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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-16
MAYNARD & MOVES -
Ink Powder 81 NiQuid INK.

INK II WuCI ~ AMMAN
uN1sls the manufac urers determined to furnish the
j American public win Ink Po,cder and I'M. which
should satisfy those who apply lit" the most ,mpo..
amt uses in banks public Offices schools, &c and sue
oeeded most fully as the following testimonials will
RsotsrER OF DEEps' orr,cE,
Boston. June Is, 1850. }
Gentlemen: Having used yourink about sepen years,
have the pleasure 70 inform you that iuly answers
cords in nv office, am satisfied that IS superior 10
anv have ever used 1t flows well, and gives beau
t6,l permanent black Yours respectfully,
~ HENRY ALLISE.
CHESHIRE BASK, KEEsE, n II.
January l, 1851.
Uesvs, uaynard e Noges -
Gentlemen: Yours of Dec. 81 was duly received: IN
reply to which briefly state that have used the INK
powder manufactured by YOU and no other tor more
than ten years last past think 1t makes Tue oes' 'pS
I ever used. aud while the quality remains pure,
shall not think of looking for any other kind yours
respectfully, N'DANA' H"s'''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-16
Forty Acres.

The House isarge and convenient, three rooms pas
sare sai piazza below, with closets kitchen and iauh
dcy all under one roof, three rooms and passage up
stars the whole establishments in good ordS there
j.. stable and csrriage house-Fhe gardens very pro
rctiye is palel in aud the whole trsctWe'inc'osed'
raere is a efficiency of ire-wood, and the water Is
,rncomnonly fine
fw;N also Sell Fue Tracts ct Land,
in the coun,y Of shire, containing acres
one containag 49, adjoining the lands Formerly Geo
C,iloin's, Christian Stephens and Flakes. one con
t,in;ng II acres, adjoining Monroe's Stafford ana
CI;nton.s One containing 500 acres suJo'n'
ING In, Houses old survey, and the lands OF Brown
,ysst scutch6eh aud Others and one tract contain
,g Is acres adjoining the lands OF Monroe, scutch-
field G,pin and others. These lsndsare weiit'm0er-
ell and lie near the river.
Also, 10000 Acres,
oathe Gqu,cy river in me county of Kenhawa' nea
the Randolph line.
Persons disposed to purchase any of the Hampshire
n1s will cali on James Mason, Attorney at Law n
chester, Va or Augustine Smith, Attorney ~ Law,
CIarkssburrh,' va. Those disposed 20 purchase the
o,heriands viii call on ut Gunston Fairfax county
Va. or write to me at occoqusn Mills, Va. ,
cun,ton Fairfax Co. Va iune27.
June 29-2awtf ---
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-16
Scneca Falls Tract & Mount Eagle
FOR SfLE.
WILL sa'hhis valusbletract ofiand, called Seneca
( Falls tract, containing
100 Acres. -
100 Acres.

is situated on the Potomac river, about four miles
above the Great Falls The Chesapeake aud Ohio Ca
nah Is oa the opposite side Of the river distant hall
miIe-t IS bounded on one side by the Potomae-'ne
other three sides are straight lines, and lies in com
nactform There isa stone grst mill ana saw mn on
th Ia ,,a mill seat with about IS feet fall on an
nnfa,ling stream, This land is well Timbered The
otSer improvements are few tenants houses, &c:-
This land was formerly the property OF Mr. Danie
c,sn,v az Louioun adjoining, and who always cons-
Ssredthis land as the best of all his estates.
MOUNT EAGLE
SSeAe Is situated near Alexandria, conf
49, mands delightful view of the Potomac riv:
~ er, the City of Washington, Alexandria ana
4sez>the Maryland shore-ltcontainsa about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13
r1on n. Ralelgh s,ar. Oei. 6.

