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... to the Madras Courier. TUESDAV. APRIL ISIS. engaged to her. She was a widow, but for what period Bees not know. (Cross examined ►y Mr. Spanker.) Never observed any thing extraordinary in Mrs. Brightman's conduct towards the defendant; Mrs. Brightman is ...
... .■ LONDON, APRIL 28. The Gazette de France states, that Mr. Livingstone is preparing to quit Paris for the United States, in consequence of the article in the Indemnity Bill, which calls forgpn apology for the offensive passages in the Presiderit’s Message ...
... LONDON. THURSDAY, APRIL 28. The House of Lords did not sit yesterday. The House of Commons met at the usual hour i and the number of Members present being less than forty, immediately adjourned. The question whether or no landed property should be taxed ...
... EDINBURGH, Monday, April 28. The petition, which was unanimously adopted at a public meeting, in favour of the emancipation of the Jew's, has been arded to the Lord Advocate for presentation to the House of Commons, and letter dispatched to Mr Abercrc ...
... MR _PEEL'S RUMOURED _RESIGNATION { From _the _Courier . } _Illi Royal Ill _ghnesi _* * _reilcnullun , • nd _the _canu er _It , « re not _intended to be tho luhjcct of our _preim _* tlliiciniilon , whirl ) _rclalei not _to a _fact , _but _to _a ruiiioii ...
... MORNING . HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1841. Was there ever a Government in Great Britain before, or a thing calling itself a Government, that would have allowed a subject of the Crown to be treated as a felon for executing its own commands? We do not ...
... his child which Welshmen of his condition should take.—Globe. April.—The month of April has been remarkable for its fatality to celebrated women. Petrarch's Laura died on the 6th of April; Diana of Poictiers, the 26th; Queen Elizabeth, the 3d; Christina ...
... * THE COURIER noi a icitttiUa of doulit. It was vtry dHTfKnt question to argue, whether persons in holy ought sit in the House, or weedier they were titled the practice Parliament. The decision the latter question had been avoided. He thought they had ...
... EVENING MAIL. FROM FRIDAY, APRIL 25. TO MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1845. ! red 'i tl!e * should rejoice. ; - «M would pul tax upon all *'“ d '’ in « Oorernment pay ; but etwod * i untll raor clearly under' wee—would be rote t„ . i )t,n Of tk * ,Ur !ln army—a ...
... THE COURIER. FRIDA Y EVENING. APRIL 12. It if in the Pott that a meeting of the Oppoeition Members of the House of Commons will be held this day at the residence of Sir Boanjar when the Right Hon. Baronet will oomnnnicate to hit political friends the ...
... THE COURIER 7 XTLLI.J J ENCE. COURT CHANCERY, LINCOLN’S INN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3. The Lord Chancellor this clay gave judg. me. t the case of the University of Cambridge I' and the London Booksellers, respecting inli j Lindt ion restraining the sale of certain ...
... THE SUN, LONDON, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1842. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, April 27. There being only twenty-two INiembors present at four o'clock, the House adjourned till to-morrow. SPIRIT of the PUBLIC :JOURNALS. (PROM THE EVENING PAPERS ...