The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AnWICTILTUR.kT, GAZETTE, TUESDAY. MAY 1, 1860

November. on • charge of murdering three stenten
belonging the Britiabmcanmf•war Retribution. Johnson
is said to hate been employed in a low rum.almp at
Calcutta, and that here be, with otherti, kille I the
netwurn, by heating them on the head with slung t.lit
act glass bottles.
Iliramon had been controlled
.to raise the seine of
Vera Cruz, by want of proviiiions and munitions of war.
He had lost 2,000 out of 4,000 men. The Juarez fermis
were nearly out of powder too ; and it is said that, if
Yirainon lisd rein .ine I • little lou4er, he might hate
mowed the city, A dearer, banishing Americans. and
ennesentiug their ipeopaty, 'mut been publialtad at the
Mexican capit.4l.

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morn- ' was a,ad.ted to bed, where she wah attended by Mr. mad
back A great multitude of people elm watched the he edema 11.114 the proposel for the whin...ion of those A reeolution eeprosieg the Dill WaS earned Unalli• !, BRUT AI. 11•111)ZR AT 111:bi..-A MOM of brute' and I they have given mar She wee unable to vomit, and
evedution* of the volunteers with extreordinery intereht. classes! His issti.rmision w.s. tliat the Ave.& r• were .4 , monde, null a vote ot chink, LO tile efilliflllell COB' CAO•1•11/Otit..1 murder emeurred at Hull im Mamie y
The South 51i4Ileeex were under the commaini of lewd opinion that the working cles-c. were not to he t ruste•l ; 4.1%4.61 ii,c pnwetditip.
• " 1 ____ 1 iti; wee's. The victim i. a widow waled Eliza eili Mee. Cnees, a
Betielagh. ' hue the lee Geyer 1111 l ent bee retomezed id ear tele to i Ann Perke, semi Zes yeer-, recioing with tor 1.1,r, , AlsoUld alle ; she tom er should get better unlem she were
1 Hanka skit ht, in Inirt• '-•••wrr. Neu George strei.t. , orb, mot vI. eudalb,:e'l:. r7drwtalrtlitrcu'laTri:a"tai•uB3:ita,"stW):,„l'..
A lerge numb. r. 4 finales and artifice re beesegines to : the fraischiee ma he b 1 reed e *cede le• a thmee osis DIOEFOILD EXTENSIoN.
the E 001 gen teeter tee ~t Wieilwieh as-eniteesi on . worm to iutrolum a It. bids dill without admitens .4 toe I en i the re•srdel ere. ee erter Ism, the ..,oth It, getsent. ; Cross elsould not hake for eome • lueger • cup which
Wednesday lea in Irene of the 88, .of tir, j, milled- working cisme*. Tin% it wt. oilt•Irell tint the Bill we. I A eta eiel meeting .4 Bile mentally We. 1•44.1 ion We•l• I mimed Tftomfl 1 ff"fll'.."'l. Hirkw.e., it .11....1,. tt.l I At, Lail need lu demising lwr teeth, she eecia,,,,,d:
eleolt five ii eeeee the ago I. wi Is., bad hie ,•• Oii any Gosl t I eliell de• I ideal die e" ..1
son, the Superintendent, ear aciesoidtd s higliee mete of 6.1.10• IL 10 ...Dr" 1,1. M 1.,,, leserer a 'MM. Ihe whole reese- I nes lee 1 ist. ‘il. Isse ...lice, Giesham buuse, air. toraging• ' aie •o abeellee • . . . , .
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pay. In misseespience id aet fuml to comply with their furiove,rit twsee renewed. He lodged with a eister-Iti• amie autiesemusl wine, which ale kept II her
, rents:eon eof the antistry ; wit this allege:lion wits Wstionit 1 tun iti the is.a.r.
request about Ts) of 60 struck Work. nail]) •Mile their I 'wog, ma he showed tied the inthletice id the arm liort , M
....., 1-1, ..k.,... le .11 the hoele of a Bill to ili.sb•e the law 0111 a 01.011:. -.. .....k. eel., use,. h,. kft, aotol Isas ,ee .1 remedy for .ick headeche, afid Mr. Lawrence, the
&hire to be diecherge4, as there wa* no scarcity 01 1 chi '''''' i" i.hvir cleefe:," filectl(4l. would he l•abotred South %1.e.!, re coece,..he je melte eeteted„e„ et Eeet, e, : sdiei. M.en ift helgrig.. estclioa by victimizing the i ser,:eiin elm we. celled in, adminiaered an emetic, but
work ekewhere awl a better r. mane ration for their 1 ivy that tolt Where. se hel evol that i•fheity rlooll,t anal ner. fesemts elle eteer meepee., : Puhlc, from ehmu sa lute oldeille•I be lesee teetresenfs• :di remeojel were in vein, atid. eller a series of dreadful
!Amur. They then:elm. demeseled their epee, etel left be reeremoted a* well a. ltd.-Digo', e ; I.Ut wil,, v,-1. On tte 11•••• •41 • j the thiaireosti. iv 101 hy Major : thine ecaseiceit to ke. I. hint cif. 011 1:11111daY night : tetsuie ttionank.:. tlw peer gill d ed. 3he sae 28 year. of
the 'service. I attempted to combine these elements uith diet ot impu- L Mig, N re. d5.t.,,,, approving the I; ii w„, eae.ea uu.,ai. , w,ek, sesen he went to Ised, Le told Ow man with whom , age. telle had waved nearly Etat out of Isar eerninas
t tati,,,, nuaiii f ,11. In tho C 1111111 l ittee mem tl e bal sny 11100,1,.., ai.,l tic: onet,it,; •epsrate I. 'he lo teed 10 cad Wm up et li aeleck the following I me.ide„ ~,,,,,,,,inn „ g„1,1 watch ~,i chain; 0,. tka .i.);
Alter Palm" Most-L
-1R is surprising how much
Mutiny id uso kneed wilere it id due in onnsa utimianlw to i Varntitai of Cie franchise, inidming ta st of I.• ir. ; ~,„ g. Ile koi mea•gt..,t. imil I. ri. hi,. Lsoise about : after le e rle:.th--th,t is, ion tionehey. the ntu-Mr..
a large number of pe teem.. The annual account of might he proposed. ena any new cid., fairly il. le. ed. ------- - • Cress awl lir.. Thomas st. ele an exansieat ion of Hagler.
forfeite4 and miclainied ariisy prize in 1111 l .y less 1 they 'lf there we* eltethille dengeroste its the Bull I•a it be 1,..4 111, awl oti lee se• '
g •se ay he put his area round I apartments mid
.11o..Kevi. The VII. shove Mentioned iew
I lialf•past 7. Ile west to 41.......4.1',. hover iihout 0 emitter
foetid to have in it a white Raiment. and in one or her
hewn laid before Pardament. It e.intioenees near Vie I elterea ; hut he W eme.l the Hon, of llw peril ...1 (1.14 DIST3ESS ANI) MISERY OCCASIONED her week es if he. the porpos, id ;vein: her a kiwi, and
beginning of 1809. end ie niede up to the eke: of 18511. : and of putting off the Bill to :mother flee:ion. BY A FIRE. with a raw w which he 1..1 in his bm.l he cat her throat. I h,,,,,, a,,,, a „„ao hottk. eo,,,i,,iag a abito pood,r,
mei thows a Min el of 1:415,40U left madame.' to thie i .On the motion uf lir. Lusiistz. the &hate wat I which, un being scene:let! to the ordinary test, preyed
time ; but tliis sum lies been aery grently inen•ww4 Icy I sexes adjourned. --- :to la .trychnia. 'lle ettroner odjourned the itelume
, from Tuceda v of last week until Wednestley lea. to
interest end by myeetnient when the funds were eery I 'in. Hoese went into Committee upon the Cuetuoue At Worthip-street Tb.hieniiriez.toitchral Itimodhie.ilivi.ctiiii?,l.4:4.,•anitilii:
wt.o, se,,prpvireebleiejdo,rl
low, e. that the re has been paid front this souree i Bill, the detnils of which were mgr.:. dto day last Run, t• e Weecesameieer, um:muerte:lml he where he Acted like 401 Mimi:ilea inatheati, swede' pro- periait an aitax.is being made of the &Welsch, ioc. Dr.
peke office, Leedon, on Weelnes. thertly efts•rew Ls asel teeen te the elaneienel se,
£594,252 to the Royal Hospital et Cliches, C 40.001.1 to I The teneiwou Lo laing•househ (Ireland) Bill likewiee everted la Mona of kali mac.. in moodiest grAt aut testins hie iineweisse, The et, e e,„.,1 . was atteudesd by tehorn and Mr. Lawrenee found strychui• in the
the Royal Military .Allet lusts, an•l 1:41.144 trenefemal to t teamed thrinigh.tsmosuittre. declitetiou, requested Ala alanafiehle attentive etuder lir. 11.31.115t5, also foiled ber id, eiling from • large • etesissich• the liver. mid tee duodenum ; and the poissa
the Excite tiler. makiisg bother 4'675,306. There is I Leave orre given to introduce certain Bills, awl the the follo a ing ili.trewitige reutiustenee. woushl on the left seek of tise :leek. about four inches extrectea front the vimeta, un beiug adminietered
4111 &love ril,ooo in hand, hut the chilms in lOW 1 Houle adjounied at lialf-pa..t 12 o'clock. lime. awl oblique in it, ceeree. She was eluch exhale." to a a kitten sled to a frog. Cattled ileati" in A T.ry Pltilt
Ball ',tat, •I that sit 11l o'clock on Metureay night a fire
a 1111 l untel to 107. In the cower of the 51 yeere a 1 -- broke 4111 t 1.011 the piemiefes of a het to etissfectio,r ~
he 100, Of Moot. Ii• r d rer,e is W. kept up CA 1111P:11 MI. , um, vm. ell the I,..infof tate& ~,,;.,plooo,
of p...i.jog
4 tio lem then L• 724,814, origin 4 y unclaimed, Mas. raid FRIDAY. Ironed Johowih iu Willie'atra;'l4 SP"alli.hd'.. v.,. •ii • 1.;...i11e by Be: hel silo'. • ral ion 44 le easily and bre( tr., IT etryclesia. .kiter i. lengthene.l inemtigation. with Is
to claimautes, the righoul owners. Among the various oneoti one .lioll ;fed on the insdicits bid osily Vitif.lc deet ruy. d tee loutne in Which it or.gi - ' -er rellied •etwouelple end elb.d aka', ' clieit4.•l the shove fart* the et•roner said he thou el
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fur wljoemon est ii I Memel iy, 10.,- vI. lola •4:1,4 ati°ll4l4o4l 11V ,eIY Melanclisaiv re.s.stfs, :. o'clock in Cie i t'. dwell.. lae pros...sew ea t •• !err irogut now brace tine ra.e te a mow. eaveig
efr, CIIIFEITII asked wift.the- it wor inten 1.•1 10100.011. i:0”,1111411 .it si..• •-sd likewise fts Ins ite,t hisio..•, i• t lolideT• Ile is•••••• 1 tl c s.viil •ii • • k • t ' • - rissderald I
to be taken tided., 1:,. so ...o. • r •...... lon the 1 1 ._ .. • ..4 t . cii ii a eery 4. , ... to 4 nob.
