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Shortly will be published, in Three Vols. .
THE ADVOWSON OF TUE VERY VALUABLLE l'ellea.. •neesetee, MIN
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iIAROLD, THE EXILE. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. illeals, "Tiyur Petitietwir perceives that some of the wltneare; a
RECTORY OF LONG MELFORD, IN SUFFOLK. • .
" Oh ! what a noble mind was here o'erthrowni" - - whoa were examina before the Committee appointed by your
Printed for. Henry Colburn, Coudult•stseet. ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 25. Honourable House to inquire into the state of Children in Cot-
By Mr. PHILLIPS, toe Factories, have given an opinion that the aforesaid, or any
The new Lord Bishop of Lumen, was introduced with the
In a few days will be miblished, in Three Vets. On 17311131. Y! the 234 day of July, 1819, at the Auction Mart, usual Prelatic foims,
Bishops of LONDON and Ozeoluo.
English' Manners.
On the Scots cause of " Mettle e. Mode," their Lordships' nishind their Profits- • „
Chaque age a sea plaisirs, 3011 even et see romen-gemerv. . Fr
NE Parish contains about 6000 Acres of rich
judgment went to affinn that of the Court below.
e.] Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit street. -11. Land. The Small llthes of the whole Parish are due to The "That whatever doubts may exist in the minds of those who
have not tried due e 9 sanest your Petitioner can, from expe-
.Learned Judges attended, pursuant to an order of the
. the Rectory, end, with the exception of about 2000 Acres, the et. .----__ . .
This day was publiehed, the Fifth Edition, in 4 vols. 28a. Great Tithes also. The Glebe consists of ppwards of 130 Acres, Hasse, and delivered their opinions, through the Loan Cuter .
5 . -1" ILORENCE MACARTHY: an Irish Tale. By half of which is in a Ring fence, and contiguous to the Par. JUSTICI, on the questions referred to them arising out of the Irish
nence, state the result cif the regulations intended to be enforced
le 1
Lady MORGAN, Author of France, O'Donnell, ate, sonage-House, which is calculated for the accommodation of a Appeal of " O'Grady v the Attomev-General of Ireland; "which babe aforesaid Bill. . .
respected the appointm' eat to the lucrative office of Clerk of the " That, for many years paut, it has been one of the rules in
Panted for Henry Colburn, Conduit-arena large family, and his excellent Oar . Coach-House, and Pleas of Exchequer in Ireland. The opinion of die law Lords the Establishment at New Lanark, of which your Petitioner is
PPI or whom may be had, new editions of CrDennel, 3 vols. En other Buildings attached, to it. There is she a Manor well was In aavour of the affirmance of the Judgment of the Lash' " -
and France, 2 yule. 245.. • stocked with Game. The present Incumbent is 79. e (meeting partner, not to admit any Child to empinynnene
y. _-- --- -- - -Mfiford is on the turnpike-road from Bury Sts Felmurifs to Courts, viz. That the appointment vain! in the Crown, end not s"
-This day was published, in One VoL 12rno. price 75. boards, Leaden, 60 miles distant from the latter, and 12
. miles South. In the Chief Baron of the Exchemer, within the Casten Mills there under ten years of age, and foe
XURICE and BERG HETTA. ; or, The Patzst of the former. The Earl of THANET presented a Petition from certain three years ands half the time of actual labour per day has been
a M' or Ranger. A Tale. .
By WILLI AM PARNELL, Req. Id. P. • Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Philiips, the Auc-
dower, 73, New Band-street, London; and of Mr. Wm. Dalton ‘eintestant Dimenters Of Coeherniouth in the Count of Cunt- •
favour of the pre- restricted to ten hours and three starters;q but for the len
d Painted for Rowland Hunter, Successor to Mr. &&nson, Solicitor, Bury Sc. Edmund's. •
The Parsonage House and Premises maybe vieWid by APO-
* seugilimitaChu'rehayilitligarrfragerateCerealmtoneratly ." ii:
'their-
y eighteen months it has not exceeded ten hours and a half, sits-
No. 79, St. Paul's Church-yard. Teethe cue. of Sir John • St. Aubin e. the Prince of Wales, dye of out hour for breakfast and one hour fat dinner.