Il =. Branch. Our d. Ingni he'd fellp" c'fi-
zen GOV. bfaucb, WIN arrived 10 this Guy on
Mnaday evening, on his way tn Tennessee, has
placel "a our hauds the fsllOAing c0Tfespoo-
dfuee, which will correct an Inppriaa; error
ia ttr date afa ielIer from hun 10 fte President
winch IS intrpducsf 10 Mi Eaton's Appeal,
M ! upun whirh the latfcr gentleman Id. pre-
IL alrd upNarIs of u column Of inter aud IN
warraniabie abuse Ihis leitrr, rs II - quoted
by Mai Eaton. il VII be observed. Is rrione-
olgy dated the ~. Jan. 1880. fUo d1yy sub;s
qieut 10 col Johnson, interview with Messr..
B,aneh, Betr,en anA cham AMI as II a.
,tre.sss warm friendship tor til President, Ma
l1r t. upon the g,ouhd that the da,s Is Luly
given, very adroiis Yields II wilh the design 81
Involving Mr.. Ia snCh IA charge ol lnconss-
tonry aud hypocrisy. But the real date OF the
lsueT. 27h January, will sbow that IT was
written priOr 10 tie interview with Cob. john
of Nj. Eaipn's premises, aud overthrows his
whole argument.
u 1t CIV. Branch has just Cause 10 complain
that such Unfair mean, have benn Used 10
wound his reputation, as, first, thai OF altering
the date of hi, LITTER, aad. ec,ndiy, ,uppres-
Ing the balau-e OF tbs correspondence winch,
bad II been published, would have prevented
tue error IN he date, aud paced The tfansac-
tious 10 winch nlIudes IN their proper ligbr.
It's, however, fortunate Circumstance for
I'm fhaI h has II IN his power SO CLEARLY to
C1nlute ihs imputatIo thus wfongiuly sought
10 be cas- up,o h'm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13
EXPECTATION OF SPECIE.

We have several times Stated that ouI imports
were eAIetHins odi ability 10 pay Tor IA pro-
hce, aud thai considerable san.s OF specie
we're shipping TO England hi, has also neen
acknowledged ny oar aUtl-tarT papers. ani Aieu
'onsole themselves by sayihg ihe Bauk, viii
cdrtad, dry goods wll fall, and ihen we shall
cease 20 import. This IS no consolation 20
Us, aud We iofesee mucn trolUle ere tins will
happen Many OF our traders had to suiier
greatly before the evil viii he r.medI d. We
Ieain that the packets "nich saied on Satur.
DAY have taken above "A ALE 4 MILLION in
specie thus, "hile the " tree trade" e0nvpn-
ion are IN session IN Phhadelphn, To devise
ways anu means To PROSTATE oar industry, a.ns.
land is actually ia aiming Us OF the preclons me
tai To pay-ior what ENGLISH LABOR !!
no, dung 10 further from our wishes than 10
tain es1aAsIs, Gas we yenl.se 10 predict that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13

'ss els Of up' over ifapo isifans W he ia"-a
lsIi ansHs sHr q AIDING Dtr,iitenl "b" Il We MS
To-. not. j 80 ioag 6ad .csrcify u m9nFs.
f,,,, thu f,t.Hs,3,n@ats =, h. di.eounts - tue
Bark., ss4i-a mat uta=s.a iiR isi,w tar sh's-
nruts u spec ii Il 49, ttsi"s glac". u ~
aBn uHpuft ntJtr thsH sr caa pay l"f, "hi
thr frce trade" adtorain. toll ns Will We
sHsi, 10 .hpuiJ th.tf .u5ins.I .asra1i--onf man
ia,ctsrrs be suspended, or m@chahtes thrown
OF a employ, AID ne rnaniiy he dfained oi
specie 10 ply .of oval. f"r ..ndt Ne are 40" to
- ~, 1.4ataz. prpli.t3. ION Our "~n
ladIarts IN. T. IlrDcd.e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13
CrNraFv.,rr n, Al

CENrREy. LIE. ri. ). Nd. Oct. |.
Every f"'mer IN the County ought look a
his grn-put II IN order-iim : ATE squ4lIy
We keep GiSniIy mounted PairoIes IN Centre
Vile. Tunes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13

Propo as have been issued by Mrs. Ann
Royal, ioi pabii,Hlng, IN t"e Cry OF Washing
toa, Il ~,sh3 paper, 10 % called the " Paul
Pr, '-h1nb les II vii be a popular paasr.
Fsr1aFs II NAY become. in time, the " GOV.
rrnnaat Oieni Iacre !, 90 koowiug whA'
strange Things nay hapaen in these strange
"n'es. ,ile.c. Ga=.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13
The President 10 G0c. Rrauc4.

