The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-08

Ing their very looks their quarre for presidency
others looks ana dresses She goes through ali the Ger
emony Of reception before the queen, mimcking every
thing In grand style Ia pesonatng at time
McSanara. or sSs Hon MIs Priscilla o'Hossry' and
pSwager Countess Lady O'Tesgle. so, 60 These ex
logus of alternating voices win ali the lady
ars and losses OF the head all TO the life set her little
Majesty IN roars Of hearty laughter she laughs till she
oss and put her hands her sides TO hold her
se and screams out bursting Obi N.Y." "Oh dear me-"
IVY Gil, never" &c, 30, for all the world heartily
ana metiy as any Jelly farmers wife ia Orange coun
". ms oil course, will be hardly credited by many
prude parvenues of high life in Gotham but it Is fact,
ana sne does not think vulgar TO laugh and talk like
any human" II 10 said that nothing pIeases her better
good take of and clever acting Of Irish Geoiogy
But must conclude, emitting many n,ere sting matters
very remarkable obituary however Of great iuteres
to all lawyers and all who are ia h;.,o
in the United States cannot omit On Dscs%hsr I7,b
ls46, died in the Court Of Queens Bench in Westmini.
ter Hall London the last OF his race, departed and
gone forever, 1.-THE Writ Of Right" On that day the
last trial Of writ Of tight hsd hencefoth this an
Gent mode Of claiming lands in England is abolished l.
grand Assizes. The selby do uandant versus
Lowndes, tenant. The verdict was-"The tenant hath
more right than the demandsnt" This event is hstor
cally interesting to every legal mind; perhaps it is great
ly to be amented that the process of determination has
been adopted BY the English Legislature legal mat
ters instead OF the process Of Improvement This action
OF writ Of right in many respects better than the
action Of eectment its only fault being prolx
accidents of the scton and did not belong to
III they might have been topped on it might have bee
made as expeditious and ready action Of
and then valuable mode Of asserting right W ould
have been preserved in the cou,t Of law believe that
In some OF the States Of the Union the action of the writ
OF right still exists In England il IL
ever on the day and date aforesaid.
Parliament meets, bona fde, for despatch OF bu.
siness on the 18th. 1t will be one Of the most
important chat ever sat a. regards important
events: important times, and important business
Chief topics OF discussion Irennd Chat alone is enoue
to drive any ministry mad questions; poor rates in
Ireland The land owner says "No we will not sup
port England must feed them and her own poor
besides" Another question, coercion Must arms be
taken from the people and they be shut up house
alter DARK That's horrible tyranny. Well then shall
they be left to butcher each other in rising and
massacre That is horrible too but the first would be
coercion and the latter would be voluntary work though
horrible work. and we'll done because voluntarily and
cheerfuiiy done Other questions, Cracow Poland (now
no more even in name) Russia, her
Austria her strides; Prussia her subserviency France
ner ambihon tQueen Vic is angry with Louis Philippe
!nat she positively refused to receive his usual New
FEARS Eft for the children this year. She is positive
urn Little woman that same little Vic) Switzeriand its
dangers Portugal its civil war; Belgium its starvation;
Greece II. anarchy Turkey its lettering; India its armies
ndiait discontent Australia its bad mama Cape
OF Good Hope, its Cahrs Such some ofhe topic
which must come before this Parliament Then there
Will be enquiries and questions without number and
some calling upon government TO take pity on Mexico
and help her What an sgated of troubles Europe
now presents, and they call 1t peace What prospect
ON the horizons how dark, how sombre, how gloomy =
mems hearts failing them fear of those things which
seem 10 De coming en- the earth