... JITEETILG IN PALACE-YARD. On Mosrlday a meeting to.ok place itt Pulace-yarl3, to take into coonsideration tibr proprietv ot' makling a pgilbic decisre wor of t't r brights, to adopt iho mcst effectuial mcassres tor redress. ilcgr thei lvru)lelge, Fiiid to remonstrate with ?? to remove ibose go eve ices xcihich are nrow becomirig insqcpportblte.' A ternporycry lhtiegs was erected with in ...

... THE POLITICAL EX4MINER, Party is the onmdaeas of many ~for ae gin: of a few, BqPra. N.. 524. REFUSAL'OF LARGE GRANTS To THE PRINCES. ,TIE real secre~t of This business has not yet been givei to tje public as far as we are aware, eacept in tbe paragraph n our last week's paper. We say so with thee lessscruple, inasmucl a9 it requires no profun'idiy to find itpiut, though it does require a ...

... 1OREIiN INTELLIGE-NICE. i LATli1. JOCT. 2 L.-Lord BVroo itil; at fenitie; li {1''lt a~id ELr jefr t St(-re(xt1l'Ilts the teietre every :tici reculve, the visits of lise ftielln ii) E; box. is C.- SeVerat-m-ly ?? - A. C-otter, Counsellar of the Royal Court, emplovesd by the Miinittrv to ccllect information in Engliand resnect- ing the instituition of juries the liberty of the press, asl totr ...

... l th E>A .I N FIt. a_ _ = ; _ ?? I ONpl~V, NOVcimEI 2. TuL Emperor of Rossit., King of Pwlusst ?? an1 1 nle of I'EI.LINGTON, have left Aix la-Cliapelle, and are by tls iine most probably at Paris. 1T7he Enperor of AUSTRIA temained belhinU, aind colntitmed to receive proofs of Iiis inr thile most popular of the Allied Sovereins. It is attributed to his retired and nostentfatious mode of life, ...

... TIE, EXAMINER. LwDv, JAlsART 1o. T1ne most important: arrival from abroad this weelt is tie Message of the NifoTn AMERTCAN PRESIDENT. It lhas inet ivith an tmilmally favonrable reception in this coua. try, laving been ?? bv the Ministerial as well as other papers, aria there are so many eurious as wdl as important su'bjects of reflection conweted. witlh it, ltat ic cannot possibly undertake ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIG ENCE. FR ANCFE. i ARts. . sT., --1 TL Chamber of Peers wqaqocqtq- Tied, in tke rittinr of 'lle e5th, with thu consideration of a re:'ort k- l e bv rle Vieorhte de Nxioritmorency, touch- i:!g a petition I roit Lord Kinriuird, whd ajppealed aotainst tile conduct Ute Kin+'s Government, in atrertinn one \1ni-ree:, te iia h t) Lord Kinriaird aiserted that a pronnie of sri'e conduct ...

... I ?? - UNI TisD PARLIAJAI ENTy wctbncaaszay, ltfoy 13. Seveval Billi where forwarded in their various stages. ROYA.L MARR i x(;E. The Folr ef llVonpOor. ?? 101! a M9le.t5ce frnin te Prrine ROe!ePii. (lFor hiric. oar tiie Caslnons)}Cj n- : ie t~t-ko int'o cogsidtestrotto toz-cnerrow.-Adjootrncd. l7mn~rn~ti4 .liiag 14. CH-tIM NEY. oAV EVE'21 2' P ll. I On. the motion of Lord AUcrL.4xn, the 3di ...

... 'ftiE P()OLITICAL EXAMTINER. I party ;, te nwduess of maniy for dte gain. o a Ibw. Poets. No. .515. GMT4 E INTELIAECTUAL INFERIORITY OF PARLIAMtENT TO TflE DEMANDS OF THE AGE. ?? P:u5 L4tSr wezxri.) rf.s a hodly of rmen in the foiie of Comimons, who srienmetilnes spoken of with great gravily andjrespect as tiiP oliciet part of the representation, and often alluded ton wi;A1 leyity as no very ...

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... UNIT1ED PARLIAMENT.- HOUSE OF LORDS. Wredneadu11, April 29t. T~le Nfarp VVIDONV.-' PENSi(ONS. o Of LtAh Doev, in rkieg to move that the piperq )tt Ott e FenS~othi.of widovos of Of fleerc hnhotkil be 1triviteu, ;4t 't *s not. ?? to take mxlV farther ntip' cjo '-rliii 00tlO etiselrime of ?? h.a laken place: ht had arot satiifattloll Itat tite ittent ion of attricleillt ,a t Ni ' li been ...

... CHARGE aga-n~st the REV. WVEEDEN BUTLER. The Post-Office is at its dirsv work again. The other a t! it deprived a respectahle tradesman in Wardour-street oflfire as receiver of letters, beiause, 5s a newsman, he so Inreformpb-iatiowi; and now again, ithbasoneD thi s&ame thing by a2otlier respectable -man in SloaPe-, 'treet, Mr. Rogers, for aidinp. in forwarding to Pdrlia- meat -Petitions - ...

... 'riiiE POLITICAL EXAMINER, [ paxty is tlws nadiles of 11lally for lhe gain Ca; fe '?oraE No. 536. ?? FUTU1BE PXRLTAMENT.-PEECH CF MR. LAWS(SO.N '10 HIS CcONST.TUWENTis. ?? i-30use Of Commons is now prelty nearly re-co.n I posed,-if Ie-contposition it can be alled, the Members narm uros s liwbs of whicli have neot yet come togeter. Not ttet ule iwish to sjpeak 4isrespectfully of orme of the ...