• teethe new queedons were, on the mqtion of Lord Reteaszatas, " That you Petitioner has not experienced any loss, or
known disadvantage, since betas adopted the aforesaid reguhn
This day was published. in One Vol. Ivo. price 7s. ect boards, min°. t° Kr.- "ten*. •• , a •
preload to dte Judges, which they tools time to answer.
TTALY, its Agriculture, &c. From the French of . -,. - .
BE NEXT DOOR as it were to a Capital iido.Tbe LORD CHANCELLOR brought in a Bill for the Re.
„L M. CIIATILACMXII2. Being Letters written by bins from Teion, of Pauper Lunatics, which was read a first time. tines, and be is well satisfied with the prolate of the Concern,
Italy, in the years 1819, 1313. .. Prize, has oaten been the fate of mast Adventurer,; and Lord TORRINGTON gave notice, that be would on Wed-• which have not been diminished in consequence •af these sad
la anslated by EDWARD RIGBY, Esq. M.D. F.L. and HS. it has frequently been suggested ar Correspondents, that' if A linden neat move the third reading of Chase's Rebid Bill. other ameliorations introduced tolinajiroen the -health and rm.
Printed for Rowland Hunter, successor to 'Mr. Johnson, Scheme could be formed so as to give te the Number on men. : .Mr..Bautare, lin Baooone, and others brought from the, nib of the work- people.
re. 72, St. Paul's Church-yard. 1 side of a Capital Prize something like Neighbour's Fare, it woW Commons the Publicans' Licence Bill, the Charitable Founds-
. - meet universal approbation. The Contactor with Government alas Bin, the Pembroke Dock Market Bill, the Duke of Wel. " That, on the contrary, your Petitioner has remarked with
This day wee published, in One iiot. 12mo. price 8.. boards. , for this New Lottery, although limited to 6,050 Ticket,, fsiis lington'sEstate Bill, Mathew's Safety Coach Regulation *ll, pleasure, the improved health, increasing knowiddge, Bed good
DIALOGUES on BO rANY, for the use of Young pleasure in announcing that the Scheme issrounded on the above the Friendly and Parochial Societies' Bell, kc. which were read conduct of the population of the Village of New Lanark, since
Persons • explaining the Structure of Plants, and the Pro- principle, in which a first.tirne. •
grewof Vegetation. INCREASED CHANCES AND NOVELTY Earl BATHURST moved the second reading of the Foreign the age of admission has been limited to ten years, end the
hours of actual daily labour to ten and a half, which he ton
Printed Inc Rowland Hunter, successor to Mr. Johnson,
•Kr costeutn, AND Enlistment Bill, observing that, as it was not convenient for se-
No. 72, St. Paul's Church-yard. EVERY TICKET AND SHARE veral Noble Lords to attend that evening, it was understood that siders to be a full day'. work for any operative manufacturee
4 In the Press, •
VAN Tllll CHANTS or the discussion would take place on Monday, on the question for or labourer.
No DIALOGUES on ENTOMOLOGY, with Twenty-Ave Plates. THREE DISTINCT NUMBERS, committing the Bill.-The Bill was read a second time, and or- „ yaw petition* therefore
prays, that the age of admission
This day was published, in Royal Bvo. price 7s. 6d. sewed, awn CAN . dared to be committed on Monday.
I Vol. I. Part 11. to bis continued, of ACTUALLY GA 1 N THREE PRIZES. Dunn's Divorce Bill was read a third time, and passed. of Children into Cotton Mills shall not be under ten•yeen, and
i
REPORTS of CASES, principally on PRAC- . sus 'Clint' CONTAINS Their Lordships proceeded to hear evidence op the Bunts- that the hours of labour per day for young persons under sixteen
Y of age, shall not exceed ten and a half, exclusive of time
I ple Election Bill, and continued to examine witnesses until half-
TICE and PLEADING, and relating to the Office of TWO - Prizes of - £20,000
'past ten o'clock, when the further proceedings were adjourned
Magistrates, determined in tire Court of King's Bench, is En- TWO . Prizes of - £2,000 until Tuesday, for meals and the requisite recreation to keep children in health.
