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... UPOUSE OF WEDS. TUtSDAY, JULY 15.-The Royal Assent was given by. com. mission to forty-seven public and private Bills among which S were-the Stamp Duties Regulation bill, Promissory Notes (Scotland and Ireland) Bill, the Corn Acts Amendment Bill, c Packets' Regulation Bill, Church Briefs ReDeal Bill, County Lunatic Asylum Bill, Malicious Injuries (Ireland) Bill, Consta- 0 bulary Acts (Ireland) ...
... I .e A rit. ~ntn The Fveedomi of the City having been Unanimously voted uftn to the Itiglt Rlon. Robert Peel, by the Mayor and Corpora- Sttod, to, at a chainbedr irteeting held on the 27thi of Juelat ard of Iand the same entrusted for presentation to the Earl of iu b Coventry, Recorder, the following correspondence has since taken place through thebands- ofViscountDeerlburst, acting harks onl ...
... TO THE WIiroR OF THE DERAY MERCURY. SIR, The triumphant conclusion of your cor- iE. respondeut A. B.'s letter that the wehole frltric of ihe pr. Unitarians shakes and falls when this main doctrine of theirs-the denial of thre Godhead of Christ-is thlus u done away With, is by no means warranted by his previous reasorsitg. Without staying to inquire ?? tthat can be called a doctrine which is ...
... Ol=O1;Z Tat : LOODON GA:ZEitr, DaC. a1. 711158rt --D. r~ z ar so ..i. Nt DECLARATIONS OF IYSOLVENACl. NV R. Brittain, Birmiughamn, pocket book lock maker, dated Ne Dec. 281. J. Browne, Whitebrook, lonmouthshire, paper manufacturer, dated Dec. 30. T. Taylor, New Sarum, Wilts, butcher, dated Dec. 30. C. Staveley, jun. Leicester, statiorer, dated Dec. 30. thi BANVXKRUPTCY VLIARGED. A. H. Chambers ...
... WO! TEAM r-DI5 ; Or TIMM D:EMBIY WEPtcURY, I SxH,-Frorn the impartiality which is manifest in your Sett,-.From the impartiality which is mnanifest in your conduct as a public journalist, I amn induced to hope that a few a, obsevatins wich wis to.addrss o the public, will find their h way troughthe' ediumof yor wekly paper ; and I feel con- ; fidet tht an teuerk mad in prper manner will receive ...
... SATrIR-DAIV YSUDY' and TUESDAYu POSTS. | -LONJDQN, rdoNDAY, ocTr. The St. P etersburgh- Journal, to the 2Qoth September, lots been received. It contains, under (late of Sept. 18, lists of I proiibitions and favours grarted on the occasion of the Coronation. r Among them we find a rescruijt addressed to Count Nesseirodle,t conveying to him a grant of lund to be enjoyed by him .aeed his ...
... S ATURDAY, SUED1Y zaid TUESDAY'.y P IST.S. LONJ10P', ;S0.NIAY, SLIT.'ΒΆ46. 'The Paris papers of Thursday and Friday contain long accounts of the disturbed state of Spain. The revolt of Bessiere, which had for its object the deposition of Ferdinand and elevation of his brother Charles to the throne, it seenis was not a solitary Al unconnected event. It hais been followed by intelligence of an ...
... THt REEPlSAKE. This 19athe third publication of the Annual bearing this title ; and if we cannot pronounce the graphic illustrations equal in merit to those of the first volume, it is still eminently deserving of the public patronage. The plates are engraved with great felicity of execution, and the letter.press contents I are unusually interesting. Among the matter to whicis we have been ...
... Pos0t: -TV .DAV's WE~DES L)A i i, ?? 3 ICDtY adni d Sattirliy l!st ?? 1isppet boF ''unfte~ tsi5received 'jtvd this as eiri sillog' p'ot ?? repre [je iflt datet ilti ti its beingo Sti11ll blte'. p t Csoe rfnel)ii i s ~e~av iing to raise . N tivt\ talliatit tie fratics .y fof ?? inris, Ott thie security of t e wtl IS mlirn icatrlo ni t ransaited by tie Ill ~ .flt~lit ite 0fethe Cfleroppalt to ...
... HOUSE of COM2 1WOVS, lfednesdely, Jute 20. Atlr SCAnL&Tr havitig moved the order of tie day for the k fuirther considt-ration of' the Poot Lass' Amiendmenit Bill. el Mr. CALCRAFT repented his objections to all the proviaions ol th- Bill. It could not be carried into execution without ei producing the stauvation of a great mass of the community or ti iintestllte courmotiona. It was not the ...
... TU!? S D)A V 's POST. .5 tL ?? , a.,, s..- . - ,. LON DON, MQYNDAY, Ndv-. 20. T' F~l'TUL ''ejt i ei iifroln Alionte Video. Ilhis morr- Jt iiig, d:teii 112;`t Sep tellnler, mentijoll. dire wele n poiit (ii Ilnlticm S ltely onl tlhe lauks of the Pilate, o d thlere had 1itgei tin tecnt engayellents. 'I iW prO- s ectse pectillg ?? were cotasiderably irnproi'O d. LX1IRACT OF A LtTIrT, DIATIED ?? Dr ...
... IIPERIA4L PA ILIAI.ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. TtrysT.oxY, June 14.-The Marquis of LAN?DOWNE moved the second reading of the Atlantic Steam Navigation bill, and stated that its object was to establish a system of navigation which would embrace the circumference of the globe, and which began between Ireland and America. This bill was one which would produce immense benefit in the South of Ireland, ...