rent to t.., taking I. 0., lan. he Fr in. eoftlie ne s itr diriol „,,, I-, e, r,0„,,, t, „„„,„. ~,,,1 ~,,,,, le ~,,, i.,,,,,,, it. ii, , a4S 1,11.0 0111r014 r• 1111 l teal I Uri si Tneaday, w ten he OAY As to the eau.. .4 .I.•ath there could he little meek.,
provmees of eievoy until a 'Cake-nem er el pennette Lei. latter house. hem .44 net f wiles were Imetitie : c"nt."2""l fe, "i•IiI4 the ai'i't Veth,a"lat'• , anal scarcely leas &odd diet the girl haa died by het
se eel elmithl Wye 'my' 11l dy eemweene4 mon the mie wit. a nem .01.1 hi. ..fe oiroutal Rank.. with ku Tile lasin.laTl,o. GS .11If or lIIE Or.af AND 'WWI.- ideli halid :at the p•lllite Sine, tile jury lad no monde-
i • of Ibis ae.•-wietem WAS held at *lye evhleuer le hire them of the !pct. Hie ins teeth n
weeded. as to Ihe nia InT in which the iil'ael.ll acne.. of t hiblros, the eile else. bone IllePr ler coetineuiesa; , The annual iiie.t.iii, , . , p
The Queen hebl a levee at St, Janms's on Toeelay.
Sn'te r to 1. Wil II I.C:reface to 010,a: VS/1;11.CP. /Wale 11 luttlwr case was t .at of a 'wooiels min. d We•tover, Wilkes Ihemse, on Wedlle'.l.l last• In the a'rsolce . De" •hat the "'dee,* brenglit ete•re them would h :id
Tel., Prel le C 411.0 ft has pi 1.1. I Ili. na tie tor 1:111.4* I _ ~a • ,
. omit.' for Who w ,sl..itig seperete from her halal.ll t, hilt 1111 I tiao the th-hop of London, who sent a lett. rof Apology, the them to the c limion that although the deceased bed
mu mat the gust-anion of the *rheum for the lister- Iv:4. ~,, ' se abyem ii that i. to sa etrielinis- there Ws
' 1.--r 40. 0 t',,rl L. okerving that the eihjeet wa. too els lersei to eeppert ; a thud wet that of a man inatatail , char wa.t Awn hy the Duke of ela. thorough. who lideflY -Is •n. • • . y, , • .
netensel E•lebition of leB2. A geerentee fund of •
t I lie• • (1. : : I tel Otte nal wfeeelt • i I 1 I tim f , rti wm 1 a •micatea the el. ~,,, s ...1 tee amoreetedi. ex tekstsg up tile • Ina enfileient eveience to show by wls ~,,, it was :when.
tramito 'a a,,,,ta,i. wh,,,„ c2f.t.poo haa ta,,, la .ed. Importan . u iseleard in aft 'Mt. en Inantser, . , ia . i nue ft •rtII " ant ..•u a • • . .
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slate.l ben•fly that it lied he -ti proanati tied there einst .4 ii tn.. inatte.l Hare. with a wife, but eery ..hjecte 44 ste wnemflonew at the Lit feel P,i. wk. n they c i
the Prince will e ~,,, e forwai el to ul.ke ne the ' alabe a lesisf,rence of the Peace. ol leariwe, p .rt e. tertitneclx I eh- stie lied olennived herself their verdict would le tlasat
wll t chil••rest, the whole shaking 24 4.40 it left the eisititutions fur deaf eta dumb chitin tf, mo . . •
The l'r nee of Welts. retureee on Tutaday from his
to the tree- y .4 V.enna, 'mated to a 'articular wee- w ... B mks was forint rly in ye ry gime Ineetwes In a tha...ering to irim hie for them the. • •
mean,. 44 hul. pt. nee, clue lone wilfelly taken the peieota ; at tlw seme titer.
yid: to G 4 namely. hon. en•l tkit there 14.1 been diamedesm as to eh d 4 orn•ri nether in tied nee; shotsrewel, b a ha I lawn ,ma also oi relgions inetruetion. Tice iii.mtne of, Ibe there War joist that Want of evieence to peeve tot the
other Power* were to be , resent. 11. 1. t the hese oh isieet• I.•te y reoiteed t•• the I.oPillott of a elleffeetter ; the ! ,400141 name for the post year was showts by the teport to jury.w•toriong a verdict that else haa died ey puiseon
hia 44 the Coisteresime ma es to the natter. to les ems- won us Weetover weeported lo•r•elf and childrea by her llm only i 4:12, of whieh ealea heel been enameled. Me. ad sewed by• In r own land. The roma age ill an o
entered by it. In rep y to en inteiry by Mr. S. Fitz- 0.11 labollr at Weaving t and Otty ass a chairmaker, . Shirley Waselmer ~ i,, ‘ e.l the edoption of the report. for •whie time. and en the Is eillnissioli of the public. ib:
iterate at to the Oat, of the neiltralimt provilieer a:ter Ull4l Mire 11 I...inn Mr. Johomu'r loui was form- mitts; the htterition of the meeting to the fact that t tient • feremen mid,- "We find 1114.1 tbe deceiver'. Elizakth
the completi ~, e 4 the treaty of ...Mu am! helm*, the stately covered be an ample Mem:nice. lout 11 I 1
... Lie ea.,,,r %ere, acoonling to the memo. i eosin.. 17seet deal aed lierrimai, came to We tier th by the athoitiontration of
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THCIDID.IY. Conference Iler Ilajosty's O..veromen-, lie sait, were ivuir creAturrs lie had mentioned lea loa everything du til. it. Great lliitain. of whous About 1.700 were rese htrycliiiia : but by whom eh ~ i,, eitemel there is no ed.
The Bishop of Losing, in moving the second reed. of opinion that it wae INA desir•sble that th re elauula be they mossio...ll, even Melt:ding till ir clothing, fur the Mot in Loudon, and were the a mist °Nee:tea the code drum to show. We hbould much wish the pohce to
mg of the Union of lieneficros Bill, sail teat the object e "emery Miellpii of the provinces till the Coisfer. ...grew of thy dames wa. ws tepid thee they had hooey 4of the ammeatiou, whieb was the wily one in London tu , bud oUt where the bottle and its contents were pur-
e( the Bill w.. to erovide that a wealthy perish with • mum lia I coaseelered the e•tehtion ; but the French It me in mat cases to escape with their lives, and if it I, as. edult deer Awl dumb ite eoulsl turn for amestatice. : tamed." Mr. Eeright, the chief ouperintesaeut of
well population *tumid contribute to the neerwities of Goeertiment laud a difficulty in awe:tine to such a pro- u•el not beds for the intrepid exertions el Ili: pectur 1-ic was courant:v.l it a: at not graerally know n ,ne it w..111.1he : polite, prombeed to make every Motor, which would
ite poorer neighbours. or rather that the wealthy pariah position. Tide was a matter of diseession between the Price wet Seri:emit Gillies there could be little doubt , better supported. Profeesor Owen meted a re...dation be likely to throw any liglit upon WM painful omur.
should anwribute to the epiritual inetruction s 4 ite owe two Geo element, SOS POW! of them would keen periehml, for five of ' elt•egieg the meeting to um every exertiou to uliteisi its- ' reuee.
poor, as there we. nu doubt that the pour who lived The motion for adjonswons•nt was agree.' to. lisukto's clohlren were cerried baked out of the fire. • cre.tscd support for the arsociatioti, Which nce•led. he .
In the i,oinaelliste neighlwurhool although out of the Oto the order for the reeemption ..f the adjourned There mere other persons in addition wbo lia4 leen , .aid, no eloquence to conveyed it ; for though the objects:
parieh, were its own pour. debate 4in the Churelerates Abolition 11111, aufferere. though its • 11l ill or olegree, they being nearly : of lid care were Juiiib. they spoke pu as to excite ern- r
Lord CAB:Cameos objected toc the Bill on the emend Mr. WHITESILIE 'sweet! to defer the thir•l reading fur all seavers in that neighbourhood, in conseteenee of , pattlii• a which ought to vibrate throughout the country", i -----
that, althuogli it purportee to steely to leneldul and six months. He oppohed the Bill lw.ause it involve:4 the their lumns and alk being injured and partially ate{ the avocation was as far as pos.ilde predicate re- ! We have heard so much about Aneerimn institutions
Wales, it was almost entirely confined to the dioce.s of eurelion whether or not an Fatablisised Church should destroyed iu their efforts Li lave them from ilestruetion. ! prating 'louse of the miracles of the Se. hour, wh° °lade ; and their admirable working lately Moat we am barely
Leedom If the Bishop of Louden only wieliml to cutstinue to exist in tees country. Tee poor people thrtnselems were then be/meekly gees. the deaf to hear mid the dumb to 'peek. I think them faithfully illustrated in the scene we here
remedy the defeulta of hi* own otioceas it would he Mr. Bender Paid he felt indebted to Mr. Whiteside tionml by Mr. M meth:lel, eiel rave. if possible, a were: Loguos Smarr% rott Tesesitau THE BOND TO • subjoin. However. it is curious.
