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... For the last three nights, the City of Dublin, the seat of the Executive Government, has been disturbed by the Orange Fac- tion, svho, as they have set the Laws at defiance, appear really determined to force the Authorities to a crisis. We have not room to say more this day, and we compile the followingktetclh from the Morning Papers, and some accounts furnished to our- silves:- Wednesday ...
... We resume our examination of these Tracts, which we verily believe are written by the Father of Lies him- f, self to give the people a distaste for religion. The main o purpose of these vile little works is to recommend the p payment of taxes as a most Christian custom to which v none but infidels can object, to reprobate all amusements fi as the Devil's toys, to advise the savings of earnings ...
... From the LONDON GAZE TIE of Dec. 7. tl\ ClROWN-O_'FFICE, ?? 7. btEBItD9 RETURNED TO SERVE IN BtIS rreSsUNT PARLIAMENT. COUNTY Of SALoP.-John Cressett Pelham, of Cound Hall, and of the Castle in Shrewshury, in the said county of Salop, f Esq. in the room of Sir John Kynaston Powell, Bart. deceased. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. O. T. Sylvester late of WViney, Oxfordshire, currier, to Dee. i7. s,J1. ...
... PAR, D~eceatoxe. 0.-The Mafnifeur has copled to-day the co article fromt the Journal des Debats. Some persona consider this r a proof of its qffpcia! character. We know the contrary. It will no doubtless be recollected., ORset the Afopsieuar, on a former occasioli, uid copied tire journal in question, and that on the following day it sh rvppeated the contradiction which we had given to the ...
... FRANCB ANVD SPIAI. [rRoMr TM E JOURNAL DES DES3ATS OF SUNDAY.]th Our readers are too well informed to require from us, day by wv day, new views on the political situation of Europe. Tile great re interests which determine that situation, and the great difficulties on which render it complex, are not of a nature to change every w, smorning and every evening, at the will of certain writers, who ...
... ISTATE OF MANNERS IN ENGLAND BEFORE 1618. [t'toOM A ate. 05' AURVISEV'S IN THIE ASIS3IOLE LIBRARY, OXON-] Before the last civil wars, in gentlemen's houses, at Christmas, 4 the first dish that vwas brought to Ehe table was a hoar's head,a with a lemon in his Tonotli. At Queen's College, Oxon, theyf stil retail, this custom; the hearer of it to thel hail sirging to an (ld tune in old Latin ...
... CAMBRIDGE UNI VERSITY. To tKE EDITOR o' Tnss MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, Cambridge, Nov. 28. If I were disposed to be an enemy to my country, and wished the overthrow of the Constitution, instead of a reform of its abuses, I should most sincerely rejoice at the issue of the present contest for this University. Had I not been an eye-witness to the proceedings of the last two days-had I not known ...
... We have just received a Voluunetunder the above title, which has been published by Mr. ltidgway, and to which considerable ini- portance is attached. The Author informs usin eun advertisement prefixed to his work,. that the greater part of it * has been writ- ten a considerable time; but that the publication has been de- layed on account of the Author's abswince abroad. ?? commences with a ...
... BA YONNVE PAPE?,'. rkNx, DEc. 2.-A Spanish Cabinet Messenger from the Dolke of Sain Lorenzo, our 'Ambassador at Paris, fls just passed through, and is supposed to have brought pacific news. This conjecture is strengthened by the circumstance that for these last five or six days the exchange of couriers between Paris and Ma- drid has greatly abated. The courier that has just passed had orders ...
... A meeting, composed of a number of highly respectable mer- ,lhants, tradesmen, and others, was held on Wednesday evening re hstat Cooper's (late.Walker's) hotel, In Bridge-street, Blackfriars, w to tate in'to consideratfon the propriety of forming a society for the prosecution of fraudulent Insolvent Debtors, when Mr. James Burbidge, of Fleet-stteer, was called to the Chair. s Mr. BOUSFIELP, ...
... GERMAN PAPER$. TnSvSTEP DEC. 7.-Important news front Hydra, of the 23d of NoV. has arrived here, which will be heard with interest In Chris- tian Europe. ΒΆ'Iheheroic Greek seamen, in theirsllghtnmercantile vessels, had followed the great and Turkish fleet to the neighbour. hood of Tenedos, and there saw, with impatience the enemy at anchor, with the intention of returning to Constantinople as ...
... JUNOT. During the erection of one of the first batteries which Napoleon, on his arrival at Toulon, directed against the English, he a'ked twhether there was a Serjeant or Corporal present who could t write? A nain advanced from the ranks, and wrote to his dicta- i Ition on the epaulement. The note was scarcely ended, when a Icannon-ball, which had been fired in the direction of the batteryj ...