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... COURT.QF TE , OIT. !6;. .Losvdo4' ddjeou'aiqd4 Stidirnri, Mfiee Triviftf' Tean, mbfet Mr. 'Jns'ice 1ayele aniJ Ceo~nioh't~ic2: 5TII ti 'O V. rraioixs' etO' aT X4r;Aiit. ' This vias an indictment againrt Thomas Ben61ett aud Thomas I Fox for a conspirac); the-indictment clitirging the former with frauduienrtly personating the lattvr, for, the purpose of ohtaining for the lattcer a certificate ...
... NEXT THURSbAY. 4,5100 TICKETS TO BE TYRAWVN -ALL NVMLL ES11Zs-I$~OO~ 'rlNO NUTES-ALL IN STEPRLLNG GIQNEY. - THEE MORNIN CNIUG. 0W %C L 0 NJD O N: ., b TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1820. o' X BWe receired yesterday the Paris Papers of Friday t, Inst. .They confirm the, annolricement we gave yes-, al tirday of the birth of a, male. Weir to the House ofb Bourbon . Several' of the journals stopped the ...
... THE MlORNI.VING CUluo (VICLE. L O N D 0 N: WEDYNS-DAY, OCTOBER 18, 18&0. t Ills Maltsty's ship Tyne arrived on Mlonday from Rio Janeiro' i which place she left on 2sd August, having touched there on her way from Lirns. She brings upwards of four millions of dollars on account of merchants. She left Lima about the 3d June, at which time the Andromache had sailed for Valparaiso, where the ...
... L O N D O N: S&TURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1820. The struggle for the conspirators has been in so far successful, that the various acts ofsubornation of ZANG- LA and SACCHI will not appear on the Minutes of Evi- dence; but what is the conclusion which every man of common sense must draw from the manner in which this evidence has been got rid of ? No one can suppose for a moment that SACCHI, ZAkGLA, ...
... DEFP.Ncr1 OF THE. PROSECUTTON. ' d4ricispericitantibus op1utana9um.- Tove DTTO1I Or T149T~lOpTNG CHRONICLE. There is vno hdrto u reflecin nsomnepeope,4 thtlsti perfectly astonishing.. Thisiilhs obtained ima monst exfra- SJ ordinary degree in the course of the proceedings against: her 3'vljescy. A 'teviesiofttwo or three 'cjrcunistailces, that have os'cas~ionne~so iniiclh iinreasossable ...
... Prom tle LONDON GAZE T1T1E' oV t. 28. This Gazette contlins an Address to his Majesty from the Inhabitants of the Town and neighbourhood ot Nottingham, approving of the proceedings instituted with regard to the Quleen; also an Address from the Chaplain, Churchwardensi -n d gbagregation of the Engljsh Church at Rotterdamn, con- gratd01zing hsis Majesty on his Accession to the Throne. BANKRUPTS. ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BIATrAN AND IRELAND. HOU3E OF LORDS-OCT. ]1. At ten o'clock this morning the Lord Chancellor came down to the House, and prayers were read. Counsel were then called in, and the witness Mr. Ilownam was again placed at the Bar, and the examination in chief by Mr. 'TJNDAL waS resumned. I asked you yesterday about the communication between the tent and the part of the ...
... TfifE MONI NG CfRONlq,;. LON DO N: SATURDAY, OITOBER 28, 182. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL commenced Uis reply yesterday. We can mpke due allowance fo,r the dis- tressing ,aiguation in which the Learned Gentleman was placed on this occasion. With the mass oF odiouo and disg sting charges whuich he heaped on her MA- JESTY, in hi, ?? estam ,net, freah in hip recollec-: tion, Vhat a mortifieatio4, after ...
... IMT BERIAL PARL- ES'v - GREAT BRI1dWIN REZN ,HOU.RISE OF ORDS, xsaa ;f ?? The House asembled at thie usual. hour.. -.qf '~tyers bad . been readiapd the names called over, The Airl of LIAlCA1RRAS addressed theHouse, fromh the Gallery, aid said, that tholih he was uonacustomned to address the. House, fie felt impelled to dt' so,. as well from. a egard to jusce&as So the feelings of ?? qost ...
... THE MORBNING CHONICLE. * L'LONDON: TUESD4Y, OCTOBER 31, tsrue. On the conclusion of the speech of the SOLICITOR- 'GENERAL a debate arose on the subject of the Letters of the Baron Von.OMPTEDA. It was determined by a majority of 145 to 16, 'that they should not be re- ceived. Our readers will observe that Lord GREY, Lord HOLLAND, and most of the Opposition, voted against their reception. The ...
... To TIM EDITOR or TAu MORNTING CHRONICLRE. SIR, It Is very unusual to see any unconstitutional and ungenerous sentiments anisounced in the A3orning Chronicle and still more mortifying to see them sanctioned by the signature of An Old Whig. The Correspondent who has abused that name in-your Paper of this morning, while he admits that the evidence In support of the present charges against theo ...
... PUBLICATION OF SEDITIOUS HAND BirLS. PUBLIC OSFICE, BoW ?? morning, at eleven M o'clock, Mr. Harmer, accompanied by Mr. Haydon, attended G, before Richard Birnie, Esq. for the purpose of laying an infor- M mation against lMlr. DaNsIS 0 Byrvy,of Ei,Craven-street, Strand, (F for publishing a seditious and inflammatory placard orposting- bill. The Magistrate being engaged, they were referred to ...