better to introduce a Bill fur th 4 express purpcse. for having infused smile new light into this .111111011 ; amount of their ems' es end t mutate then ilia elredlY Resn.-This soidety held its annual meeting at St.. During a debsste in the House of Repmentatives, on
Tim BiPliOlt of 011.01 th Ind oppeaed former measures but he had not &tie motel. to eatisfy that great portion given lay the warranteOker, MAI, dep•sing to • kni.w• , laseimehliall last week under the presidency of Lord : the stli ult., a Mr. Lovejoy, in the heat ol ao argument
of this cliar..Mar, sw he comedered they menetemed ell (if the people who ohje.te.l to clime:brutes Oat they ledge of each of the applimots foe relief, end guarentee• , Henry level 1111 l picky. The report *Mowed an increase lon jay, ry. adreneed into the space in front of the
an interference eith ground con.edated foe the Wei.' 11'041 he Permanently maintained, Tii. re were oely ing the truth of their lemition. with the emeitholl of of settees. diming the pled year in the dine diou of the Speaker's Cltair. and as he warmed with Iris subject he
of the dea.l. His objections still esisted, as be con• two swum. with refeneice to Ode nowt miseldeeinir Me that ot tw•• other pe roam. whs. coniplailled of the partial : pupile, hnt %tate i that the. Imola had coseederebly fallen began to gesticulate with some vehemence. Is the
Barred it wet &greet for the Church to iliske a profit 1.00,-. ither to 14.aee tlie law exactly a. it was, with al destruction of .lieir loom* wet materials. , off. There were at preseet 50 popils in the school, Who 11l ilMt of his remarks Ise was interrupted by Mr. Pryor,
by eelling the elms ui cher:lied solemnly e•oisecrAted it:, iiritalitlg ilicidentr, or to sidled tie. Bel. rhumb- Mr. liunstield sincerely sysispathizel in sufferings in. ! were taught re eling, writhes history, geogrephy, Icllaie, of Virginia )11cent...ran. who called him to order. at the
to he kept for ever undieturbed. rate• a Mhited every 1 ite• of jiihtice met inerey a eaten in duce.' ley elide a terriele vematiou a. BM, Ile could nut siol worsted work. The industrial ert.. ouch a. hreth. same time ash awing cowards him with fierce gestic-elm
Lord HIDE:MALE :deo thought that the ft II ought to the 11044 e, end could peter be of eilventege to the I.hurels do ~11 he should widi to do, hut he would prop", timed, 1.3-k• t, and mat making, ware atm taught. end wetly lions. He was under•tood to say, prelacies the remerk
be confined to die dime. of Luellen, IV, Selli.r.l .4 the of le•igkiiil. if it w. n• a 1 roe ellioull. ly useet tlw ..i.treee to tee lee-t of I.i, %laity. atm eliould former role um.. able to eerie en ilideletideiat .iae 111111 l with some offeneive adjective". "Keep. your own ede,
unerfieolitass churches neglit be reinuaml aith gre.d. Mr. DisittEit ..i.l, Mr. lir b 1 l 1. .1
iget sa, RS-, - why the (Imp:lore order Here to receive 20.. f • the po..r bm, in these doicriment, lu music. alms. the Prone" DeY fef :e r I you ehall not come over here slaking your fiets it-
besielit teethe e 1111 l niumty• opponents ut cloirchw des li ol inereamt. Ile aleaver. d Otto :14),.., the poor woman Westover likt•Wire 411... mil .hi venal had lams m great as to procure for then. gseil the face of gentlemen !" i•reat emifuhiun ensued.
Lord Gitaxvisda: cond lered that the objections to the that there hal kali mi heels mdea of the Boo*, MI the Minkel: faUlily £3. The two other appljeanie .10.114 digs% meet.. The Meolue of the society was slated to Member* begen to ra.h towards the emote from all side.,
li 11 wo ill he e ..i.id.re Ino • ..:11. et •the fie onset,' to ismet a comet let and re ~,,,,,, a Knees:nee ; e,ell receite a part. sif menpemestion of Ills- if upon in. la• :Melly iii tele !mite to it. requirements, being wily Nome shouting "Order !" aud ethers dinummaig
concurred with the imposed that the Bid is. the fir d but elr. Breglit leu I evoree en object of Isis oa u• The imiry by the "Meer it should he 4mm-stained Ilse, hae MO in sliftswions, and about 1::kill or atom .1 sulmerila 1,,,,,..i,,y,
W.W.I, lie I toe:ter be emsliteal 10 the city of London. Cuurelo of a uatou„ he had said, soMtht not to Ire Otte realiy twee lware to the extent they stated. I lion., mod au appeal wail made for increesed 'sympathy me.
A Pryor-I call him to order, Sir ! lie shell not
The 1.1.110 p .4 EXETER condemned iolle ilpUm ilk the I•oric hY a Part of Ili.* Heti., Ile (Mr. Dear. lit de• A edit manufacturer. named Julius, who hae lunch iii. ' awl anti, •rt. A miecti ~,, of 111111P1C from lien.l.l Mozart, ehake his fists ill our fame. Sir ! It is bed enough te
11.11, as in lis opinew. it woold timid,. Oi.s, utri.,„ t., mimed b. am ceding so Rid ••10.41: isinverte i thaahstrect tri,..4..... hi,,,,;eif os th,,,,,,, ot the de„titat,,,,,,ta,,,, a„.l etel Mende:l,4,M Win 10.1111iratbly perhirowd by the puede .• i ; . .1
re4....1ii ado.. Oven there awl talk bia trearmili.
amothe the nee .4 dote •lies which Is el been ...iglu 11. ..biei .111140 a 0r...e1:al policy. welch ea. n••• enie whieh under the direction 4tf Mr. Willi:, The sm ether was Mr. B rkalele. .4 Missi.ilopi (Loewe/end), ceme fia.
leen tm .1.11•0U1.4114 to institute a siali.icepitani fee their
Coes. craitsl forth.. inirve., of Mem eating tise doctrine, the Ileu.e coma ...Lulli. It litisl •lown Ow doe', ne 6.31.4,.. u, reeeiteee, a mte 1,1 them m t,,,,te kane, as f.,. eblrewe 1 by tlic Het% S. Minton, Mr. lf• Ilerw ~,,, I, ward shouting sea fliouri.hsns a heavy cane. Tee ouly
uf the Erato. thplica chura tth.n... t• ~,. Ile: •1104.0 a mos-lion of tie. na•iini 0443,1 Ow pidrtt- the Rev. Mr. Witch, and other fa ientle of the weiety. weires nmler.t.ma from lino iiboie the ilin of the CU.('
. Mt Isordble, seem attessee .. wel hanotH in to use wipe-
Aftyr a lee week teem Lora Deene, Mc illthleltn• 44110 1.31.1 it:111 ar les ty. tlis ref. e.• ;he sedum .1
, tra.o. with evident gra' ili•itl hair et his sewers., a lett r Tee Mt linen ofi IHE II IGH SEAS. - -The etate of pain- inan's " gayer were. " K.:ep hill own .i.le, the reseal Ie
The Hill w.m wad a mei Mal 10 ow. chereh, ele• oety b sly 1,100 cool I el.d--ise miy mien s.
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Tile Wearer Inert Bill 1.,,,„Nt through comnin•ttre. intimate, hlowadis• eldledie I. Ile 41.(4.11. upon the tell of the tiro, to cen•rihute Ito to see limo that wuld les • been for so many issonthe eublected ww. brenglit to a erath M.l otlltr gentlemen •ell that the e nettle
The HoUse a Ijolithed at a smarter past b tickoCk. e0,.-.. 111,11 c...m:i•il s•n 1 11101101, 44 pil I. a fr.lis y. Ilf. h" mama tor the sufferes.' relict. ' colielimion by • meets during tier Maj. ety's pleasure rim. and sonic ra teal the Sergeankat•Arms. The elta.r-
- -- - okerved.the Howe. ladiere.l the a :mime: • of Mier Isureh
FRID.tY. .4 Esiglan Ito be mos eir the Mrongest el. inmis .4 .....•ty, . . . . ,
/dr 11.u-fiebl mid he wee tarty glad to hear that; the . being sent to Mr. Juues. the governor of the gool of New- usan would receive no motion till gentlestien ten 110..1
a ~,,, mit. ne eau mien 3 g theemsor peo, ~ .
je Come „e , ;elk, lot Molialay evenieg• It will he cemary. in their scats. Taie crowd still increased, :Ma a eulli ma
;awl lit•vc ANNON I tcpeulc.l a petilit. (110111 the in- one of the newt ism eiful of our in•titu'ions. ane the
: . e• . ,I t •t .e et et• t. . it t c eiewee, he hut 41 te.deurare lemeht. awl he triedee on- f.•ttl• : e f wl 1 •Itthe mei-come aae con e ic• cit. emelled inevitable.
~ • elite es it cr.. 40 1, r . . ~ , _ . ..
114bda ita ,if 0 wen et0114.-4:10p I. song in too air,:c P ~,, 01.1. le, severs x.. eur .. e• nee es, ees 1 • ito •anc aoti .• . • t .i. ii re than tu state that st we. I ~,,, .it et his t. 'a. me. e.•., of ow. o.N...tam:rat), shoured,-1 rim to •
serely that die milhenetwe amulet les perm:Yen el ie. , " ' .
of revenows alateeted frees the dimes, 44 Ihkridnu, th.. Moire.% of Mr. lirstlit Pull the r..sh awl ruinous ' thsot a Won't him littinrLot lite the pi i , • limed- whit of order. The gentleman from Mines is out of
while laths ter m. re•e4ol w. 4 pod be the. Eceleasee4,e.4l eropohitsin of Sir J. Trees Achy. Ewli of the applicants estoessed aloundaut thanks for ! •
1 iaio bemoan, in the ilea 1 14 the eight wattle a :avage his seat. He boa no right to leave lei* seat and wine
the magistrate** liberality.
