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... 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. ...
... ADDFRESSES. PREiENTE1) AT IPAINDENBU1AGH O!QUS . On Wedmesay an immense number. of the -workingr classes of the mietrqpolis and its vicinity paid tbeir tribuote of respect and sympathy to the Queen. The streets, iherefore,. and even the vhsla line of road, to Bran- denburgh-H1o6se, were sq vrly as IV o'clock .extremely crowded. 'J'hefirst prOLC ?? W>i9 that-of Ibe Carpenters and J6injr, who ?? ...
... 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 ...
... I~h' MORNING CHRONICLE'. I 0 N D O N: .gqrNDAY, OCTOBER so, 1s20. The expqctations which the interviews 8n Thursday last between Lord LIVERPOOL and some of the Opposi. tion Peers, coupled with other circumstances, led many to entertain, have not -been realized. It would seem that the proposition of Ministers has not met the views of the other party., Ministers, seeing the complete failure of ...
... I To. I EDITOR or Tim MORNING CHRONICLE. IU yous Paper'pf tbsp dad, I ' ,etceive a Letter addressedito Lord John Russell, with bha sigp-ature of- Au Old Whig.; Whether Lord John evincedm -J'i1stakenJudgmene in calling. on Mr. WilbertotetO stepj'fori'aa 4endeavoertoprelet that inubstiion 'which is no*jsiS brousght.toa closeisa ques- Etios unneces~ar' to be' discuwed.:o one can doubt that his ...
... t1E, POLITICAL EXAMINER. f I party is the madness-df many for the gain of a few. POPE. No. 655. SPEECHES OF MR. DENMAN AND DR. LUSHINGTON. BEFORE we proceed to notice some points in Mr. DEN- 31AN5 speech, we beg leave to return him our heartiest thanks for that excellent and affecting display of argument, eloquence, and manliness. We do this with the lees hesi- tation, because we are sure that ...
... I HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, Oct. 23. . Trl, Committee appointed to examinr the rorrespondenrpe he- eee Cdtonel Brown and Mr. Powell, orlative to Rastelli the ,orier, made their Report. It stated that Powell lhad been exA- ined bv them, anxd hiad declared thle parts of the correspondence sibmtted to thlem to be all that related to Rastelli. From those panlg it appear'd. t'l, ri ' the month of ...
... LONDON, OCTOBER 29. HAD the ATTORNFY-GENERAL, in his answer to Ile QuEENs'S Counsel, said any thing worth attending to on the score of intellect, we should have been quite willing to ackusowledge it; and had lhe at all redeemed the bad chia. racter of all that has been urged by himself and others against her Majesty, ve should have been most happy to state it. But it is not so ; and we need ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREA T RITAIN AND IBRLAND. HlOUSE OF LORDS, Oacrotes. 28. At tenesfclock prayers were read,and the Hous ewas counted. The ATTOrhtSi'GENERAL resumed his address to their Lord- ships. le began by observing, that he believed that on yester- day evening when they separated, he had brought down his re;, marks to the end, or nearly to the end, of what was called the long ...