TWO Prizes of - Xl,OOO - On the motion of the Earl of CAIINAXVON, several witnesses " And your Petitioner shall ever pray, &c. ace.
ter Term, 59 Geo. 111. (1819), with copious Notes.
. By JOSEPH CHITTY, Esq. - TWO - Prizes of - £5OO
were ordered to attend on Tuesday, to be examined at the bar " 49, Bedford-square, June 24, 1819. " ROBERT OWEN."
Qf the Inner 'Amyl. - Barrister at Law. &c. &C• ecc.
asrelative to the Barnstaple Election.-Adjourned to Monday. This Petition was also laid on the table, and ordered to
London: Printed for Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller, ALL STERLING MONEY, ONLY 6,0.50 TICKETS.
nHOUSE OF COMMONS. be printed. •
No. 7, Fleet-street, between the Temple Gates. ALL IN ONE DAY, uhd JULY.
Mr. J. SMITH called the attention of the House to a Petition Mr. WARRE gave notice, that early next Session be Amid
I Of whom may be had, The Number In numerical order Iner the Number drawn which he had to present, of a more gratifying nature than those ask leave to bring in a Bill to explain and amend the Acts re-
The First Part of Mr. Chitty's Reports, containing the Cases either of the Prizes of £20,000, will receive £2,0n0.-The
1 which for some time had been submitted to Parliament It was specting the Assessed Taxes.
a___.
4 in lldary Term last, price 7s. 6d. Number in numerical order before the Number drawn either of signed by 565 Workmen of the Cotton Factory of New Lanark, The Duke of Wellington Estate Bill was read a none time,
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• This day wee published, price ss. 6d. the Prizes of X 20,000, will receive £l,OOO, &c. Scc. for the Who prayed that the blessings which they enjoyed, through the and passed.
a A New Edition, being the Third, of other Capitals, as are fully explained in the Schemes at an the liberality and philanthropy of the Proprietors of that Factory, Sir H. PARNELL moved for Accounts of the gross Amongst
Lottery Offices in Town and Country; where Tickets and Shares
a REMARKS on SCEPTICISM, especially as it is
are now on Sale. might be extended to all their fellow-labourers in the trade, of the Revenue of England and Scotland in 1818.-Ordered.
connected with the Subject of Organization and Life.-
a Being an Answer to the views of M. Bichat, Sir T. C. Morgan, " To the Honourable the Common(' of the UNunn Knonnom of The report was received, and the Bill ordered to be read a third
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ROYAL PATENT L4CEee. time on Monday next.
and air. Lawrence, on those points. OatAT Barrens and IRILAND, in Parliament assembled. The Weight of Bread Bill was committed.-Report on
By THOMAS RENNELL, A.M. ' VTAVING obtained his Majesty' Royal Letters " The Petition of the Inhabitanu of New Lanark, in Scotland, Monday.
Christian Advocate in the University of Cambridge, and jam. Patent, and having by Special Warrant been appointed
Vicar of Kensington. LACE MANUFACTURERS to herlate MAJESTY, " Humbly sheweth-That your Petitioners are employed at . The Stage Coach Regulation Bill was read a third time, and
e
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62. St. Paul's Church- GEORGE FREDERICK URLING and Co. the Cotton Spinning Establishment of New Lanark, and, in eased.
The Sea Passengers' Regulation and the Colonial Accounts
yard; and No. 3, Waterioa-place, Pall Mall.
s
Bills were read a third time and paned.