Inc fresident with hs respects 10 Gov
Branch, has the pleasure l. tnform uln that hp
has seen Maj OF Eaon. ana he hts Authorized
the President t. say 70 h,n that he .,ll with
pl"a .nrs have u tIlenItv Ietrrsisss ~ith Coy.
Branch in u" presence If 'laJ1r Barry, when,
ever II may 80 ~. Br,aen aul his COVE
ntenae. lac = oonaauicttes tbs miiA much
pleasure, rs h nope, ali manufacturing will
be rGplaiu=d.
January 26h 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13
G0p Branch 10 HE President.

" Nny DfPUlme'u Jan. D 1870.
Drar SIR | h"sr rsr"iYed your nplc oil YES
tfrday's dae, and do mot chccrfully accept
yntr lnendly mediation more. however, fron
desirf 10 gave yod an additional cvIirnce Of
the friendly ireln2s Winch Ehve actnared IA, bo-
SON towards ynursel, tnnn rom cpnsc,o -
ness OF having gwen - Maj taton j",t tdusr
fr tie "l'hd, avail OF GI> friendship. \. Il thr-
thpr man,te,id.t0H OF the lIausInrss when
uus' will esrr ChardCterz7 my conincI, a
gree 10 ncet tim It's Lay ii two o'rioak, m the
NJ ',ence OF .IdJpr Barr, al Mr. gaa BuIrn's.
aud Ia his presence aisu.
1uIs, lInlY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13

70 the President - fse DATED o,atr..e
&.3
MqJ E0i9n 10 or Branch.
Silt At Il u Dc u NV power To accord
to-day 10 the sos .rsI on oil yotr noie 10 the
President. viii a!'lse yoI ot suc l,u,e wdeu
| SHALL he abe 10 ID So.
Respectfully,
J. H. EATON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13

.'s.,f;-d HI n a n,ameat. before tue Va, nf al /
flis CT he pprssWd 10 az ming ms high sf'a
4nd trrfppusus Hs re ~ OF HehiChh b'h"
-. mi ,,nft lsgoIGcers oil our peat
t.,t,sfr bsd reensaz i ,m a. al old aeguain-
t.nc. 6.CrHti, tiiscitatg~dlfatn th'h eai~' aia'
lie acknuwld ed Il .ln,rlftCse Cei'siine 4 men
fnrrls. oouy,tsd OF latcay Ia the Mayor
60 III or the l7h March. 90 }, aud sea'"nc"d
accordingly. II Is rrahsle mat On the vert
day of his discharge moan Yiisdn, ne uais ITS
dfs, si,a 10 Cha,,nians i,"sr, AID iai1 tas
fou,aInirpn II tie extensive IJhty winch has
folloM gd ltat Ill. ,tafr-d 'atIHaey
TIE Albany Argus c5nah1 notices OF iaiPns
tlsd appt,ca lots - tnG Les,iAtare OF the 5.dia
Of Nen Yori. AZ fte session q Ia" enSuihs win
tel, lot Rdl H5ads, TIE agGsgai. ca,hai' oil
when amolnt 10 tgeaty taD M .toas o. dol.
iar.. A. u hes" pruiecIs an Tor 'odis Oe-
tween 4 loaa, aud Bltialo-syo U'fhem to ran
through; the ihiid, nom, BnEdo % tad CdJH-
"a Lsks, and the fourth non thci 10 tHe
Cay uga Lab.
TIE PrcaRsai Jutioe tie las, week had
sharp aiiacg Of intermittent fege. He was
some'sbnt indlsposr1 On In. return ron h's y.
ST - Carful On, aud ne pronp'is ippltrd euh
cacious reWedirs btiore the di,sbe d'sa"s'
the form ol lie erhleuIc, which tsHO@ pieV"-
Ienl III the city. by thus taxing tn a"heira-
lion, the lever Teclrrrd only t"Es WIN V'o-
Ieuc-, nd tae third Gull WAS entirely proven
ed. IL has been rapiily recovering si"ce,
aud wa HOie 10 riie oil Vi fiids.'
Gl5bl, Oct. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-09
STOVES.

vp II.TON HALL, has jus, received from New
We York, and keeps constantly on hand fost-
lcy's improved cooking stoves, Postloy rankin
stoves, No. l, 2, & .. Fox stoves, new ana Sc
coud hand.--Also two No 3, Posilcy square
stoves
Oct. g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-09

On board ship Calhoun, Munro from Charles
ton to New-York, Jan. 18th, while heaving to in
violent gale from NV Charles lIoskns, sea-
man, a native Of Newport, RI. fell from the miz-
zen top and expired iu houn-committed his bo-
dy to the deep the following day, with the usual
ceremonies. Capt. Munro says he feels bound to
say in justice to the deceased, that he had been
number of voyages with him, and his conduct on
all occasions was such as to merit the good opin-
ion of all on board. [.NYork paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-09
500 REWARD.