Commiraiuliera to Se rpirilGal week are, lig loom the After a 1.6.4 reply (nen Sir J. TUELAWN V, and a feiV ' I attn.* moil the rept:tun of • British inerclimitioan, on upon the Democratic eide.
vet inereseee of its popul .thm, asid i. eying that socit , rein •rith by Mr. T. Du ea:iodise. who wee precluded from -
measured shall be taken e. shall eneure the re,ogisitien inovinr an ametelissent of wheel lie lifid giveu notice. i nearly ise e
o red hie head thin hie bedy with a clasp knife, -I iwill htsclid where I please.
of ith just and numifeht dentate.. loodiiiiitiser payments teeer I. eleurehr ttes me 44 Ole - • and alto nal ly killed one or too of the crew who at- pie *heel at this Bone on the Republican side near the
All aniusete.l dierisaion WA place Upon the solijeet, other rale, the Boum divided, when Mr. W listesi.le's ; teinoted to secure hini wdli the same %melon. There dividing aisle.)
in which Lowls flan', It ‘WENSWonTII. 1 '•!lctll:•vrga, amendin tit was negatived by 236 to 216, a inajority of • __ .
i were newly facte, imam,
• • • •tive of the total able:lice of Mr. Pryor vociferated, " Let him stand over there
all I the 'tido'''. of C.altilste, LL•ts DOT, an 11. •SD.lfi 0 ""If• ,m.ye ( •• 41 P 0 11 1044 tint the •risoner mod talk. klie shsll not Come u m this Nide." Sir.
a 1 t the tr lia I , PI
took part. The Bill wee then reset a thir4 time aid pas.e.l. . THE NeW SVBII.I Of 1111F.ela M Lltilfu.- I.t the ,--4'-. 1 1 1.
s • : I coal het have Melt ill a eene iclate of mind et the lisle Barkidade continued to flouriali hie lane, heveral gentle-
The t'heritable Co.& Mill was brought up for the ; Mr. Movie., tii.•ve•l for leaec te Ideng in a Bill to leect.".l"f elte SeeietY of Art. "It We.loraon e•ch.l4:. .1 • • 1,1,ed these mitt .4 de.perste %hokum, and the teen arouod hail, and Mr. Singletoll restraiuMg tlieit
sewed re• ling. but, on the itrition of Lord AlliNo• 1., repeal so much .4 the et dule. relatieg h. a sta.k•pao- Mein I. eekedar. Eel., M.D.. F.R.S.. in the clue r. the a' '
: min cone of death wa. not, executed 011 th..t gyonol, and violence.
ocr re .d *as "Ou a New 3 ten of Brea I M ~, dm: •
the Bill wee "Mere Ito be redi a sceolid thee Ilia .I,y bine es present, permed: waits.; asu Idi musing 44 stueke or . 1•. I . . • rt, - . • .
.;•," .ttb a view that further impish:* might be wade. Mr. Adrian-To avoi4 ell difficulty, I suotest the
Ms months. otio r .ecleitirs of tour!, th., ... h,„" ~,,,,,,,,,I. o.„',:h :um, ,by ler. Dauglesh. The autlsor pc nested out lb it 'm, ~, , . •
x rest' tin liii:se limuirws uppears to le Sint them is getilleman jert speaks thee hie side ;no one mopes.
i .., ' breed inakiug essentially eonslats in completely ineorpo- I 'I" •
In reply to L0r.14 CLAN RICARDO". and tn. Ott.litri, he e•PI One I t•• I, int 'll le I ;‘," onlY .. Partiel "Pea. '-'• • • It, „ i s •.•s . , so dould that the prilamer war twice confined sa Rh. de le. can he intimidated.
kor.l De Geey an I Ille.ea etated the mews. IT allieli Sir J.doi Barn ors Act ; there w. 0111,1 tll,ll bs two retitle. no, water, nt, alia nteuon: RC. with emir
'Janeiro a. a bouate. and that le was only Oi.chaird else Pryor-N.41.h wents to intimidate Lim.
li i • b,' re the H um me ti r a tots 1 the other
the Goversesseet Isla been in:lmin* Ito cull out the 111", "e e" "- • ' " • ether in me hfe inaulier as th•l they Atli lone a ti.ore , , , • , •"f 1 ' •
r ' Mole a 'Medic asyinua a very enort Blue w ore le s sip- mr, 1,..,.j0y Ni4.„l, i.., int• %late ~,,,,, „ie. ~,i,
wild ain Ireland at the present 114030 m 44 the ye•ar. fur e pati..L repeal .tet. ewes., eliptie, and bulky floss, in whi--h the aerhorin ,
rd ~ board the ve.al in which th . .
r act wee men ~ ittml. dewn, getalemen ; 1 ant safe enough.
Tlwir 1. admit.. adjourned et a pewter to 8 o'clock. Mr. L vise, on the part of the Goverineent, offered ; ",4"1111"1 lwar- to the solid a proposition .4 almut : I d
4 • f nes: lola have lesl to the pri.oner bring respite. tar- Mr. Singletem .4 SI iss.isdtpi, 1 Iremoinith approached,
._ _ __ to. ie.)) ai• . iorl ha.e WA% gi.rn. 1 thrur or boor to oar, mot which. int le-iett pla ed 111 the : • . . • . .
•111; lier ti.tje.ty's lewesure, the refeet of which w that shekel.; We fiste. Mr. Barr, of New loth, (Denextete
1101.75 E or commo.Ns.-w EDNESDA Y. Tii.• Je.w. Aet Alo.:11,110en: Hill Was rea I a third time ; at." wad 1 l"'n"bal'l7 hated, µh:,II .4, eli to ...int 414.1114 t: 1 . .._. ... .
t hls lilt, will un ow • e ) el •
i t -I • he - , red. The notificethon enil other. re.trained him.
soil paw il. thin I nolorth di. rise twal no. le of obtaining the asi, i-
On the ~,,, [ion of Ilr Writ...he, wtmt int., rieu.nit- • form ...omit mot wee IT i • ..; the fs reirnsat ~,,, or war made to hiio h) 11r. Jones, the go.. new of !eese- Mr. Itunsat foreed his way into the midet of the
o•lter Bills were fore: •t• le I, aed the Mum ab . 'e de ttll.l It n 11cC..ICM to in ' Slid he ale.. urea de (.14y rink Arwood Lovejoy, end 111 twl, " There is • rule
tee 111.11 the haw ot proprty ,Ita kesst down Irmo the • . Ire esferniamiss .4 the starch or eincom. si. the deugh into . iie • •
poireml at a .uarter to I tichte it mail !Lumley. ) I' o TI• • a del wl • h '• • •• tl tk. I
el. es twat shit.
gretefol h.r the c•oinelicy sinew's es lin . . il. fic . requires exery I. ii eman o ,
11••••••• ..1 book). the am ea of whir'. iiii lererritt a Is. IA I s.le••11..1 etel earlemic odd, the ratter being the only pro.
dimmai ~,, of a highly terlinical charm Ter, Which utc••• : (Met leein•4l. TIM: torncesreetalpied .4 Conil ierahle time. I n hebilite be emastouted to one of epeaking. He call bleak only trims hih own heat. He
•, "1".1.1"‘. Yill•di•nr:'111 -.li: ' ;.I. iolabl for • - I hell I'l II ' '
vie 1 the greateat part 41 tlo.sittiunz. - - -- -- - -- - -
•au I ine..ler 1 3304 IlliCal,tiottv. The presee• winds ..o. pm.... serean .• OIP Ilg pert, p • y the re am:me, ant he r nut, muss t ris IP in a Inenacisig
The Marts•rs and Opens, ices Hill was rell4l • 11,0111 Ilailtuag Ettttiligcncr. 1 , ,„ ~ , L„, .„
•uteor .1 . Oltelliet.. id. W.. C.I .IM. -VII CI 01.0e1V ' 11.11.1 tr of the life of the pro...loser. moaner towarthi us ah Ise less Ilene. He 11.14 speak from
or lin pint, Plel lie 14.11 410 it !"
SIM% end iefewn•.l to the Seleet teoutuittee .or Masters " carried oiii....entially c.0....4ml ito doisog aw••• oditirely • •rtot mytwo-tia,lnto 51.5 0 ; for, THY MMACILFS _ .
awl I /pto at vs, with fermentati m ali I With all 0ur...! Clic owl elieuees r
- .1110•10rE %SP 2.IEIWi . Fandharite, they tell us, is The Cleininen appealed to gentleman to enforce
....... -- order cull eeia he soeld call the Sergeant a 71.! .
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The Jew; Act Amen Intent Bill p.m 1 tlineigh rem. iii the clotihillUeisir. of the nea wideh an. eswee..l.l..et the mother of 4.4ll4telisrt. :thine. a hicli we eee ane • .
mitts,. LONDON ANH SOUTiI•WEiTEICe. ; upou it ; awl having soblaitiesl the neeessary mriemie liat.,lle every day. hew . :
ali sh.dinitive value ill ..ur eve.. Th ye d • out of is '
e luim suan acting a* et y t e bergemot•st -
1 1 ' Arm* approached with hie silver mare.
T. e other oraere were diepeted of, anti the Ilowie Allt mini inalestentlelltly of an 1 Pri-Prol.• (non the them Tim very air we breathe is •Ii Mirecogioixel I. easing.
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pointed et !al tee poet 5 o'clock. A her' •i sl :rented isies.in t eof this ,'"117 "." incorp.a. cling the nutter alh, iii 1'1.141 ilia cat-belie , tiomah. if aim... aofd f d the twentieth fraction of Mr. Boinett- Vim Bury mill your Sergeantestekruie
held oft lliUrstay at the Waterlirestation to mann 11 ir hilt 1W Plasil I.ot .10 it !