I This day was published, price 3s. the fah day of July next, a. convenient House, No. 392, Strand, dom, have long deplored the pernicious effects which result from The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER brought in
T"WRONGS of CHILDREN, &c. in a Series opposite Cecil-street, will be Opened by them for the Retell the practice of employing young children, as well as, winks, for the Bill for applying certain Monies for the Service of 1819.--
Read a first time, and ordered for a second reading, fixed for
of Essays on Education. Part I. with an Appendix, corn- disposal of their celebrated LACE, of wMcb they have a Most an excessive number of /tours per day, in the generally unhealthy
5 prising the Author's Scholastic Tour on the Continent; Reports elegant and extensive assortment. . .„, „ - Monday next.
peculiar operations carried oe within manufactories; that it is howeter The SOLICITOR-GENERAL brought in a Bill to explain
and Epistolary Correspondence on the spread of the New Sys- It is scarcely requisite here to dreamt urn its
1 tern of Education in France, Switzerland, Holland, Russia, Swe- beauties and excellencies ; as its clearness, transparency, exqui- gratifying to your Petitioners to be able to state, that since Ja-r and amend the Acts relating to personal property.-:Read a Brat
it den, and India ; on the Helvetic Schools of Pestaloasi, . Felten- site colour and durability, (which it retain. after repeated wash- unary, 1816, the time of working at. New Lanark has, by a vo- time, and ordered for a second reading on Monday.,
laerg, and Pere Girard ; and en the Charter House, alba other lag) are well known, and justly appreciated by eitivao bare tuntary regulation on the part of the Proprietors, been coincide-
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved, that
Grammar Schools at home. • the genuine article-but G. F. Camaro wad Co. feel it a ditty the Howe, at its rising, do adjourn to next Monday ; and took
By the Rev. ANDREW BELL, L.L.D. they owe to the public, and their own reputation, to depart from 'ably reduced, and is now from six to half-put six, inclusive of this opportunity of suggesting, on account of the tinansity of
master of shoehorn Hospital, aid Prebendary of Westminster. their original intention of vending their Lace by wholesale only, one hour for breakfast, and one hour for dinner, making the ye- business which remained impel-formed, the propriety that Gen_
Printed fer F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church- for it is notorious that most of the retailers have acted towards riod of actual employment within the Mills ten hours and a half tlemen should consent to meet at Three o'clock instead of Four.
nod, and Np. 3, Waterloeeplace. , them in a very unworthy manner, by imposing upon purcha.
per day : that that regulation has had every favourable effect on The SPEAKER submitted whether it would not be more
sees the common rough and fibrous kinds of,Lace, (concealing • - convenient to meet at Two o'clock bh Monday, as wigwam
In a few days will be published, in One Vol. 12cno.
their defects by starching, ace.) for Mamma" real lilanufActurs, the health and general comfort of your Petitioners; that to their were to be examined on account of the Grampound Election. •
ERNESTUS BEIICHTOLD ; or, Ttl E MODERN and have even descended.° far as to take the seal& ear. Ustames .children in particular, It has been in a high degree beneficial, After some destikory conversation between Mr. Wrenn,
. (Emma. A Tale. Lace to affix to tause spurious and interior articles. ' ' 'affording them those opportunities of recreation in the open air, Lord A. HAMILTON, Mr. GNI/MILL, Mr. Brmarroind Sir C.
By JOHN- WILLIAM POLIDORI, M.D. , As the numerous Ladies of the first reek and ridden who BuicanA, the motion was agreed to, and it was understood that
Author of " The Vampire." . have honoured UNLING and Co. with falls it their letholesale which their age and the nature of their employment so much re-
the House would meet at Two o'clock on Monday, and at
universally
they wen
quire, while dick attendance at the evening schools, which be- Three every other day.