"HEREAS an attempt was made on the
w night of the 3Oih ult. to set fire to the
dwelling house in Broad street, owned by the sub
scriber, and occupied by Il. G. Pitman, Jr. which
was fortunately discovered in time to save the
building from destruction.
In order 10 bring the person or persons guilty OF
the above wicked and malicious deed to condign
punishment, do hereby offer a reward Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for any information
which may result in the conviction Of tho Incen-
diary or any Of his accompces.
THos. G.. PITMAN.
Newport, Feb. 7, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-09
Ua LAST NOTICE. ~Gs

EAVING, some time since, received separate
-k ID and distinct assignments OF the property
and effects of
ANDERSON s. ALGER,
UILLL4M MOORE,
JOHN S. WEEDE.N, : .Newport,
A.N.N MARSHALL,
and
asa GRAY, Of Tirerton,
for the benefit of their several and respective cred
itors; and it being necessary that those several con-
Germs should be brought TO a speedy close-No,ice
is therefore hereby given TO those who shall remain
indebted to either Of the above named Trusts on
the 25th inst that IMMEDIATELY THEREhF-
TER suits will be commenced against them, indis-
crimlnatey. HENRY \. CRANSloN'
Newport, Feb. 9, 1921.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-09
NEW STORE.
COMMITS SIO.NERS NOTICE.

VENIIE subscribers having been appointed by the
n Hon. Court of Probate for the town OF New
port, Commissioners TO receive and examine the
claims of the creditors against the estate OF
EDWARD SIMMONS,
late Of said Newport, deceased, represented lnso-
vent, and six months from the date hereof beng
allowed for receiving said claims, we will attend
at the Office Of Henry Y. Crans,on, on the last
Saturdays in June and July, and the first Saturday
in August, at o'clock pm. for the purpose aiore-
said.
Henry Bull,
J. Williams, Jr.
All persons indebted TO said estate, are request
ed to make immediate payment to
HENRY Y. CRANsToN, .ddmr.
Newport, 7th Feb. 1881.
To- LET.-The tract of land belonging to the
above estate, situate near the Wind Mills, having
upon it convenient barn, will be leased at auc-
ton on the 25th inst. on the premises, Tor one
year, unless sooner let by private contract, Tins
tract of land is well fenced, and s very rich, ano
has always been cultivated i'll the best armer-llk'
style. For terms apply to
HENRY Y. CRANsToN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-09
Extract ora letter to the editor Of The Dos
Ton PairiOi.

Extract Of letter to The editor Of The bos-
ton Patriot.
"WAsHINGTov, JAN. 29.-Wc have
lust decided the most important question,
perhaps, that has been presented to Con
gress since the adoption OF the present
Constitution. 1t is in fact nearly equiv
alent to the question whether our U ~
ION SHOULD OR SHOULD NOT
BE SUSTAINED. | refer to the vote
on the bill for repeating the 25th section
of the Judiciary Act of l779. "A repeal
of that would have been virtual RE-
PEAL OF THE UNION. The qucs-
ton was taken on the re- iectlon OF the
bill, and was decided by the vote OF l3'
for rejecting, against 81.
II is understood, says the Nat. Intclll-
gcnccr of Tuesday, that the nomination
of Thomas Mussey, as collector OF the
port of New-k London, in the place OF the
present incumbent, Richard Law, was
Yesterday rejected by the Senate, by a
very close vote.
The head of Long-Island sound is en-
tirely frozen over. One of the Hurl-
Gate pilots walked from Sands Point to
Throgg's Neck "a distance OF 10 miles on
the ice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-09

stJe The 3D. Anniversary of the New
PORT Tract SOCIETY, will be held tomor-
row evening, in the Vestry Room Oft the
Second Baptist Church.--Scveral adj
dresses may be expected on the occa-
sion. Meeting to commence at nall
past 6.
There will be no collection.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-09
s. = d d
Il 8 w A R Ds
AT A TOWN COUNCIL,
Holden .Nc,cport, Feb. 7, 1891.

