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had such a friend at the head of their ranks. The Duke ; considerable damage had bee F: 
of Richmond in Moerisia the toast, declared his much bu urnt and injur red by the eons +t ad 
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have it to say t was a friend to the labourer but little damage was s done, ‘a ept Gen Na apier r the wre sove he Ray —In respect t 
and in regard to gp me nant farmers, there could not | the injury to the te ks and furniture by the escape of = stion,—‘‘ Residents hay: ving acquired such 
be a doubt that the landlords of England could trust | the soot. n Guernsey as ee 
their tenants; he knew i m his knowledge of the} Mortality of the Metropolis.—The following is the deport ted but in mch m nner as th, 
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every pida he possessed than let his farms by tender. | West Districts, 142; Northern, 189; Central, 195 th pect,” Sued Ber paes are 
enl was no sfai h ;_ mal f ili jurats is no 
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our years ago; he maintained it then, and he | 507 ; females, 504, Weekly average for the last five ie purpose of authorising the captain to exertige 
ne maintain it ra the last day of his life. He would | years, 963. Births in the week, 1236; males, 626 ; aust mentioned i in the said question. That under 
resign the chair whenever they found a better man to fill | females, 610. ô “captain” their lordships consider that dy 
it, but as se as he was their chairman he would follow governor and in his absence, or in case there should fy 
them through a conflict they might be 8 ot in. Provincial Aovar, the lieut.-governor, or the person erereisis 
Mr. Pusey, M.P. for Berkshire, proposed the health of $ e powers of governor o r lieut. -governor for the ¢ 
“t Their Vice- Pres idan The Du ke of Bue mete , Aylesbury. SSA public meeting of the inhabitants of being, an e included. In res nd questi 
in acknowledging the toast his town and its vicinit “Th at the bailiff and à jarata of the Royal Court sa. 
years, to the utmost si his power, endeavoured to ‘fight Monday, for the rne of adopting a petition t to Par- individually entitled to take part and ` speak 
the battles of the farmer in ec hou His a repeal of the Gam e Laws his hees the lieut.-governor, "a 
might be of little ps but rously ar t Dr. | Their lordships are of opinion, that the 
and though he had met with dificlties, and ‘seen ae co of Hartwell- “house, Feohded. “The petition w. was una- | governor has the sole authority 
till } ly adopted aft ger of — general | time and place of conference, and that 
in to fight | subject, in which Mr. Bright, M. P., took part bai iliff and jurats of the Royal ban cae indivi 
ar ‘battle es. cee he had no crc A da or pro- Badm inton.— On Saturday f speak i onferences 
mises to make; what he had done was on record and | great fest tivities in honour of the Peas of Tasata his et the prints a: th rnor. a respect 
before the count as he had ever been, unaltered he | eldest son of the Duke of Beaufort, who attained his | third question—“ That the aforesaid writ of p 
ood before them; he would go along with his noble | 21st year on ha day. The Duke of Cambridge ho- | ought to have been verified and registered by the Rom 
end opposite in defending what remained to the far- sein A ithe M ra A his company, and the whole of | Court before it was executed,” their lordships are 
mer of protection. He would only add, that had this | the Duke of Becafort’s seer with the an ta ts of opinion, that the a — i iti 
meeting pami place some time ago, no a would the district for miles aro d were i nvited t i e been veri 
pro of hich liti 
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ngbourne.—An san ia oo. made = out p at the lieut-g 
Central Society” was the bate ast. y was proposed fortnight since, to the en sha vi Queen’s Bench, for a| nor was not warran ted in oP ois obedience 
by Mr. G. Ban M.P. for Tonihi, and acknow- | pere bory m andamus to kasy vicar of Ted said writ of pardon by a threat of ‘military force, 
aee by Mr. mda of Glynde, Sus wa bou mand him to Ei n% body of Jane Rum- | lordships are of pini, that it was the duty ofi 
Meeting in honour of Mr. Duncombe,—About 300 belly a aiid. kids had remained unburied since Sep- | Portier immediately to discharged the prison 
aang assembled at a public soirée on Monday even- tember; gone the date of its death. It appeared from|the production to him of the pardon under the 
at pari Conduit Wate in honour of Mr. T. S. | the statem made by Coun sel that on the 17 th suet zA manual, But the Portier ae pring the servant of 
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combe, M.P. car for the purp of the custody off 
y Mr. Duncombe and r. Feargus O’Connor; Mr. | child, and he refased to do A on the , ground that the prisoner, their raadt are re, opinion, that the lies 
eNA a delegate from the Miners’ Association, &c., | child h was arranted m enforcing obedie 
all pi whom addressed the meeting on various topics of | of England, but only by a Hata minister. This | the of pa ani T BY the t irar of military or 0 
the request age k similar refusal. had been n repeated on the force. Sie Majesty, havi wing ta e said 
The Window-Taz—The arylebone Vestry on Sa- | 26th May, 1841 leased, " oa with — ad 
turday held its weekly me Bor when, upon the requisi- | apply to aa Court. The judges thought that there | her Privy Council, ag pia Mesh ame. ‘ 
tion of a large number of the petihana the question | was no proof of the Aana pore iven to the vicar | lieut.-governor er-in-chief for the 3 
as; to. the propriety of petitioning Parliament for an im- | | upon which | a mandam spt and suggested that being, the bailiff ad Sorat B7 ‘the Royal fegi wi 
k der di im. This was |other Her Maj officers an panel s e 
cussion. The Re r. Spry presided. The vestry was | done on Wednes >t week, pat a Ji “that the body | within the said “and are to pay due obedi 
e by Sir i C Napier, M.P.; Mr. ahrs M.P. ; | would be brought for interment t at four o’clock the next | govern themselves according] 
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ir J. — P., and several other influential day. The vicar, having obtained the services of the Rev. Isle of Man.—The storm which we mentioned 
persons. The vestry having been adiseased by several W. Coule ata Ben of Whaddon, the =m ent oe week as having prevailed very generally in St. 