*Leila! each thought was only thins! Warehouse, 143, Cheapside, from. whence
My good, my guilt, my weal, my woe, referred to the Retail Mown, have been thus unhandsomely fore seas irregular, irksome, and productive of little good, is now The Bank Advances Bill was read a third time and passed,
My hope on high-my all below,, treated, they will see the necessity of applying to the Patentees become steady, pleasant, and profitable; that a great proportion after a few observations from Mr. Ganreta., expressing Air
-Then deem it evil, what thou wilt; direct, that they may depend upon having the article genuine,
of your Petitioners work by the piece, and though the rate by the Bank of England, towards whom he had never felt any per_
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Browne Lapprobation of the measure, and his respect for the Directors of
But say, oh say, leer's was not guiltt
_amm& lime/4 so the Retailers profit; as G. F. U aunt) and Co. have
._ ' and bf course much cheaper from the Manufactory-than if sub. •
which they are paid continues the same, the shortening of the venal hostility, however his public duty might have compelled
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Thi s
_ day p shed,
determined upon charging the Wholesale Prices for immediate hours of labour has not been followed by any diminution of their him to discuss the conduct and profits of the Bank:
was übli
- ray92mr to all who may favour them with their Commands. • earnings • that having now for rnorethan three years experienced The Cotton Factories' Bill went through a Commlttee.--Re-
In Four Vols. price eO5. the Second Edition of
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p The Pembroke Dock Market, and Bankrupt Acts Amend-
-3 rand, opposite Cecil.street: the great advantages arising from this change, your Petitioners
QAINT MARGARET'S, CAVE ; or, THE Nines
- are naturally desirous to see those advantagei extended to all ment Bills were read a third time, and passed.
IC &my. An zncient Legend.-By ELIZABETH HELME,
BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 62, Queen
Amber of " Tee Farmer of Inglewood Forest," ke. who are engaged in similar occupations; that this object, your The Report of the Bankrupt Regulation Bill was thlta taken
Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street. street, Cheapside, London. •
humbly conceive, can be attained only through the
Where may be had, by the same Author, KB CWT. rug GALtoN, Petitioners • into farther consideration.
After a few words from Mr. Ticonscue, Mr. J. &nen, and
r. Waortituar, the Amendments w
Turientine
St. Clair of the Isles; or, The Outlaws of Barra, 4 yds. Se. Genuine Ground White
blere agreed to, and the Bill
cond Edition, price 20s. . Lead of the finest 465. I Linseed Oil .. 4s. shewn itself amongst the master manufacturers, to discontinue ordered for a third reading on Monday.
Duncan and Peggy, a Scottish Tale, 3 vols. Second Edition, quality the 'unapt injurious nractice ; that Petitioners trust at least Lord CRANDOURN pouponed his Motion to alter the Game
Uncut and Co.in addressinvehe Public, most respectfully in-
price • • your
La
till Session.
Laws next
price 155. finest quality. ln that some legislative ,measure may appear to your Honourable
Louisa ; Or, Cottage on the Moor, 2 vols. Eighth Edit. 10s. form them; that their White adds of the
various places and hundreds in the County of Norfolk, sonte in
Mr. COKE (of Norfolk) presented several Petitions tram
Pilgrim of the Cross; or, The Chronicle of Christabolle de this article it may justly be said, "the best is the cheapest."- House to be necessary to prevent in futon the premature em-
ployment and over-working of children in manufactories ; $ fa our of Parliamentary
,Reform, and ethers against the Malt
Alowbray, 4 vols. We. The genuine is the most durable as well as the most ornamemal;
Tax, and the importation of Foreign Corn.-Laid On the table,
Penitents of Godstow ; or, The Magdalen, 5 vols. Second while the inferior kinds, having had their metallic powers re-
system which creates more individual suffering and public evil
Edition, 15s. diced, soon become discoloured, and are unequal to constant and ordered to be minted.
be easy for your Petitioners to describe.
The Age we live in, 3 vols. ad Edit.l.4. exposure to the atmosphere. Urron and Co. sell White Lead than it would
Modtrn Times; or,- -Lord EBRINGT.ON presented a Petition from the Owners
at prices front 401. per cwt. to 445. although, for the reasons e May it therefore please your Houourable.House to take.* estate Quarries in the County of Devon, praying for an el
THE COURT JESTER• before named, they only recommend the first quality ; thew will subject of your Petitioners' Prayer into consideration, and to tion in the duties on Staten-Laid on the table.
. • LATX 11101471 T AT 31114111T011. be found superior to many kinds that are offered to the Public •'
enact such regulations thereupon as may seem to your Honour- intelsE DUTIES. ,
AFRENCHM AN at Brighton,who recently landed, as the best, at much bleier prices.
