... British Senate OUSE OF LORDS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. Earl presented a Petition from Thomas Evans, who had been confined several months in prison, praying that no Indemmity bill might pass. The Duke of Mowrrose said be held in his hand a Bill which resulted from the report of their Lordship’s Committee presented on a former evening ; it was com- monly called an Indemnity Bill. He should move ...

... Private Entelligence. (ORIGINAL. ) Loudon, Tuesday Evening, eight o clock. Tue following is an extract of a private from Paris, dated April 234 : “It now appears decided, that the great business of the private claims upon France, will terminate to-day, and that the convention will be presented to the Chamber Prussia had of Deputies, at the sitting of the 25th. been limited on the 25th March, ...

... Bt. M. P 100 George Gipps, M. P. 105 George Grote, Esq. 2) Thomas Gree, Eq Samuei Gardiner, Esq. . 100 0 26 5 Rey. Dr Gunning 103 William Gusting, Esq. Mr. Giies H Earl of Hardwicke 105 Ear! of iiarrowby 2:0 Lord Henuiker 0 105 Bishop of Hereford 3OU Hoare, Esq. 21 Harris, Esq. Harrison, Esq. 52 10 Matthew itarrison, Esq. . 2: William Hammond, Esq. . lu 10 Jer. Harman, Esq . 105 50 John Hatsel ...

... Chesier Citp S ession, MARCH JV, | Before Henry Bo wens, Esq. Mayor; and D. F. Joxes, Esq. Recorder. | Our Sessions’ Court opened on Monday last at eight Calendar presented an untisual quantity of business. There were not less than ¢riminal cases | for uial.—The following genilemen were sworn on THE GRAND JURY. Mr. Thomas Bradford Mr } R. W. Lloyd Mr. D. Aldersey Mi George Lowe Mr. J. ...

... ; re, » = Wales Advertiser. Friday, April 3. i. , The extreme length of our Assize ele Report, renders it quite impossible to insert a e come to number of literary favors which hav shail hand in the course of the week. They our readers will ex- have ca:ly attention. —We trust cuse any trifling error that may appear in this impression: the bustle of prepe ring so much matter for the press in su ...