III n TUVV CUVNCTI,
Holden Necport, FEB. I, 1881.
WNT iIEREAS an attempt was made on the
w night of the seth ultimo TO set fire 10 the
Dwelling House in Broad street, the residence OF
Mr.. Thomas g. Pitmnn, r. which was Fortunate
ly discovered in time to save the building from de-
struction. For the purpose of bringing to punlsh-
ment the perpetrator or perpetrators oi so daring
an outrage, the TOWN COUNCIL of said town
hereby otter Reward ofTWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS, to be paid on information and pro-
secution to conviction Of the ncendary or lncend-
aries Ordered that the foregoing be published in
the Herald of the Times, Il. /. Republican, and
Newport Mercury. BY order,
B. B. HowLASD, Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-09
100000
COMMON BRICKS.

These bricks must be cast in moulds of such size
as TO average when burned, S inches by 4 inches
by "a inches. They must be Of the best quality
Of Merchantable bricks. The proportion of Sal
mon, or pale bricks, must not exceed one eighth
of the whole; and soft, very pale bricks, will
be received. The proportion of arch bricks must
not exceed one eighth of the whole; and none Of
these that are much warped will be received The
proportion of broken bricks must not exceed per
cent. At least 80 200 to be delivered by the LIST
day Of June next, and the remainder in the course
of the summer and autumn of the year, at such pc
RODS as may best suit the convenience the Con-
tractor-proyided there be always on hand the sup
ply requisite for the progress Of the work.
Should any persons desire to furnish the stated
number Of bricks, of size different from that given
above, they will please to accompany their propo-
sails with statement of the length, breadth, and
thickness, of well burned brick of the kind they
wish 10 supply.
Before forming the contract fair sample will
be required to be deposited in the Engineer Office
at Fort Adams which, should it prove satisfactory,
will govern in the inspection of the several delse
rles.
Payments will be made, if required on each
cargo duly inspected and received
All communications touching this subject, TO he
directed to Breyet Col. JOSEPH G. IOTTEN,
U. 5. Engineers, Newport, II. ].
Fort Adams, Newport larbor,
January 10th, 1881.
The publishers Of the Portland Bath, Gardner
Halowell, Wscasset, Thomason ,Bucksport, Ban
gor, aud Belfast, (Nlaine) papers; the Portsmouth
n. II. papers; Newburyport and Salem Mass
papers; Boston Patriot Taunton, New-Bediord
and Fall River. (Mass) papers; stonington, New
London, Midd'etown, and Hartford, Conn. pa
pers; New-YoIk Courier and Enquirer; Journal OF
Commerce; New-York American, and of the
Newburgh. n. Y. papers, will please give the a
boye notice Insertions and forward their accounts
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-09

There will be no collection.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-09
DEATHS.

In this town a, the Asylum, on the 3Oth uI'' t''-
zabcth Billet, aged so years.
On Sunday morning last, Mrs Hannah "or'on'
aged SS years.
At Portsmouth, 2oth ut Mr. Richard Thomas
aged 76 ysaU.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-09
B R L G. TX =
WANTED,

EEROPOSAI.S will be received until the lst
" day Of March next, for the supply at Fort
Adams, Newport ilarbor, X. |. of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-22
me BROKEN PROMISE.

