and he proposed that s. GERANIACER; or, Natural Order of the Beautiful Fro merits of this Election, andatek the Denary oaths: Mr. SPRING • RICE complaisied than the pritscipis had not telly dale Gentdums. No. 94, 31. To be continued Monthly. Lord Viscount Nikon, Ham H. Talmo, How la , H. L. Corry. if the damage done amounted to 11. the period of ion- ad ore t hi s b een i ntro d uce d auto Ireland. He believed that oothm g i lath Number coop3p 'fuer cameral *tree; Ably and rear- Sir John Owen, E. Wsab,Rsq. Hsi'. t a tt e Stanky, John Smith, prisonment should be for ten days, and that if the da. would bedone for Ireland unless the Home forced-upon the Irish may fedshed, from I g Plants, with their Scientific 1.1141 Eng 7 Req. Mastereon Ure, Esq. Right Hon. Fitzgerald, W. RR. w a ge done amounted to 21. the period of imprisonment Government tbe 1 "'" dwIti "" if the 'atm"' 'ns, to the suggestions Edi Names sad Mode of Culture. By Robert Sweet, P. 1.8 . Douglas, Esq. R . E. Heathente, Esq. Charles Browniow, Esq. Hon. should be for twenty. da y s .; in f iat, he had ado p ted a Mr. Secretary Pau. and Se J.-Newsom-mutually explained. ,Mr. SHAD WELL feaCed that' hy awash - A SWEETS HORTUS BRITANNICUE ;. or a• catalogue P. F. Cie, Colonel Thomas Ward, aodE, B. Portman, Esq. bid Plants cultivated in the Gardens of Great Wit** whether - CONSOLIDAVION 011 Till CRIMINAL LAW. . scale of ten days' imprisonment as equal to 'a fine of minim grasand a sosos miuSeileamight resell; but recent Wearies auk or indigenous, arranged according to the Natural Orders to U. and if that scale were acted Upon, the ma:intuit skewed sliat the subject hatattsactedinsel7 leeleueltteotteli• ' which they belong, With a reference us the lawman Classes and . . Mr. Secretary PEEL rose for the purpose of carry. • . The =Was mil read a second time, sad smanakeedrtorms. of punishment by imprisontient would be fifty 'Oafs. -n o w t lug into effect the leave he had obtained on a previous _ Orden ; sod their Scientific arid Eogilah Nunes. Ey Owen, F.L.S. Oue thick vol. gym If. Is. evening to bring into the House four Bill s forth e on. 4osulderatisa so Friday lenalgllt• - S. TM HUT-HOUSE and GREENHOUSE MANUAL, solidation of part of the Criminal Law. He would, material one. He proposed to exempt all offences or Botanical Cultivator. Second Edition. By Robert Sweet, w i t h the 'o f th e House, take that opportunity permission et Gnu mins in tbe vicinity of War. Leo arAziLET presented a Pokiest from the Corn draw ls ' and the owners mad which could be committed under the Game Laws, =olden . . . XL& ISs. from the o ration •of that art of the law 'which 'testae, la the Comte o f Lancaster, spice any mention of the 'll. A TREATISE on BULBOUS ROOTS, containing a of offering a few explanatory observations in reply to Pe P &mica Arrangement and Descriptioo of the Plants heretofore some questions which had on a former occasion been truly applied to wilful treapass-(Cheers t t At ciretent -.-- .- T .- -. -Parish lo she County of Lacoste, against the General narppike • . had the power to e more sum- Bill - and Mother leaving, that persons might be prohibited from latioded tinder the Genera Amaryllis, Cyrtanthus, Cilium, and put to him, and also to supply some omissions which the M agistrate adop t • . • , ,- - dv-(A laugh). Pascratipso; with General Observations and Direction for their ' he bad unintentionally made when he last addressed may law, with reference to offences assimilated against bundle( houses by the side ofTurn p ike toe Cultivadom Illustrated with coloured Plates. By the Hon. andthe Game Laws, and that power he propos ed to do ' STATZ OF IRELAND. Rev. WRilant Herbert'. Ss. the House upon the subject. His first Bill was to con. 7. ROSARUM MONOGRAPHIA ;or Bautind Hietory so lidate and amend the laws relative to Larceny and away w i ) i with - (Hear ). . There was yet another mport. •nt