- u ani. ichollc hy otteit:1111,11 1 • P. 1u• to eeeilre Um an hour. the ..01,1 wool.' i e .1.1. to bee ! Ili like owner
THCHSIet le sev..ral Mils 110101/ Who,. Perliemmit ; Mr. Ceetlem ut 111 at. I
heal. to:e.t.a, 111 blO4 Wll,l' Is (!:I'.:::.:e7if !WOO. il.lki. l Illth Ste 11,1‘e all Of US- -HO matt. rof whet rsee. ur c ~,,, iry- Mr. Plieli., iif Ilisientri (Democest), turned imek the
the chair. • ~f Thomas mace-lwerer witli house renierk.. Mr. Kellogg, of
Th.. adjourned 4 ed'e (teen the st• nil ...lin •of : light 1.41114 V bre ni. T.OlO neer 10.04,....4 114-41‘.411 114 e 1.100,0 14,e1l .1 1011: NC 11044010,1 t0:1 NCO the II- 1
,l. Mr. throsike. the mos:key, rea I the notice conveuisig Memos, yo, deleted that his colleen... should hot
the llepresmitstiets 44 do. People Bill was rerl ~,,, •ti. imeseeeiry f;or the prepani•iou of Ow donee few.. rigid Ifellowav At tee limed of a no dieal edvertba•amtat that
the nice-tie.% • le. WO begin tO 10 0k 1111011 it . one of the mosential .0111.0. . net • breach of the ruks but 'Mould have all Lis
el r. lemeee contd.. ea that the freedom. wee not A Tu., (~,,,,-,,..., ,„ ~,,,,4 11. Ifll, ti 1-,t . 12 Melo, to Inn Snit :S1 minute!. en I the r. se .
at .rver .. tle 4On t 1.• r e II 1 • t
whimper aid homily pelage to eisqusre elm rielits. The Speaker we. ea es In o resUllie loir met,
riglit. lout ai tru.t. eul that the rasp .00dl. fity reetee :: .
em. Wtrk Ils ili 4 aprt-tle 11 Ite Pll lie Ito the •14 ' .... ee ""i" And nuir""• N''' -la 'ill"' "r .11."'"1"""n "r" '"fa a' ' • 1 f Let winos the Cheinien retorted that 11,e Comieittee ro,ie
w.th Kirliammt to determine the title t . the Irene Me, 4 . re; of flour titkina id oie, us in tho ordisisry ...mem .4 f• - the Ls lie elgiidie maa• 4 "OS
.ohI"'"
saMe• .
• os •.• •..
I Co • eft 'e
the ineeti.V. WOllll iha our .
••• 1••••. 4lv s r or pous nor (Ming to the da..riller. Foually, tong atative ettnet 0601
:11141 isi eltel..ling It to COlolider niiether the Cktellsloll Illeilltitioll, the aiU .11. y 44 the Inemi 1.141110,1 wan nil: 1 liatt oir reit leis fancy Ova ties pasigr oil, el ti toil'
111 thr di .1 of 31,y, for the perlefee el eolith:greet them,
, au that made by the eMI i 1•40... Innis e ,ollieri..r jif Cir. Ull• nt the b doom sof which they will Mel a " Oa. fur matured.
woull he an M00n.% etliellt. Ths 41114 st-ott lima w.,s,
sti comp:ewe Allis the standing unlere m the Ileum of
.10, to, ehao.4 • •I g . ~ 1 ll' 1. " with the. fame of which 11r. Lovejoy took the man.' az the itrk's desk mai
.• iti .le itur ...0... paer. signior/ the eviis di, " I,no ors .. -o,llle. 1e44.
WlWllwr the ',duct .4 t• e borou,tli frmiehise to tei, • • •
resu me . 4e111.11. . • e pito eat -DU . 4 ern ris
I. .. T • Ito n ,; , ,i , , ~,t , , • i. s iI hi k. ll kkt as orth Ch
ir •• heie were, . weacr, .ik .
. . IL"' WinC" II:I' tot nla.• .1 .14U.11 .13, .110c..0 _will UK,. little *Lan ii,, pr •fewer Holt ~,,,y j., a5,...0.0.r1 ;it ft. no sib oi Long.
therelie intembieine a lem. mliteated, eat i prelevey a le..
•• wo Ile submit for their con. dersteni ail 1 /001410411141. • .1. ~1 1 4at Ti e a h W • 111.1 sae much of the Pills awl Ointment •h. at Ben wennen, who went to the Souris to prevent the
intelligent aud iiidepen kid cli.a, w.ouhl be eo improre• .y,,, a . „„ , , • ~ , .tt Gills satead sy tse Ilfte I 1111. le ilel. 4t e pro- :
i nrs• Was a IMO lor atitnerie lig tee helhall PllO '". " • ' .h e pes.ple there f rum returning to berbarient
:neut. Thin ekes would. ril oreov. r, ba introin ed in • • - . cen. heMg cap ,Ide 44 le•Mg a arited out on a krge iie de preeeut tar chai,m is merelj to chil attention to t e io- __
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s-ontli-1% ...le. 11 1/.411 Pip C eta it Itattly to elite'. their .....,fic ,4 ....,u whose achieeemeet. will I,ereaft,er be Mr. Singleton s.iid he wiield not allow each inhiuute
I age nu mew., awl Ise held that itr mermen:tem woold vw,.,,,i,,0 It i st.• It, 1 11111 I • 1 L ' -••t ' tI I '
woe • 4 oil It en 1.. il 4 All 1M14014.110.11 111 W COll4 Hank 1 0 j N
a way at .seter, am . connect t s .t. r , - rof the Ititis century ! tions upon Southern women to pass. If the mended
net tem! to raiw the eluirader ot SW 11404augti cole.te 04 t•se operetivie- a colmel.wad um a much tnip.otatty I regerled sm the eurpasseng emu se
ra be..), witle the Brisded awl Eseter Iteilwee. and for -II IC • 1 lel • ' 1•I:II Th .r • •re few varieties ot the buinds race unretwe- I -
ciereested in that course of remark, lie (Mr. Singleton,
ie tle mmg the m . escusemn dome. ,inw oe s l L
tneney, hut on the contrary avow dant,. the „ghMatl: m 20,06611., .Iterations of the Bt. Devi es etenei on the (emu,. from would hold hint persconally accountable.
tn.., end bring down ite elisracter to the leoel of the 1.1 • . " • Ors. Letlieby, VV.lter Lewis, W. pilling. Aida. Gibbon, seeded in the pope au s o
I ti 1 f thia country.
I.lr. Lovrew said that in the 4 000 WO •
clam iteelf. Would that be an advantage? lf not, the netol and Exeter Railway, and the lawn.: down of etila Gut. tud tje..eare, Heywood. Boothia', Lobb. Meredith ' China -11elays (rum the Eastern Archipelago-- Red.kins .1 . ~ of ale es there
on the nen.. as genge on divers reilwaye, and workin ••• . f - lfiackskius from all parts of Africa- was not one legal husband or wife, father or child ; and
House elioule poose, lie heel. lwfore i• adopted such a g %%Orion. E. Cholvtick, Shelley, Scott, Blackie, end the r ' a
", over them to lti iefeel. Wlialenien from Greesslaml and the region+ of the Arctic spoke about a Presbyterian elder down South having the
plan. lie lied beeli •id the must arsitlit eitmorters mr. 11, t h 1. •
, ;ant, t ,so moor, read the heads of the Bill. chairman took part.
• i' I -Br tired liallbi•ectie from Brazil and the other Chapel whipped tote him with the broadside of a hand
of the Bill of 18.3•2 ; but that eiessuie, liisilting the I:xEcuriox or GeNERAL ORTEOA.-The Mario oi
It en dole.l the SdUtli•Weaterll Comprily to mak li.i'at'es4 frouiu South ..tmerica--Biorneene, Tasmaniens, saw ; aial .4 • young girl in this city being whiePed
borough franchise to 1:10, cootie.' it to a well eilitcatet: . Bereehdis publishes the fellowieg particulars of the
drasewitsenta with the Bristol and Exester sued Seutrs kelt; HMJ..oe, Armenien.,Nele•Ze.lainlem and Kattire, until the blood came out of her nostrils, and then sent
moil wmparatively opulesa Clan; nlicre..% this dill Devoil coot ' f ' lethal, and for cx`••cati°" "I 6e"eml I-Irtega. obicli took piece, ae 1_
pailles or statiim mew th.:4 el . I :II f 11 te f E
me, set ..1 tie nil 101 it Ono a par o mope, to the garret to die. He bad swum to support the
°halt" a ela'''' that w." 11.1 "etweidl't the '""•e14'" • interchairie .4 tralie ; else gave them 'dyer tO lay •ilresely mated, et Tort...a, on the 18th :-•• On the rec-
. amke up ti motley immigration which our world-cm- Constitution because he loved it ; but he did set
A certain ourtion of the working ela.es migat be down a ;Tarnow gauge line 0,, tie, c,i,,,„,. N„,th sh'u•'d 'Y the "e""nd nele, rut ‘,ii."e.l.latiel; au'', ita^,;" 'br ' •-• nilenarce tur..we daily on our biased,. Thousands ! intenort it in the way the Somthernen did.
. mint,.
admitted without dillitine Ilse entire maw of the con- D,.,„.....0 Bideford ffailWays. and to inake working the Spaniel CUr44Olll. Ile 11 1111 l e411.0,401y 1/1•0eVe04,41. WWI , 4 . Me. Bonham, of South Carolina (Democrat)-You
„ 0. seen. lu•thitin. hine never been' auy one of the great
tallowy awl sinew.% the win& I 1.. the utmost comp...ere, to/ Wilke MY will, an 1 arttled air violate it !