And never before in Old England had been, The under-mentioned Anti-Corrosive Paints are very neat in able House best calculated to remove the evils complained of.- The CHANCELLOR oftheEXCHEQUER having
With enquiry teasing his host, now demanded appearance, are very Preserving, sod *mesa! 'Pads reviling And your Petitioners will ever pray, lea &c. moved the third reading of the Excise Duties Bill,'
At Court, as if formerly, still might be seen, only to be thinned with oil; they are stilted foe. Park Palings • . signed a 585 Workmen, all above 16 years of age. Mr. WESTERN opposed the measure as most op-
As pension's:l Retainer, and privileg'd pug there, and all out-door work.
" At New Lanark, *6 34 day of May, 1819." pressive to the classes least able to bear the new bur-
That ancient appendage-a Court Fool or Jester? ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS. !hens imposed. On one particular article it would
*es in,,, . The Petition having been hid on the table and ordered to be
" 0, yes," said the Landlord, in humour abounding, , TeX CWT.
press most heavily. Three millions toLiteditViaised,
Invisible or dark Green ...40s. Bright Red .... ...... .., .. SU *Opted,
Th' inquisitive Frenchman's credulity backing, Mr. J. SMITH presented another Petition from Mr. Rout:
Olive ditto ... ..... . ...... -784 .Dattdisto ~.............. Mks and out of these two millions were tb be! l&bied on
And frolic presaging from Waaames Jet *ding-Principal Proprietor of the Cotton Spinning Works at
" Such Jokers our Court, Sir, are still to be found in; Bright Green ills, Binds Peint I • ane, 0,11111. • nearly the same ctsject, £1,500,000 11/pOn Malt, 1014
New Lanark. It win also read, as follows :
The Jester you mean-when your pleasure it suits, . Lead C010ur....... ........... 484 Ittf ..4. No £500,000 upon the Distillation of British Spirits_
You'll find on the Steyne in a Magician's Boots- Stone do. 4Bs. 'tete ••• 44e. "To the Mon. the C.Ostnoss of the Unarm Kamm' of Gaza?
_, He 'hewed, by official accounts, that the former duty
Chocolate 40e. BRITAIN, and Urea," inahe Imperial Parliament assembled. • .
A wonderful Elf, who by art necromantic,
~ upon Malt had considerably reduced ill. consem Prepared Oil 4.. 6d. per gall. " The Ramble Petition of Robert Owen, Principal renprietea .. 13'
Etill sports in the Jet, like an Imp fell and antic !
Refined Coal Tar Brown 20r. Per eWt. Lion. He contended that by the imposition'of these
And now as the Frenchman paraded the Steyne,and Sole Acting Partner in the Cotten Establish-
N.B. Merchants and Dealers supplied with every description BPioldoli taxes, a dangerous experiment was made on the tern-
His eyes on a Nobleman quickly were set,
of Colours on very advantageous tAtllls. ments, situated at New Lanark, in Scotland,
Whose Boots, in high polish by Waaaart's fine Jilt, .
- " Shesveth-That your Petitioner has long deplored the prao. the ti
per and patience of the people. Much was said of
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.ft.
a vantages of an e ...ctive Sinking Fund, but he la each the dark shade of this Frenchman was seen:
THE APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS. - dee of employing young Children in manufactories, es it desuoys thought 0
" Begar, it tsar tree net mine lost Mae been teaching, they were bought"too'clearly. He concluded
For here cease de Fool and hisfrieiul de Magee an ! THIS new and elegant Preparation possesses the their health and morals, and precludes them from the many be- by moving an arriendirtent, that the Bill be read
a
advantage of Instantly producing the best lona Wevem. nefiu of an useful education. That your Petitioner laments the third •
Men Dieu ! vat passer Diable is here 1"-• time this uay six months. '
'While viewing his shade in the Boot, said Monsieur; and of being st *alone thee a nsikl apenint, teiiiningre=i custom which has gradually obtained in uody masufactories, of ..r.
