The Express.
London, England, 1847-01-09 00:00:00

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n with his benign bless-
tons, the next crop wi'l be
tii, or six ears."

t migraine Gide.] from the
three inenli.ls out of 337.
I in 131ue• )fountain Valley
DM/ the ilietributiom of im-

Asiatic. iss.s.L

223
4t4

4810 313
90.3
171

211: 4003
ir!tlLSsßa. CONNELL AND
ited Belire, N•ov. 29, it ie
Symonds remain In pal,
a the 2•lth Lurk A new
lam/ties to prosecute in the
, Queen's Advocate, died
.trotted. Ili* death is at-
he trial of Meson. Connell
Mums iMserrer, of 24th
some discussion took place
rst jury. When the fore-
trial, stated that they had
agree on a verdict, the late
" on the ground
right to the peremptory
'tire panel ,had Len gym,
knit time Lad e!apsed since
a verdict if they intended
!tied to by the solicitor for
hen ordered to retire until
t baring agreed, they were
'n or tere.l to retire " tho
err, " having entered the
'opinion. Th. Chief Jll9.
sting between hint and the
led upon to give, hi. opinion
is liarellC.:cV in bin opiuion
destice.'
• itc. -It is eared in the
Times, that - There bare
:'ourt of Policy during the
bosinem has horn got over.
tents between debtors and
for regulating the relations
We all been un inimously
articular attention of the
tits proclamation publirhed
nu emigrants to the Azores
is a measure which hos
are in there islaida
de far immigration, to
rolonv would of the
idands ate no farther out of
an Madeira, and there is no
ions, if any at all, will be
itants leaving, as have been
Poregues. government.
tantri Supreme
a in George Town on tie
L. against wham the indiet-
mend E. A. Wal.orialge, a
fr. John Emery, and Mr.
ere the pahlirher. of a local
The indictments framed
the colony sneer"' weeks be-
osrion, did not come on to
unl an ordinance regulating
.n, the Attorney-tier.cral
enaion agaiort Mr. Emery,
us legal tearoom% The cue
prosevii. one or two
I committed by the copying
the indictment; nor, from
it the proserution will he
bridge's case has been pont-
ndoewfrnacebs:matndfrtoume the
he

oa was issued on the 3rl
ing the Azores, Cape de
ices whence emigrants may
nthlie It may ho
ce of shipow•lers ant others,
bounties the regulations of
ust be complied with, and
wt not exc.. at four weeks

The bounties are thirty
n fur each child between

utd been rainy, but favour-
swever, should it continue
II prove detrimental to the
agricultural prospects were
crap, should no untoward
t shipped for many p.m".
ATURE.-At a meeting of
t of December, L ird Harris
in reply to a report from his
ition. The substance of the
rep's despatch were to the

plan of his Facehence's, as it
cube instruction such. religion
Mink...era. A rep-irate day and
t each meet at school, on which
tend to instruct the children of
a solo for each child. hi bud&
might easily he set apart for the
wed to have the nee of the school
That it was mod important to
chin, with that of general eda-
m:l.lW that in a portion of those
boarders, go'ly home to their
turning to whoa on MOMlrly
till have the interval for his
to the eatabh-hinent of a coheir
ctr.rd in thinking that such a
accomplished, but doubted the

he Ist of February ho would
education in the colony. On
eral, the report of the Cord-
ell we gave an outline in our
ious mail, was adopted. The
r the Attorney-General, on a
:

o consider and report whit Ow-
general syatem of taxation and
t the manner of levying and e. d.
id other charge. upon the ship.
the colony : and that such coco-
on. and paper,
swing paragraph appears is
aid a chat to the cocoa district,
tree. prraent a moat luxuriant
tare looking forward full of the
it and blown... were never be-
aity ; and an almost immediate
be esriectett, which will, moat
httic aunshine it now all that is
t of it.

BARHA DOIIB.—THE Gol'ti•
Jer gates :

—•— •
*limey our new governor and
erase, or on Saturday at farthest.
her Majesty's ship Hyacinth,
fe esirornunkital with by Gle-
be on burl—tbe fact will be
scheme of two guns from the
g—which signal will be at ones
II by the carious signal etainn6
hiCh will be displayed a unto-

!port of the St. Philip's
for November, it is stated

Neceniber, was favourahle is
o rain fell until about the middle
r showers have been of frequent
report of the cane, mu.t partake
e pew. which hod the benefit of
table weather of oetober (lid not
but in thone lea. fortunate the
not recovered. .the proved of
ter than it wan at Ibis period of

District Association for the

uta been very variable in ita cha-
ry rain sr.o eaperkuteed In the
aundated a congiderable tract of
to the prvent period no want of
illy are very hoe, and preview. a
4 the diatrirt the drought which
tit the 16th. On that day wow
Ith but little intermimion to the
e hill+ had au/renal conaifterable
hot have resumed their natural
at:kn.—The Palladium of

0" of IA eedatthe Council held
f txking timely strps t 3 guard
three ease which I. ire a.•+
thrice of our tax ordinance on
again owing to delay at ltglas-
been accordingly lamed for the
ardinance neat year, In the event
es approval not ►eing received
he quantity of sugar shipped
44.1, there appeal, a falling"
more than 1,000 hhds. The
n 1 this year is given as fol-
Measurer : sugar, 5,697,425
a, 30 puns. ; coffee, 41,431
,too I, 2621 cords ; charcoal,
raw hides, 449. In coffee
and in cocoa 144,306 lbs.
NTIGUA.—The new gover-
s private secretary, Charles
on the 12th ult., and the
tvened, when her Majesty's
Excellency took the oaths of
,ant-Governor Cunningham
M Christopher the following