. arrsegetuente with them emispoinita. All agreement* ~ Ilallle. WiliCh NV have been train.' to retard with rev er-
Sir E. B. LVT ros, in an e:mitient Weeeh• after alWei• Mr. Aelonore, of South Carolina (Dtmocrat)-Abd
hetween the Osinpainea were to be soohject to the Im• Ir.'"llg again', "'n t" th° miaaateat 'l'4'3' S'ia" owe ; the mom of Welliugton cannot thrill their sluegieh
ling upon the effects which a hiw franchise wonlil exert
•Itimmel ef ~,,,,,,.firth. of th,e sherd„,l.le„ of esel, c„„,. eller a sergeeut tame for the purpose of watching hie
blood ; of Napoleon Boimperte, hiss • 'Luca. and his Peritter You:melt!
on the (palter of the conditiseiley, del upon the power p.o.e. ..1 the nieetiiig• to he c mcelled for the purpoes li.deie. Thi. pew:. e nog effected him deePlY. '"'l hic f .11, they are utterly igneraist• Mut hand them a new.. Mr. Singh:toe-And are a negro thief into the bar-
d atoll,' giVe tO illeltUcl lIIIMUr 1) Contlul 4.7.0•1141, pro- eeekiinea, • Iles wee 0 witisie to coluplete ..sy 1.u...i1i..- .., I h •IfII ' f I•dmu' Th .y gain '
tit, l'alro to the ...telethon .4 the II etre of Tnele. T:lere. ..er an. see ow rept. yWM Well trli, • . 4.
melte ito eliow that the kw. which the Bin a mild Itioli !-a sergeant reareli a General ! Am 1. them Mr. Darkedale-I bold no parley with • perjured
wee ski Dower to leak the liues to the Seuta-Western .. Low not a word of tlie language. mayliap 4 but die
admit to the Iran. lit e would be much larger then its c • i • cal aide of tommittine nubile. se. they splirelielea .
vane, en, to raise Money. en o'aviu,.., which stautl• at the bead of Holloway's ad. negro!
framer. anticieated ; but he the tinmie.rii large tor 1.01411
~at 1 vris i
Mr. Ike.. 1 ' I eal to kisow the es ftl
p Mae 0 le prod , ,
Certainly not ; I shell 4ie like e leirieteui 1' lie then ,
eettisemeia is familiar to evert. eye. They recoinize ite Mr. Lovejoy-I can go to England and there discus*
they would be sulB.•ient. he said to oseib mr the barer ho to Of a tweed .4 tlie Holy Virgin, Which he nitre ens- the ounition of Church and State. or any other Britids
s , , , ,' pose I jonetbou line at Elder and other curio. I frkildly joomiee-they rely us .ts long-testa truth :
44 the exietinj Mild ittlency, ano it WOlllll 1144 he a 1.•11. petteml frees hie heck by a gol I rhem, awl cliargfel hie ins.stuteei. But if Igo into the Slave States and talk
. The Solicitor swirl te it the t Wel 4:11 .i.al authorized thee reMice aud ere, perhaps. andliehal to know that
reale-rum:son of the cumin 111 l ity upon the theory oi to be huset by the 811 was ele 1,000.1 'Elie junction ..usia. Lh.o Ma 1111 l ti Blesmer, to itchier it to hir mother. ,
iiigrelst I•liv•icisn, winwe siwit to their own euuntry against elavery, where is my protection!
e11...4011P. N 44 seC.lrity WOE takclll for the kit ... of t. e lona Benito S tux. afterwe rd. ,
• ' • emirke woula imet rea,o4lo, en i t.w neer :w e•utee Over Hia "def.'''. the I.' teen-, a the elach .4 e ehyeical legeneistim, hes like- Mr. Miles, 41 Nentli rerolioa (Democrat)-4•an you es
cle. to he adinietel ;it 4.. not required tliat th me ca ne. ane lea a long mnaversatem with hisn. At 6 , h. I•:nglend and incite the labouriug clames there to
the ..ther lin, tap IS• :el ir i w•ouhl he todAlo.l. suakesic aMe .IlCet, before Orin oli a like errand of merry he the
e lio were to have the lalee hltaire in laditwai la'wer terkak ito the 111 011114: 44 Ow 18th he Wad; the seem.-
weeeeT the P 1•30,01111. The length of the juimtiou thee kiel of ilte•r future adoptlon I They no Linger feed thet asoleitleate the Qateell,
,s 1 I i hate a tomorti•Mate atoke In the couidry mei a at Ea...., n,„,,,t et, sat ei,„ii,s. hi et, wi I sew le • eter hod • cup of eliosollate, and ' ...e . f HII w 1y I ' •• 1 his hi. Slr. Lovejoy-I don't desire to do that I claim
ti y are l ogers. er 0 0 aY. s iic, ee i ,
regent ior enter, the f let f property This Bill week,' LtietkeOlietalr I Illitnioinry Mill a fri .
Tee C. 1.111111111 faaLi 1011.4 that the arrinsenient. with , , •",°1 .4 la,°,' Lahore advent one. and world-wise trowel.. hah esteblished the right to discuss elavery everywhere under tite stain
w.. to am; 0.1 the refute lateion ; hue ""Dhl itl Dnee"ve the 8ri.4.1 awl Ex •Ler and pl- ow li Dev;:n 1' ' a elle. ei "I. l.th "1 wil"-fi were a•st •••••• a• la" ai-"• : • • •t' •I 1 It between all tribe. an.l ram sof the and "'lilies. I claim it ! I elemaud it !
...meanie.
at 111 I.:Sleet tO props rly, ..t .lion. en 1 knowleelge? teen. et,,,,,,0,i to he tan • ee Inr 1111 l -a 11 min • leen ief.irmed about •,a ''' 11111 l a', la"' 1' , I Sir. !timbale-We want y.ou to assert it.-
not ii s a Iventageour to :di 1""*"'"'"" ---' ' ' • '1 I. k , .1•1, . o el, analle. --,.0 •
It het Int 0 urnted b • iir G Le •iN that Ole tin e hie I 10 o'elock t net lam eilccUt
_OOl Woo •
..? e k. 11:e itt • I ..
alt. Mr. Iseejem-Wheu you call us lquall fanners. alai
a .o • • - ' .• per ies, end that they would mod to the ay.olibellse of t at T 1 Es.-The number of fares whhli have come
.11110 for gre.ter progre. iii the Nal 114: Illre4lloo at tite 1..,
.14 v. the efternwes, he isici,ely re narked. • Ilea is very late: ,• " , ', .. •-. i• s apply tether epithets against the working people a tle
great lkforie Act ; Imt Ode Bill emit heck iti the very I f lls MiU 14 eou . au I ate it with g....il it la the VIII. MCC 01 01e iftetropooman 'Poen Melte the s ~,
Mr. Here's stli bed ne objecti in to moth Arran seilltlitot "'I'D I"' •"'ke- •ar a . l• • , , • i
.t 4 Ja.marv, Itt-sa. up h, the preseet time. of pereons twit , se theta harm yuu. If • unosidne ham
direct on fr which tied Act depertml ; a kesk a lone le ce.„ ~ ee ~ f I 1 I . a arpet.te. AL s ,tib.rter to .1 he was liiillrilieel that lit. • • - Pelineeleania were to go South and speak ithout ti,
loam, or Liu mutual • eVe upusent - who Ivis'e been run coy, r and killed and ..1 persene no
clt• de Meant. the 4414 1.4 0.11111.4 voter., gieinz to the t g
nu 4 pr,vele.l they .Ihl us,,t cost too notch. tone was r 1111 l e. Ile • idmtely nise, sliiig. ' I 010 : , , , , • 1 501 A i .., 101 , Puiterittrity of white labour lie would Is: held morally
es.ra•lrg classes a twelmolerating 11. 0 nee.: mor nem...eta •or /osiers gentle ~,,, • ,1,. lad st, ~t round , 'en.. oy the rano, me ms is ,• . i .i i . r n
...pimaible Yo w • i '
u oul 1 str p limo and rcourge Lieu to
• ell.. eweesset t: .wlee ea* mei eel to esteneiona "3. • .*. f 1 d t tubed, and 1.4 .7 injured. Tee uuloilew of the killed tu •
01i,d khowle etc He wattle Wester a fair •theie .of ti.e .....„.,..ey. tod, 1 ~,,,,,lit there we, e ,„..., ~, ~,,,,ie,, 11,,y h 11l eill took hi. fe..em in toe centre u tsr gnu' . . • . the band of a slave, illsd perhalol tar and feather hush
1s" i w- S -1", a. d of the Mimed 665 • in ISSJ 51 erre
reerewsitekon nem the worknig cles lout he would he p iew 1 the pat. rll 44 the etntle IW WOk olf 111. eill.lt,
~ . .' •!.. . ! - N Mr. Barkeleh. . Tit*. Ilteitllelit negro in the South a
li.i.lit Itoe Isno thi .1. lie Iselieved t lio•re woule he a line I lolleil, and boa- tiou 1 .
' re. • and in else hest two niontli. est
love tptale ere:linty fur WW1:loom sit 1 pr•merty. if to 11 r. . s die wl Os w al t II • tl
. .•ays ii au _ Iti Pe..4.11, end •
en I re seeded th d it mizltt be given to his aide 4 •• vnor 11UpCrillt. (Cr•es of " Order !" from the &public.*
the prewnt year 8 were killed. Mist 110 Mtn'. d. About 4a.).
due Bid we re eame.l. a settlement .4 the tillei %wild .`" I: ' Mr•n. On li .ar•iia the roll of the drums he ex-
would teed to sm .rwe t. e North Devi'', Mild Ofilre het:. C."..11•• , ":, ';. i i ' .i" , l //4 .
tei, thir ih .4 them taaes were u.. 1 141Itiemed Ly the
le as far olf n. ever ;it le el tl
wee_ .et ..• 00_14110, PIA they ht 2..etet ti 111.0.000, •my 5.... yen en., were . 111 l as ht ...di silo. re 1 --". - .
ie ce elesey ne I en tottered. wer. Lovejeiy, in speaking of John lirown. ',jab'
i ii . • te ewe:lees I.ut the pattimear. WO, 014:11114:41 At
Nere aßike Ito le. it when the MUM of 'Lltrilat ne.e theee h 'hating preparateon. •it i• juht that I who •'° ``•• '• • •
lio reply to Mr. Hem oath. it w... ~.t.dtsl float the pro- ' . . • • • • the time from other person.. In a great number of "a"I ma.' cinw "D. He could Pollr no esemaite"
iimk ug Mythic., into air hosed-tent pipet which the grew 1 estension thle w •uhl rim iiito the Bejaia auel a'" gui'lV. almula "'Merl; • them I'm- Bus volrr wo' . ut.II 4Ad John Brown. He coudenined what Ile (di"'
HOlllO 44 C was cape :lei to tekr bir granted. ftl Wined lb • itl.uries were slight.
