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... IaMIDDLESEX( BLECroX Itefelowiziwasanounct~tobetestatof the pol.1at four 0876 AMr.~ihitbread . . . .457 Mr. Mellish . .2935 While the numbers were counted up, Mr. MVoo&,'e M.P. for Coventry, came to the front of the hustings, and requested per. ?? the Sheriff to say ?? tti'thd fredlioldrers ?? this request Mr. Sheriff, Parleins immediately comnplied. -Mr. MOORE began by observing, that ...
... MIDDLESEX LtECTION. TENTH DAY. Before the state of the poll Was announced, Mr. Sheriff PA It KINS expressed a hope that the people would bear Mr. IJel. lish to-day, as he understood that that gentleman had something. of importance to communicate, and that he had also semd very edifying observations to make. s5'ATE OF THR POLL ¶1I5 DAY. ir. Whitbread . * . 24B Mr. Byng . . . 242 Mr. Aellish . . ...
... To TRnEDPITOR oF nT MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR., More than twelve months ago the Ministerial Papers pro-., claimed to a burdened people the pleasing news that great and important alterations were making in the Custonts by which some hundred thousands would annually be save. Indeed, Mr, Editor, these Journals went so far tbes as to say that these desirable regulations had then commenced fo be acted ...
... SPAIN. We (Msonfilesr) have received the following intelligence front Madrid, dated the Nith of i1larch:- The Constitution was sworn to on the 30th, at Seville; it had been sworn to on the 9th, at Cadiz, in the presence of Generals Freyre and Villa Vicencio, and of the Army. ?? But the letters from Seville of the 11th state, that there had been tuwmilts at Cadiz, hi wisch a number of persons ...
... THE MORNING CfHROwNICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, MARCH51, iti). The following important article'is extracted from Galignani's Messenger, a well conducted English Paper, printed in Paris:- A courier extraordinary has just arrived to the Spanish nin. bassy, bringing advices from Madrid of the 29th, by which we learn that the following changes have taken place:- M. PEREZ DE CASTRO, a Liberal, and fornmer ...
... TWELFTH DAY.-FINAL CLOSE OF THE POLL. This important contest for the Representation of the Metro- politan County, has terminated in a manner no less honourable to the majority of the Electors, than gratifying to every friend of the Constitution. The languid state of the poll during the first five hours after it was opened, plainly shewed that the strength of the county had been nearly ...
... F1RENCH PAPER LS 1hA16,.hAlwH 25-N w~ SPAiN.~-The HCtg has ?? for his confessor the Canon Marina, a distinguisbed writer on public law, the aluthor of a, wqrk entitled The Theory of the Cortes,' in which he displayed the origin of these assemblies, ?? their.relation to national llberty. This itupOr- tant choice hias been seen with the'greatest pleasure. It is a new pledge of the sincerity ...
... L O N D O N: THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1890. Not three months and a half ago the Vates oaks or Eace- quer Bills of Spain were at a discount of 86 per cent,, and evmn at this rate they could not then have been negotiated; but jo sooner was the Constitution proclaimed in La Ida than Wey rose to 72, and the subsequent events in Corunna-bfoiugt them to 62, at whichs price. they were whens the last ...
... I'TRENCH PAPERS. SPAIN. lADRID, MARCH 16.-The Duke of Infantado, Colonel of the LFirst ?? of Spanish Guards, is replaced by the Prince of Angloia, son of the last Duke of Ossuna. This choice it once satisfies the army, the regiment of guards, and all Spaniards. The Duke of Alagon no longer commands the gardes-du- corps. Ilis successor is the Lieutenant-peneral Marquess of Valpai aiso, one of ...
... N.rW PARLIAMVENT. * sEMBER3 R£'PUtiINgD. ECOTLA'ND. ?? ?? Elliot Lockhart, Esq. BcusszswCol.F. Wfttt. Gia~nt- IRELAND. DONSUAt-Rarl ieouuntcarles, General Hart. ?NATo-~Dominick Browne, Esq. Jaines Browue, EsI ThOSOALK (Bo.)>John M~idge, Faq.: CoLsrs^Nwe (Do )-Admiral~irJ. Beresford. Jhi~iiA1Aenl-Slr Lnevry Cole, Oats. Archdail, BERN MnAR-Eenry 27letcrlfe, Di XtrsY(Co.)-Honl. J. Blutler, Col. ...
... LONDON: W'RDNFESDAlY, MAi2RClS9, l8% I Letters from Pamplona of the 19th Instant were yesterday r-I celved by the 'way of Bordeaux, two days later than those brought by the last mail, They chiegy relate to the enthueslastic manner in which General NINA had been received within the walls of that fortress. Upwards of to,ooo persons went out to t meet him, and evinced every possible demonstration ...