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... ' »~$-'l 'fi ?? ?? J, ' ?? .r>Vf ■ 1' •'• ?? '■ ?? — ?? ■-'-•? ?? ?? ?? > ?? PHi*. rdi TUESDAY^ October 9, 1830; r ifeiM* n O PR t ETO RS O r EASt JNDtA STOCK, j T(rT .^AUnrtKVTLEMKN, mini VACANCY In the East India Dirertioti, f flllL , ; 4j( . twmented Death of your late valuable }--^JJJiaJxiMder Mltn. calls upon tne from lift high pir. cior. . ?? |hf p^rtjjriet^irs at large, and to Ihe ...
... Price 7. H ur , Pl ia, in three Acts, called IVANHOE* or. *^***JlJJJter -After whicb. tbe celebratrd Melo-dra- K^'vSf called THE LADY OF THR LAKE.- Jtftr- -it kins; ...
... HOTJBE. at LtiaiK SATdntifr; vti t% TRIAL OF, THE (iWEF^.-Tw«*Tr-Sia'fti Bar. 1 The-LojftO CaAivcin.Loa i *>k hi- neat on the Wr-otsark at vert o'clock. and prayers were rend by the Bi-Sopo-f Lt-sterickv The House was tliefl.-ca-Jl'ed-nviT.. . ; -. The LOAD CH AKCELLOR.at «5-mi*i»t« past t«_ o^etorh, a»ked whether if w»* the pleasure of their LoflMlips that Counsel- *4tnuld be called In. ? ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS, Mondat, Oct. 9. TJtIAL OF THE QUEEN.-Twenty-Sfventh Day. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the Woolsack at the usual hour, ten,, clock. The Bishop of Limerick read prayers to their Lordships, apd the House was called over. The absence ot several Peers was excused on account of indisposition. At twenty minutes past ten, Counsel were called in. Theflrst witness thtncalled, mas ...
... IMPERIAL PAR LIAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS, Tuesday, Oct. 10. TRIAL OF THE QUEEN'.-TwEXTT-Ein-mi Day. At ten minutes before (en o'clock the Lohd Chaxcei.lor came down to the House, prayers were read, und me llou s e was called over. PROSECUTIONS FOR PERJURY. EarIGROSVENOR rose to call .he attention of the IJ,.n-e to a subject of considerable importance. Their Lordships were perfectly aware that her ...
... ?? OF LORDS. S_ftiii»_r, Oct, !«■ TRtAt Or* TI*E ers were read by Ihe Bishop of Baisrrob, a-id the House was ihen called over. The Earl of CARNARVON rose aiid said, in ailn-ion to the mo, ion which. odder Ihe circumstances of -le-ierdayjie h»4 feit ll his duly lo make, and which motion he h«*i then -ii-pend ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, Oct.J6. TRIAL OF THE QUEEN.— Tbirty-thiRD Day. The Lord Chancellor took his seat a few minutes before ten. Prayers were read, and ihe names called over. Mr. James Dawes nppeared at the Bar, with copies of writs ordered by Parliament frnm tha Han;, per Office, Ireland. The papers were put in and read. They announced the return of Lord DtiFrERiN, as a Representative Peer ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS, Saturday, October 21. TRIAL OF THE QUEEN— Thirtt-ehjhTh Day After ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS, Tuesday*, OcToncß .4 TRIAL OF THE QUEEN-Foutieth Day The Loro Chancellor took his scat on the Woolsack at ten o clock precisely; prayers were read by the Bishop of Lime- kick, and ihe House was then called over. Earl GREY said, that ns this case was now drawing fownrds a close, he thought this was the pr .per anri convenient time to give a nonce to their Lordships respecting ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS, *V_j>.vesdat, October 25 TRIAL OF THE ?? N—FortV-first Dat. The Loan Chancellor took his seat a few minutes'. before ten o'clock. Prayers were read nnd the names called over. The Counsel were then called. ?? Mr, D-knma* .resumed his address. He was niw naturally brought to ihe statement of that circumstance, from which ihe whole of .the charges against her Majesty might have ...
... mperiaC jp.4sUameni\ , tTOtjSE Qr* LORbl, i'iJoAT, Octo__r 2T. TRtAL 9> ?? Dat. Their .Lordships appeared this mornine to most excellent spirits, with the exception of one pr two, who seemed toshe irn- welh A great-deal of conversation Was earned on ia the House, and ihe Newspapers were in very-jjeneral use.. The Loao .CHAftcei.ror-took htn'seat nt the n«nnl hour, put a very long.pause look ...