Id h unfelteriug stud hie .te.. num (hi ..iitering the middle c-a"e" 0 wae 1 1 c I
Ez.d. r mat at ft cost 44 E:ahl100. and they wee eve did. lie disapproved of hit act. He believed, hoe dee
ell:. M thee urgeil the denger of howeriog the ban. 4A the *mere funned IT Ole troop.. lii• uotaced the 01 sTERS OM FRANCE. Tl.e ovei ut steamer
G - •
- to pay efod &leer fee the uw of did p.t .t 1..0. that his purpose was a good Mit, and his midi...home
chew wo mech. He Merest to prrtieillar instances In de ensirditil round, and ftsl, ' Tile lewd also Char 11l Alll, WiliCis arrive I tat week at Fsiniouth fur the
Tie. re ••ini hoe up 'roving the Bill w.o, then eArried. Pe..l mid truthful. John Brown Amur! head ant" 'boulder*
the cohney of the control exercised loy the aen king, clasami la, eta the people to lie pree•ut et his ca.eutient. lie purpoose id tooling Oystent for the Fretteh eauenee, lige
Tee er:st Bill eilibusstte.l was be. the adteration at above atij here until he wan strangled. Any ler lf
and trade.' Ulllolle. Yeovil a th.• s.,ii.o.ury .ia v,,,,ril wily., este of the koelt under the deg to hear the eentence taken ou hoani lOU tubs, carefully stowe-I. %Hit tried. endave luau Win an arratigement among pirates hi ,b''
Sir J. Feithemein thought it wss to lw dresde I that. re al. On Imhof outlaw:tad to the fstad seed I.e is. she was expecteel to start fur Brest on Tuesday alter-
Yeovil and Durdon Ranch of the Brietol'end Exeter tribute the spiels By what right do you of the Seidl
in mete:melee the frenchise re widely, the .loor 11. 0 11. Iw.y.
~,1 for the making pi lie te lOf x jaunt 4 4.0 11l enired. • Blow .t I Pia.' ...Pelf r •Fa jog them: w'sm• Aio.ther eala'n• ii ha wad* will he laade ta lit' i get together Mel enact law. that 1 in. ms child Phial' le
new and more latsl corruption would be op• ned. war the mita. ;at tlw a ,nie in.uoit a isandeer.-1. ef was hales, in the river of which city there are suitable :
, for the L onlon mi l Smith-W..4mm an I 'instill mid ! your elase ! Every slave late • right to sash .I'l
Ile. DV:NAN cordially. ils the 1110. n. lthrOlVell tne Eatooe Had ~,,,y (~...,1„1. je, put user aim eyes elle he knelt .1.-wn. Au explosion *pokier deposit and breeding. The ad. of the Esoperor : e ste .4 you I - d 6 h' -
r aws, an to Hot insaelf away . Wee'
B 11. Although he admired 1 I I
1.10 4.i.c.ninutory el vrcla 11r. itirthaiii reol the head* of the 8.11. The ols,ect it/m1 beret, end doe General Won 111/ 1110 re." is con 1111 l to the French lew on the inked. bat it enc. • .f,,,,.0• ° - • s
t joy) a slave, and wes•e it neessary to Ithicae 1.:,
of him H. L, Bon. ha e.nwi 11.. t. find in that MWXMIL he wes to king the two line. togetho r sit Yeovil. slid to Tilt PEN KITH MrilliEß. -Ou Wednesday Thomaa Cession. Ilin law may lan tairly buoinea LO the advantage I tree sum. lie would not hesitate to fill u the chasm. aea,
mid, anything of the nature of an argument. Tile aMs subjects. P
hake a joint etation. The moat woull be 1eA1.0.04 Suwerhy. alias Grey, wa. brought up on remand herore bridge it over with the carmeies of the slain. He ten°
queetion was whether the time had not Arrived when, A tem „ri.,,,,t„g the Hill ~,,,, ~.i.t.ed. the P,nrith lint:lama..., charged with the wilful kr the South.
lookiug at the id .te of the country, the Irene:him eliould ; _- _ ___ . '
Another li 11
i woe al,. approved, authorizing the of a (Senora Jew, wino's'. none is altiolowil ft. he either A Voice. -We don't love you.
he eaten:led bey(ind the liniita preserbed by the Reform DEATH FROM STRYCHNIA.
sah.loure ioul Ymoril onulwoy to wok, del,i4llon,' 11l tee M ondem or Levi leavelmn. 414.1t0 Little, ostler Mr. Lovejoy-8o it was with the Saviour. They diai'ta
Act of ROI Ile advertmt le certain criteria which their line at Yeovil. at the inn at Psiteriale. where the presence 055 Were. -- love liiM. I Laughter.) Gentlemeu who hilked of rie.
slsow.l that the msselition mod relocate,. of tlie people, y„,..,,,i I, 1 t
.... u .01111 altileoVing Bil 6 edomoted by the heeded Ille 4114)0 alter 1 lie murder, stated that after the EXTHXOIIISR ART Ca.& solving the Cuion could nu more do it than they nee
permed wly (4 tbe Ham •Mtlad by the Bill, at ihe time. !Why.). tltuttimity and the kW of Wight R .11- .
prisoner liol unloaded Ilse straw he moue into the b w . .top tile *hitting of the eon. Virgieie iumead of dell'
present tinie, Were greatly in advance id what they were On Mi elneabie afternoon Met Mr. Felward Cozwell.
wey Ctillap My W 4 re Phut named. Dud the nieetibli 'au aod told theme Ise load found • 111011 iir..rly ilea, that aid herecif in alleeP's grey shou'd clothe herwit °
1 itreo, Reheating greeter te. sital, 111 l irel, and soda! adjourned to the diet of M..y, • ill lrl/ing, nu i tent lw ha I triml to music I • hut he re bor.1011„Iii e•roner. c me..Wle lan adjourned ineeetiga. meek. loth end abbe., 101 aocou'ut ut latrery, sail ossidt'
tinproveinent ; sestina Parlialisent were not n .es dealing esii at the Croon and Seer r.s lists, Ik...is-entire, a '
. .-.- woothl not 'Howe; thee lie thought it we. a man he bid .•,: , • . drink the wetcre .4 bitternees
with the 'due people. In confinuatioss of tlies view, sebum 01 cntalt1111.1114011„ alto th. eireuntstanees attend- m m • • v.• • • ' .r...e
tie emetaled to the behaviour ot the working elmws iii NORTH DEVI. N• seen in the G lay Iticl tht• nieht infole. end thri if it •
1114 the de eta of filicabetli ilarnauoi. II I
eeie i_eceasea iete, vt ,- • •
r. ante, en moms tteutorrati-lf yon •41 0
Jet,.
we* he thee sod he had plenty of tummy. A Woman Una We will hang you higher than we d•il
reeetit 'dishes. Atter replying to objeCtiins* Urged A +special Meeting .4 this rompaily tem held ini We •• e o,le I etrUl SLanoterbot, hear G•a•tonhury. and bed tiro.. ch
111011.1 • 011.411 V DAltilli Who relkitics at the To n 1 e I
agriiirt the 11.11 nitli referee., to the reduiteseuti 11l of neaday leo, et the wth e, tires.ans-etreet, 01.1 Broad- ~,,,,,, ~b, ...• • • • •w-'a. ' I 1t...1 in teeth:4; lei 11.,•setooire, and latterly at Mr. If la
tae iinhoned Slid a liiftlille-sized s r. orej?y-No doubt about it.
mate mod to the county fressehise, he shecumea the swain htn•et, Mr. Itragintoli di thee:hair. 1 It 1 1 I la a la C ••••tore's a -ir 8 outli.ni .t oil ; lout for three week'.
.arc ot les gu up towan s the Town•liesil on Es.ter ;"- ,•, • "",• ,: , , , The Cou 111 l ittee then rose, and the House aim"-
indite ettleloyeal hy toe oppunents .4 the Bill. aissitmt Two Chairmen said the meeting wee convened, in - •1,
fioneley eight. abo t lialf•past II o'. lock ; that the. i'l ".1. "' d.".; :',"1“. "it. ''*". 'lajc,d .a..ith a frir"d. Mr* . t)is the prel.tous day, during a colitefue l'elaw- '
the estenthei Of the borough frpurliiee. IllYiutoining thee o opliance with the •deli ling Of Iclll of the House ttt ~,,,,,. hark a few • k fu. 1 h. crap., at. 1,, innotmialicy. 110 erseae night. the little 1.•
. a r., me w ne they were h of lilinois (Republican). alai Mr• Clark' ~,'
they %ere f led Opt. liellre linUptloln, nclollonleilik• 11,,,..,1„. to tmlnitler a Bill pnesouted liy the Loll 11111 l Pll4 „mo, Ie „, Nl • io.t., site 111e..1. out with Henry Grey, eh. wea th anaawart
g mr ~.le Auenur nutetchouse the maii mike . . t Ansumi. the former raid Julia Wesley spoke ei al'aw-
big. however. that he deidmil to me a lesiger flaucliew o i a
..e.uta .ees. ern Reilwey el paily fer Illeking extol- 1 • - f k • r rt, Sir Coventry'. wade l‘he rePi4eil Were
Lle ineemieT i he dew tell. re lie couhl g•I a the], that t,ar'itn' . • as the .11113 t. 14.4 4.1 all %Mani..
added In the ltili. . ttlia at Exeter. for authoe Oahe; workino etel other ; . they 0 eta h. the tank Tolll.ll Cebin beerbouee • hal- la
angst : the erieollte SPI4I los COUI.I II lon 111111 I 1 In • Mr. Jenkine, .4 Virginia (Democrat). laOn
Se- J. W ides moth al the geuer-I repugnance which agree...elite with the Drirtel PlOl Eset.r. c•Emter alid took I A my. .A man elthiill IrWse Vol -7s.I•le"O l'''''
al the reu•ein. d there some Low, and at • late hour .4 tit,
the Bili had errateii, aiol the se vre bhote iidl•cied todu (Wildest, Nllrtlo Deeuti, aU 1 Bblefuld Est-elision Rai- " i• •ht GI y ac. nape bri I
s I 4 0 ler art .r Mt the IfeVllll Cartle you lay.so?