! Knew men kept piomses--or mono,
~ least, with women aud yet, Knowing this,
With cToduuus folly, still ussc,! ono,
Nhosc wOId secnsd so like u IN, that forgot
The lessvus l hed learnt full of before;
And believed, because he said he'd como,
That he would come--aud then, uight after night
watched the clouds aud saw them pass away
f'om the bright ,uoon and leave the clear bue sky
As -potcss, aud serene, and beautiful
A. n uo promises were broken c'cr
Bcncpth ~. Man foreets, ia busy hours,
W hot la his Idle moments he has said,
Nor thinks now often womans happiness
Hangs an hts ghtest words. II Is not things
OF great importance, which effect the heart
Most deeply ksses onro weave the net
OF misery, or of "bliss of human lrs;p
There's many deep aud hidden grief that comes
From sources which admt Of no complaint
F'o." things OF which We cannot, dare not, speak
And yet they seem but TITLES, 't,ll the cham,
Link after link, Is iasten'd ON each thought,
Aud wound around the heat. They do their work
IN secrecy aud silence but their power
u far more fatal than the open shafts
Of sorrow aud misiOrtuncs but they prey
Upon the heart and spirits, I'LL the bloom
OF hope is changed To levcr's hectic flush.
They break the charm OF youths first, brightest dream
Aud thus weRr out tho pleasures of the world,
Aud sap at length tho very springs Of lifei-
But this u womun's fate. u = net thus
With proud aspirins.Tdn. His nind is filed
With high and LOFTY .nooghts-and love- and hope,
And all thu warmet' feelings of his heart
Are sacrificed At coC ambitions shrine;-
lie feels that the whole world was made for him;
Nor broken promises, nor hopes destroyed,
Arc e'cr allowed place on momoY's page.
'Iis only woman, in her loneliness,
And in tho silcut melancholy hours,
Who treasures in her heart the idle word
That has meaning. aud who lives on hone
Till II has stolen tho color from her cheeks,
Tho brightness from her eycs;-who trusts her psaes
On the vast ocean OF uncertainty
And, if tits wrecked, she learns her lot to bear
Or she may learn to debut not forget
II is tor her TO hoard her secret thoughts,
To brood DER broken promises, aud sigh
Der disappointed hopes 'til she believe
There's less of wickednsss in tho vide world
Than in her single heart.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-22

I'VE propose, said the learned lord N eouclusion So
rsmedy rot only Tor admitted lille. but the preventive
oil TAR gres'er, which they would reject from blind
perception OF their own, and the national int,
we would grant the people their just demands were
or'y 70 prevent at late period. grsnpg their unjust
once; while they would perpe,rate a system which
can only end In ccnvusons, and stl greater ills than
hey' or, perhaps, any man can foreses-(Hear) LIE,
hem pause ere be too late"
MONDAY, March T.
Inc s1irca'e leading TO the gallery was crowdad
with Strangers at a fhort time after one O'Clock Tb.
otoss weie opensd at hali-pst two o'clock, and im.
media,ey afterwards the gallery wa, filled and tbs
doors locked against the admission of any more s,ran
gers
On he motion Of Me-. GUEST, a rs,urn wa. ords, Cd
OF the population oil each town in Wales not returning
Members OF Parliament which exceed IL, 900 persons
according 10 tho census OF 1921.
The order 81 the day on the question of reform wa.
ns"u ed, and occupied the remainder of the day Mr.
Ienoyson SAID, tbs King aud the people Of England
were at length happily united in the same cau.e
Sh'sr) TIE King and the Ministers were. at length,
Tue rue friends OF the people. (Hear, hear, aud
theer') The battle to De Tough, that Of the Krx
aud the people against the olsarchy, and Government
"'"'' not shrink ION their Opposition Clear, hear)
- TUESDAY.
MR. O'Connsll, Immediately on the order of tho IA y
'ot ssuming he adjourned debate being read rose and
SAID bis OF set 10 presenting hmse II to the House wa,
'or 'he purpose Of giving his decided nd anx
supper, TO the measure. He locked upon the plan q
ihge' liberal, and wisr he would go further and saw
NJ was gs rous,in fact, ii an eff ctual
OF re'orm-an unnixed good, one had stated any.
,h'ng Ike solid objection H.; and he reoced
III me view OF getting an Increased number OF con-
shuents, as well as an increased number Of coun,v
Menoers' OF whom II had been said-aDd truly said
ma 81 'bey were The loast revolutionary ofsuy.
ne Noble Lord had applied the pruning knifs TO the
rot,on borougbs Of h, country with thorough n,,,
,et'y hand. lie had cut up, unsparipgly, root and
o,aneh, those roiou, close, and obuoyous boroushs
iaving said thus much, he expressed his regret that
the sane principle OF reform wa, not extended 10 Ire.
i@uo, 'or, "hic the number OF members for London
ard Edinburgh was doubled Dublin had no increase Of
representatives..
LIVERPOOL PaIli,msnt-The bill for alt.ring the
ech'n,uuon oil Parliament 1.-THE reform bin has beer
Drought In without a divsion. This was The under
ou'ng al along, 90 that from this eircumsiance we
erected upon the second reading, or may be go mo.
ohed 10 committee as essentially 10 alter its eharac.
we incline TO think that the latter 10 tbs only sale
aud wise sour.e. TLip Co,rjer