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... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GRAT BR.ITAINXAND IRELAND. I4OUSE OF COMMONS, MAr hi. ANTIGUA. kr. A WderOanWOOD presented a Petition fron certain Planters in Antigua, stating that they had more slaves than em- ployment for them;* and praying that leave might be granted to bring in a 13il1 to enable them to remove those slaves to some other Colony.-Rteferred to a Committee. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. Mr. TREM ...
... .TIE IOJVTlVG CHRONICLE. LONDON; THURSDAY, MfAY18, 182W. Extract of a Letter dated Barcelona, Baqy n, rtuKelved- by the post of yesterday:_ We are slot surprised to bear that the English admire our Revolution, Indeed, if we for a moment recollect what our country has witnessed for the last few years, we are ourselves astonished that every thing has been done with so much order and regularity ...
... WESTMORLAND ELECTION. Mr. ?? presents his compliments to the Editor of T2/c Morning Clhrossicle, and incloses two letters, which have juaC passed between Mr. Crackenthorpe and Mr. Beckett- Mr. Alderson, upon reading Air. C.'sstatement, entirely agrees with his recollection of -,hat passed. It was upon the report of Messrs. C. and A. that Mr. BIrougham made his statenlent, which agreed in all ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT .DRI2AIN AD %I -, ,D . .3.. GEAT BBIN.AYT IRELANMD;. HOUSE OS 'LORDS, MAY 8. . . --lThe thpe-r~et.Alie *4eQe~#tt~lP lsnlf'past fourno'clock;' -r ; Mr. Alcock, from the Treasury, presented an Accountof the Consolidated Fend.-Ordered to lie upon the Table. 'EMPLOYMENT OF TfHE POOR. The Earl STANHOPE gave iotice of a niotion for to-mor- row We'inight (Tuesday neat), for ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF SflEAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 25. The House proceeded in Appeals. The Oaths were administered to the E4rl of Darlingjton, Lords Northwick and Cawdor. A Petition was presented by Lord DYNEVOR from the County of Carmartien, praying for an alteration in the Welch Judicature.-Ordered to lie upon the Table. AGRICULTURE. A 1'etition from Agriculturists of ...
... THE YEWS. - FROM JOtN TO Etl9 COUStIl IN THE COUNTRYT. M11aster, Mfiaster I news, old news, and such news as you never hcard of.-TAaa. Teta Snsew, Act. iii. 2. Deazo Coz-What a fuss against all INeNOVATION, We've heard from the party that govern the nation; Yet still 'tis approv'd when iheir taste they would pander, So sauce for the. Goose is no4 sauce for the Gander. Why, novelty, nothing ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT ..G . OF sGRE4T BRITATNZwn.RIBBLAND THE MINORITY ON LOAn .5015 N tU55ELLt. 5 OTION ONT Tis civir, crer. Alsercrombie,Hn.J. Fitzgerald, LordWN. Ossulston, Lord Allen, John H. Folkestone, 'Visc. Palmer, Col. Alth orp, V1iscount Frankland, II. P'almer, C. Fysthe IAnson, lI-on. G.. 6slte~ll B. Pares, Thsos. IAnson, Sir G. Cordorn, Robr. l'arne'll, Sir H. Aubrqpy, Sir John ...
... IHE MIWlNJNG CHIRONICLE. L O N D O N: MUONVDAd Y, MA Y 8, 18°0. It was finally determined, In a Council held at the KINr's Pa- lace, on Saturday last, that the Coronatiofi shall take place on Tuesday the tst of August; and the necessary directions were ssued accordingly. We received on Saturday and yesterday the Paris Papers of MWednesday and Thursday last, Both the Chambers on Tues- day ...
... ON THE NEW AND UNLIlMITED KNIGHTS OF THE BATH, EVEN BEYOND THE ENLARGED NUMBER BY THE LATE STATUTE. Nothing can be more politic in a Monarch) than to distinguish the Sovereilgn and a few of the higher orders with external marks of dignity; and this was well contrived in the ancient establishments of this kingdom-by the Garter in England, the Thistle in Scotland, and the St. Patrick in Ireland, ...
... IMPEXfTAL PARLIAMEi. .. or I IR . - GREAT BRITAINJ AND IRELAND. ?? HOUSE OF LORDS, M&Y'3I ThiHouse proceeded in Appeals. The oaths were administered to the Marquess of Salisburys the- Marquess of Sliro, and. Lord Saltoilw. Mr. Smith presented the Sixthi Report of the Commissionqre of Roads and Bridges in Seotland; ;Mr. Bulley, from the Ex- chequer, an Account of the Public Debt; and Mr. Spicer ...
... LORD COCHRAN,. AND THR BLOCKADE OF CALLAO. ?? LIMA, Dec. 5, 1819.-On the 25th September Lord Cochrane, in command of the Chili squadron, appeared off Callao, where ?? had been long expected; and if we had believed the Chili Gazette%, and the number of flying papers spread along the coast, we should have supposed, with his terrific Cbngreve's ,rockets; that all the horrors of Moscow were coming ...
... 7HE MOUNING CHRONICLE. L O N D O N: SAlTUBlDAY, SfAt 6, 1820. By papers laid on the Table of the House of Commons it will now be seen that the Revenue of 3819 has fallen short of that of 1818, notu'ithstanding half a year's collection of new duties laid on last year (calculated to produce annually 3,190,00D1.) on Con- solidation of Custom duties, and Excise duties on tea, peppers coffee, ...