Mr. PORTMAN had a Petition to present from the of Roses; with 19 plates,le beautifully coloured. By John the offences connected therewith. His second Bill wasalteration which his Billproposed. At resent one Burgesses of Blandford,against any P further concessions lindhy, Esq. F. 1.8. royallivo. IL Is. 10 consolidate and amend the laws relative to malicious party ano ther for had the power to arrest . malicious tree - to tbe Rodman Catholics. He must beer testimony to S. HORTUS GRAMINEUS WOBURNENSIS; or, an Ac- pass, without a warrant, although the Offence bad been . gr e i I . the eat respectability of the P (fosters. 'although be 11 aunt of the Results of valises Experiments on the Produce and injury of property. His third Bill was to consolidate . minuted a day or two before the arrest was executed , • -did not concur with them in opinion. lie would take Fattening Properties iddifereist Grasses, and other pl antssuse a a , and amend the laws relative to remedies against the c ht the Bight Hon - Secretar y instead :' masher of years at Woburn Abbey, by command of the D u k e o f who l e o f the l aws, w hi c h wou ld, i n f act , b e a b rogate d longer to exist, he proposed that no arrest s hou ld be for the Home Departnient, if he had it in contem Bedford. By G. Sinclair, F.L.S. and F.S.H. Gardener to his h . • • o f hi, firs t ame liorate the Bills. The ncce•s' made without a senora for malicious trespass, unless don to submit any plan to the House to • - the provisions t here it y • Grate. Third Ed/tion, with 60 plates. Price Xi i os. plain; and - . 7 arre sted was in the act of committing the condition of Ireland. An Hon. Gentleman connected i eoleired, £2 2.5. under the Author's immediate inspection. of having a distinct 8.11 for that purpose, he had al. the Pasty l t . great number of with Government bad admitted that it ought not to re- offence.-4Hear). was the case in a aAn ESSAY on the WEEDS of AGRICULTURE; with ready explained to the House-(Hear, hear). The ef• offence.-( Hear). . their Curnrnon and Botanical Names, their respective Characters feet fth • Bills upon the 0 ose Statute Book would be to • Acts of Parliament, that a Magistrate was not 0 e all w d main in its present state, and he, therefore, in the deep sod bed Qualities, whether as infesting Samples of Coro, or tricorn. • %seep away no less than one hundred and thirty Sta. any discretionary power as to the fine to be in fl icted on anxiety be felt upon the subject, ventured to ask the Bering the SuiL Also, Practical Remarks oo their Destruction by s offenders. The maximum and minimum were both question o ft, the . Right Hoc. Gentleman , as the organ Mowi ng 0 , at t ics -y e . Th e posthumous Work of Benjamin tares- ( Cheers )- and he had the satisfaction of hoping, fixed, and, however slight the offence, or pecu li a r of Government in that House, and as especially idea- ? luadi c h, gacoa te Editor of the Farmer's Jouteal. Edited by 0. as he believed upon good grounds, that the essential r which it was committed, tilled with that majority, from whose recent decision Sinclair, V.l.s. F.H.B. Second Edition, price 5.. 61 . parts of those Statutes would be comprised in twenty. the circurnstanCes un der iu. The FRUIT' oilowittrs• INSTRUCTOR; or,a prac- ' • • 11 the Magistrate had nut the porter to take such cir- he apprehended a great increase to the dangers and nine pages-•-i ear, hear). In making that reduction, . • ...... . ii tlea/ Treatise on Fruit Tress, from the Nursery to A/wiry ; with tion. -He therefore, thought disoidefi otlfreland. he had venture& on no rash experiments. While he cumstancea into centilera , no esecrivercnedy for prevention of the Cuter in Appel Tree*. if the law fixed the ' Mi. Secretary FEEL said, that the Hoc. Gentleman, 11 ii. 8„,,, , N urseryman. ran. is. had discatsled a gre .: number of unnecessary wa t ch it would be a •great improvement, • ti