... WARWICKSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS. Monday, Aprils.—Si E. E. Wilmot, Bart. M.P. Chairman, and other Magistrates, opened the Crown Court this morning, and shortly afterwards adjourned to the Grand Jury Room. The Report of the Visiting Magistrates was first produced ...

... WARWICKSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS, LUESDAY, April o. The business of these Sessions was entered upon this morning by Sir J. E. E. Wilmot, Bart. M.P., the Rev. J, Boudier, the Rev. R. Lickorish, and R. Gee, Esq . The Crown Court was opened with the customary ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. For the BENEFIT of Mr. Manager, and the | Last Week but One of performing. Easter Monday. April 2), 1829, will !>e performed the favourite Opera of the Marriage of Figaro ,- the character of Figaro (for this night only) by-Mr ...

... is fixed for Monday, and if no onposition be nif. ...

... introduced into bill would render entirely unobjectionable. The bill, graded, was ordered to bo printed. Their Lordships rising framed to Monday. sB oi- Commons.—A great deal of private business n-iione, and a great number of petitions were presented ...

... had agreed to the Crown and Government Security bill without any amendment. Sir G. Grey then moved that the house, at its rising, do adjourn until Monday the first of May.—Mr. M. J. O'Connell said he thought it would be most impolitic on the part of the ...

... British .Minister, Sir C. Bagot, had been postponed. Parliament will be adjourned on the 15th till the 28th of April for the Easter recess. Ministers have such progress with what is termed the public business—the Estimates and the Annual Bills, all of them ...

... of presenting; and other members added they were nearly much overwhelmed Sir R. Peel in consequence said that, after the Easter recess, he would move tor a Committee to consider the means of remedying the oviL 1 Chancellor ofthe Exchequer gave noticethat ...

... should be made ON BEFORE TOMORROW (TUESDAY) the 9th day of April. _ By order, HENRY LOWE, Secretary. THEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM EASTER HOLIDAYS. THE Public is respectfully informed, that the Grand Operatic Spectacle of * CINDERELLA; OR, THE FAIRY AND THE LITTLE ...

... 21.—Several Railway aad other private bills having been forwarded a stage, the Marquis Chandos gave notice that after the Easter recess he should feel it his duty to call the attention tbe house to the taxes bearing upon the Agriemtural interest; and ...

... abolition of Slavery.—Several petitions re also received for inquiry into the operation of the Poor Law A Their Lordships, on rising, adjourned to Monday. H sz or Commons.—Many petitions were presented he repeal or the reduction of the duties on tobacco, ...

... clad to know the real views Pp ives. Sometimes they’ argued that the landed interest would be no losers, for that would rise. Such a rise would hardly d reduce profits. He ap- suit them, for it would raise wages an prehended that what they really sought was ...