Mr. ORD could give .silent -•
not a vcte against
" Are you, &re," he asked." de grand Pool of !le Court, . Bile, Nantes, Acklitg on tio Stomach, lee. It is
employing young persons ender 16 years of age far as sorra-
Of Prince and de Nooks de laughter and sport ?' tc, toss lobootstsalar.u. frofit, w„kolle or oboe sane, reject, measures, which he agreed. with his Ma, Friend,
airs Orate stood amaz'd-but the hoar was explabed. Erma sod ellskla*ln
___elkl, ",tairam°6°____,___ "6 01.7,b", "nabk portion of time each working day. Illat 1"r Ped- were likely to prove most ;afters 4th l
.. , peop e.
The Frenchman his suit fer a pardon ebt.dn'd. deters many frees alit swum- These Jr".."., • Posses the tioner observes with pleasure than there is a Bill Nowaedertim He thought them so imprp
, t
..at even {hey had
nstdieleal propertied these tielts, in theirepennen we I -----, •
%moderation of your Honourable HOD*, Width 0 intended to
And now in the Cock by Royalty grac'd,
mild sod ellintins, Wade Wog perhedi tandem, they may be proceeded from the Gentle el Ole fithside Gentlemen on , ter of
The new noble Jester while Laughter attacking,
given to Children, as we as Adult& litho anon take a San limit by law dune before which Children shall tarot headmitted the House, he should oppose thFin a l.Strenuously as
Adopted by Elegance, Fashion, and Taste,
Is Waaasnis admied and brilliant Jet Blacking.
Aperieat in any other fens. The Powders, takes after toeing into Cotton Mills, and to fix the nasharilif ifeurepw day beyond, •Ile now did.
• an indulgence in the lunalis of the cease, pastaderty after tin which young persons snider II learned egolledientise employ.
Mr. FARRAND strongly argued ap.inst the im-
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This easy Shining andbrilliant BLacenso, prepare
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snutbseleee the eemmeleglielPeemeedhecwww 11/I"Pahir."“44 ed In the*. That Your• Petitioner ail° °mime See dos sie ofand in ual. of the new Malt Tax and
;lii wasen.eametee. they wiii be found diffmkeekhelolllllll M policy eci ity , . ,hoped
goy count disordered Bile. without. .thi lithilaldOes according:oß the present daises
. . • a • oldie aka not to be' thud the Right Hon. Gentleman' wbul,d not consent
- ma tegrwillitd aii,dsldsts. years Star That the. 1. ,
diloPloPosot Per ds/ to except the stock in hand from it; o mention, Said by she Pragrieins, IL Baler , he
aged lia;e2l/n.. . Drumlin,. No, 4, Obempside, confer of BC
„V Rl' roan/ persons dlifir 16 years' ore not to exceed 16 would at least reduce the ambuiii of the uty, i
so. , saikvaio4unst.Dublin; and. fay semi all tilt boor, and i hillfAlitegiee at dinner, and half an Lord EBRINGTON could not ci:limerit to any in.
30, STRAND, London; gaol Demists, and liadaritaihmi,dwoughted xow, for briowoor.... • ;" it, . •-,ott 0. '
lead sold in every Town in the Kingdom, lAmaid, in Bottles, sibo junockm. bvslivii&at si. *Lodi. , •crease of taxation, at a time Iv tin, "..mstead of rr.eeting
at 6d. 10d. lid. and led. each. .Ns 14 lettStriut,rPool * , si aiddilliil4l' dud - ,
. . 41 Tin ihisoitgetin 'BMA in id* altered. states Petodb the public exigencies by ec- -lit every d
Also Nab Blacking, in Pots 6d. lid. ead.latl, each.• dads of thaw 11 Sils bufnsbjes, silk,- ren front nine to ten yens it ere to beseiltr thirteen', watt he found that Ministers ad, Jay additions to
A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Poer ladling Bottles ef Liquid. 'tomb papsfed is" It to► liallilesm - bour, ants half esti Agit undnitio gulp a baffler Iles, and by creation of new offset:sin one depart.B:;,- Ask for SVABILEN's Mackng.
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