- tirmimer cared At Ilia 1101Ise robotic one o'clock oil Tue, I. kr. 3.ot:sweets-Ilea:id Wedey said so.
it by both Stole% .4 the hull.. Toe et Poke aimel IT Mr. wee ts, 111 l wane, lin whe.e lie kft her, le:lee., 11:, that she would go t.
day Morhlisg, to get a light kr Ilk pipe. Ile hat hir - ' • •
Ja.tive 141 the rccuracy of the return.. lai I news the Mr. Ileelthis. the leak ittff. read the preandole Raul k ~, , • Mr. Jetskitie-Do you aay so?
I roar so. and aloe promise 41 to uwet Idle nest 11l niii -
ne ini 111e11. 1 1 •
ew. lii good spirits and .as joking , . . . ..... Mr. Farnee ortb -1 ant telly snitch el that oPiniwt
table went to the •ery *it ds Ulf the SA witich wa• 1,,,„1,, of the Ism, whim, anth„ria,,i joneajona e,„t et. ..0.---*, te Int nu. ILO to Cro.a'r boll., Wail 11C1i.
14 MASI se Man ...haying off hie 1111 l mtaelie. Tim idieeler •
IS .c.l epee t iiew returns. LIrIJ. Rm all tied cleimed t.t...,,i,.., at Exeter. lee layine 44 xis inielitiotial ea! on I .• .. • • ,ti srly, When she etated that elie la 1.1 jot with the Mr.
i• Mr J.mkiue-Then you declare a lie. 'W
pia, seller.. llee'OlOll3 10 bale ealle.teee on nuliiiportatic . Ferusworth-I am nut in the hetet of 410°""
bd the 8.0 the merit .4 its being aou el, ask and the Exeter mod rreelitun, the Newth tkv.,n, ••si•l Itai, . I m 1111111.% Ilanglater at the Uncle T 11111.,/ Cabui. 'fins • t pooh, th
;oleo. in: their evidence, moil Ur ....1 them to led sa
le rate meehure ; kit if the re, reseittale Us amu f„,,t Extension Itsilwaya, ro as to colitill.l the Mirror. was not the f•tet. She Ulvt Grey at 6 "'clock . el zu
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trUtli WWI 114.1 bore ir a WWI'S Ilfe rwty T 4 a t " In or Mr. Jenkins was utodeniteud to my, ' 1 een t
J• -s ware well-foun led it was anytlinig but such • guege to Belefonl, and eio to wo :k thdeighout 111 401111 e- he wild the el ' bet I 11.
1 . n.ipa . etioug.i islo. le m not maim
a ..I aan 14,7' 11l Miilig, told hilla that sl -• w
i.. mild go and get her breek- . hat, oa an iminwo
no em re . I t we. a einguler eireuteetatice. Ise remerkeel, tem with the emase„„ me. s ,et., w..„tee.„ ite,he„
J • it worse. 'llse thip...,i. I.,ing he'll c0,01;h4...1, ii. fast, and hien else went to Mr. rroon'e, after which she
Oat s Sill eo nnivers lie reprobated was going ho pas* The Brien,' and Emu rC• tu .ny'e rights. were pre. met rre : •
prwoner was en omitted for trial at the Carlisle aelea .yat a 0111.01 t r•past 8 ...chock 111.1 acrompenied
the secoed -reedieg Unoplawe I. mid he sillggm•ted what ~..rted for running on the M..... 1 gnaw: over the Eecter oo the char of .f t .1 p ha to Creel:mire Herd, ote the . te. id f the
ge ail u usus. er. rufessur Taylor med ipOsi- II e 0
Ile deem. el the state .1 LIM gs whe•li Ilea creatml this
1 1 .111 d Creeit.oi awl other lines. The South Wederu Profewor Pave,. of Kinzie Colic (who was etote I '.'""uth'""Pf•"ll W"ler• They rensia'neal At tracknore
strange poduon. It we however. he ea, hie convic• were autism...a to rebel iv for the purpose of es- ,
d. Make an examiteddiu of the cli‘st'lle• I '' '-
''.
H. iril waie time, and hod some refreehinent ; and, On
at t se ill-talfte of
Bon that this till we. not declieed to because law. keeling the interim image to Bideford, lot the purpose Prolesaor Teyler), were not present it bevies heen con. their return, a photo?. :aphic artist, wk. joined them in
Lord J. lELLaSEI.I. 'n reply to Sir .1, Walsh, adverted of working the teethe over it. The Bill authorized ...blend Unneows to incur the ex' se of sending fo the host, " chaffed" Grey about getting married. Grey
to the octant... Erica prosperity which tie country lad arreugesuents betweeu the four maimed°. in renreet of
. „ them after the modestiou of tee prP:olti r. We unde r.
walked through Sonthatio.tem with the girl, and when
enjoyed shoe 1832. Ile had beard. he said, in this traffic and other usatere. euteect to 'he at'l'mvar ", stand, Isowever, the' in their written re rte they ag rhe parted with her near the Orluance Survey-office, she
debate man • • 14 • •
ypi re_ tOillonsi expressed of the effects of three•fifthe ut the !shareholder. of each company mem that the marks upon the enamel's I 111:‘ and cloth salted bitil if he was tring to be married to a young
this Ibll, but it was 'insulate that no speaker imel ehowed muted at special iiteetiuge to be convened for the lir iut all the cha terihitics of hu egg'
blood aud that
ea woman With whom Ile ad been keeping couipany. lie
that lois alarm. flowed ueturally from its minima's. The rp, sud also übject to the sanction of the Board .e e
pU we. 11 they splicer recent. The prieoner wet removed, to Car. told her Ise tholight he thould, awl the tears were
°Nee*, Mn of Mr, Jame. to the returns. tending to sure- of 'Fred.. lisle poi on Wedueeday eight. observed to ruu down her face, and she .aid 'that she
rate the umullers of the new constituency, he 'Mewed The Chairman, in moving the resolution approving thought she haat better not al eta see hen any more
Wall the retail a error 4.11 the part of otst gentleman. the Bill, stated that the powers were permiseve, and BRIBILRY AND TREATLNG.-The total number of Utell- fflie lard often called to see him at bid Iml :gea e•
Once:ions bed been made on the other side to • melte, eimbled them to ineke agreement's wish the South : ber. of Perliemeet unereted for l•ribery atm te- Moog generally asp •ed hermit in terms of glahflec•tinoill
tion of the traechins that would reach the work, iig Weewris and ealler reilwaY e 11l Panic*. The tenni sand frans the Psi-dement beginning 16•17.40 to the P. riia• terser& him. She prom:ceded to Ilre. C'a in Resole.
dames, It we* sad that those elesses deserved the mire eowsit ion* were te 1.4 Meek,' hereefter between the smut heeinDlise ISW was IST, Of When' 11 were un- visite , and after waellie herself and h •i I
soul attention of Ilse House, but the rePeelenteleett cempouies, and ie cane of dispute td lw nettled ins cord. ' seated for t 4 91 f 1041
-reatsig, __ .Ur --lery, and 2e, for weber). d Yalta came meemeemeegane int c ane• all lcc
died Mr*. Crosses bah)
geuarally was that the, were eer7 Poor. Very innuraut. maw w.th the provieiceis of the Arletratiou Act. tie ' am! treatisse• eumbined. 'Elie. cases of brilary and f
or some time. bet suddenly s le aniiplained of violent
and eery eorrupt. There was • spirit of distrust .4 the believed the works an I amwidements coutemplared iu treating all or.surted in horoulam. No meiebers for ' • had d 1
pouts in her e , in c aspe I her hands to kier forte
working clamed hal_ lON IV Pulitinal Powsr• (This ra• the Rill do their c 1 any wad, gwd, aud caudal, c untie* Imre unseeted for the above offenses outing head. Mrs. Crow gave her se cup of tea, when she
nialk Wil meg ski • ID•• oe7 Of " Nei What lbws could do thew po harm. the pencil. j Icaose worse, wad shrieked "Good God 1 what can

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The Czar of Russia haa erected a prefessorsh'f,,,
the Petersburg University for Byzantine Maori
literature.
The Emperor Napoleon entered his fifty.third Yer4
Friday week.
Napoleon 111, has ordered a monument to: d.r
ereeted to the memory of the Maid of Oridt.,":,,•
right shore a the ftiver Oise, near the
Compiegne, where the heroine was talon
the English, on the 23rd of May, l4:10. with
The French Emperor having been presented b., s•
outlines of • plan for causing the Stale tO
the various railways, has charged its propoon's*
pare a memoir on 11. subject. • elek lA°
lieutenant-Colonel Creabs-k. her Najestv s • go:.
!Magary, has been selected to am empull Lad
China ao military secretary.
A great boat-race for k2OO between Or' TOW'
teals') and Diewitt lei Cl.aead came
and resulted in the triumph at the latter.

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r. mei ail°
, talked of Jr
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jugend of do
. clothe ben.°
&very. mid onekt
.eat)-11 you sollo'rJ
deter than we Id Jet 4
ant it. •
sad the Howie adjourt':',;
snu • colloquy butsr's,..:l
(Publican). aud Mr. Clop',
John Weak, spoke Of
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giuia (Democrat). lulu
[said Wesley sahl sso.
, you 557 .0?
—I situ %toy usual of that 014
Dien yen declare a lie.
aus nut in the habit of 4410°4
A. throw diet at blackguards.
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a was uotlonituad to may.l no
Adult."
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!car of Rus.da hen erected a pn.fttootstic;''
Aershurg University for Byzantine bistorl
•rd ,W 4
ke Emperor Napoleon entered his fiftyrtlii
lay week.
Napoleon 111. has ordered a monument
.recteil to the memory of the Maid of
nicht chore of the ftiver Oise, near the id
compiegne, where the heroine was taken P
, the English, on the 23rd of May, l 4 wit
30. )10
•
The French Emperor having been preernted
,ad outlines ..f • plan for causing the Stale
tO
lion the various railways, has charged its prol,°°"".
pare a memoir on Ile subject. .
.40011)°.'
,g het Lientenaut-Colonel Creel-k, her Majest_Av• so,
„.„ bah, Int entry, has been selected to amompiull Lug'
,jokat China as military secretary. ,r,S''
her fore- A great boat-race for L'2oo between elt,F**lllo,:'
when abe ,•atlei and Dtewitt foe el data) came
what can and recoiled in the triumph 01 the latter.