gentlemen, re pe aae in favonr of | pl ce at the nted. time, in the pres of s Channel, was severely felt in this island, as aio 
were unanimously adopted. : : dred This case has often’ teen before vessels were wrecked with loss of life. ` 
a T d Gr eat | Britain EN the week the public, and a repeatedly in the Ecclesiastical | papers mention numerous disasters be 
e nei in tinued | Court. Dumfries and other places, a fang 
state of í excitement, owing to the thousands of persons Crediton.—The Devo onport Independent states, that | have been as severe in its effect e 
that have gone down to the banks of the river, in order a dH: Hippisley, has given Tea that ail a England 
to view this stupendous vessel. In the course of Sun- ame in hie ne M. h i —The i in ae te bodies i 
aea karget is calculated that upwards of 60,000 p di 1 be erased Bees Se she ea ot cae “ee Pos by th the cn a o nme coal g 
visited this part of ‘metropolis. In o” farmers from the preservation of game, and | tioned in our last, has bathe tee. bd aa 
the great anxiety manifested to inspect this monster | accordi cael pheasants tgs an aeie rred from accumula ted pressure, 
steam-ship, the = of 3s. 6d. is demanded to view the | have been shot duigi the las t few days, and ae meat | dodana of “5007. on the engine 
engines, saloons, | given to the neighbouring ret and labou agi oP children have died from pois 
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The Pig ay ociety. The invitations issued = = Eton.—On Saturday four paupers in the rinks of | parish per Hes d s anit having Ë 
ton Union were — before the magistrates with Bae a vig Tesh nd child, the body 8 ; 
creating a disturbance in the house on the preceding | excited on pa The-b 
P Pontaro baer Da Ths sy Zoi pm was issued e =~ day, with assaulting the ante and his assistant, and | €xamined and fi w re ae found in 
on P x of a communication | with having broken 500 i of glass in the building. the other was then pi = spprbenie and is 
appointed to open. the letters the ted of | O° of the prisoners was a woman. They were all| Stomach. The fat atter hs ai aise 
eying náhle datehtiones ire eja cates convicted of breaking the Windethy and were sentenced = rei eager Mereu 
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governments. This board Teter de song rei nae ge wer by | Exeter—We gave in our last the letter of the Bishop | Thomas Hare has given wn ot 
m a few confidential clerks) se a dam 4 b to the Rev. F. Courtenay, which led to that gentleman’s | estate at Stowe, Deas oe uence of t 
spruce Ademit salle. estabushed bY | abandonment of the surplice in preaching. The cor- Pats he has ee ee t 
Launch of. tha Bla a respondence which passed between his er and the | plaints tates 
ship, the first of a fleet sre This mognifeent steam- Mayor of Exeter; Mr. Woolmer, has been pub- | Of his tenan ai o oe a i : ate last yer 
ment intend to equip, was launched at rete sy 29 lished; but it adds little to what is aivesdy known to | near this ciy, he had reared 
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rsday, in the pr f our readers. e local papers give the particulars of nt ac iat 
1847 eae and will iar engines of $00 peas i a several Mear ae have been held lately at West head of Comps had I eek pr e done by the 
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a sa 2 eT dury.—On Friday Mr. bar E passed ‘between the es = — tg to ry nase Venant” er ta te 
old ‘aia respectable arishioner a + si r E STE DE sce t Lenton, about @ 
Bonar ts Shore dite, mee a inst rin that gentleman’s use of the sirpiite in preaching. : r. Coxon, nie The buildi 
iding in Luke- meetin ng on the 28th Jan., — following Soa: nove Peat ‘on each floor fo 
destroyed him self, by ira "their throats. Mr. Be arry |} a Ss Sapo ae Apu tees Tive aa T only been comp re” 
aie ? : ued use of the surplice s e pulpit by the ; 
: d his wife 52 years of age; and they had a me ony A a aoe ar : io ae es i inery . 
family of “five sons and a daughter, grown up, and well | most injurious to "the interests. of the Chureb, and can only | 5507. be insured. The new iron but 
red a tend to perpetuate taar discord. and hostility which now un- | of Lent n, adjoined the prem mises, 
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