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... . THE MORIVIG CRJwN1ULb. .~~~ I md LONDON: ge- ace FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1824. ria- bat As the present Session is likely to give birth to an in- nd quiry into the state of the practice of Courts of, Equity, Vas *wt h bis with a view to the most effective means of preventing bat the delays and extraordinary expences of proceedings in b- those Courts, the public must naturally feel anxious to be at ...
... LICENSED VICTUAI4LERS. Yesterday a Meeting was held at the Horns Tavern, Ken- nington, of the Victunilers resident in the County of Surrey, agreeably to the following notice:- ;'r he Licensed Victinallers of the Parish of St. Mary, Lambath, and of Christ Chnrch, Surrey, are earnestly requested to attend a General Meeting, for the purpose of considering the best method of petitioning the ...
... MR. O'HANtLON AND MR. BROWNLOW. -I The Debate on the Petition from Newry to the House of Commons has given rise to the following correspondence be twecn Mr. O'Hanlon and Mr. Brownlow-the latter is Member for Aruagh:- Lisdrumliska, Newry, March 10, 1824. SiR--The report of a debate which took place in the House of Commons, on the 5th instant, on occasion of the presenta- tion by Mr. Brougham ...
... IMPERIAL PARLAMNT: GREAT BRITAIN AND iRELAND. a. Lord OF LORDS.-MAIICN 4. OF SLAVERY. KING presented a Petition from the inhabitants of some place, the name of ivhich was not distinctly heard below the Bar, for the Abolition of Slavery. a. The Earl of GROSVENOR rose to preaent a Peti?ion from ?, several respectable persons in Bury St. Edmund's, praying for ?j the gradual Abolition of Slavery ...
... IFrom tte LONDON GAZETTE of Saturday, March 6. Lord Chumberlain's.Office, March 5, 1824. Notice is hereby given, that his Majesty IliIIhold a Levee at Carltoln. House, on Wednes ay next, the 10th instant, at one o'clock. WHITEHALL, MAIRCI 3,1824. The King hasbeen pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, appointing ...
... THE TENTtI R&?AL RUSsAlIS. to :: ? ? fop trimm'd cap-a. pee, Os The arms that never knew a foe. ti a a 1? 55 55 15 One, for the simple manly grace That wont to deck our martial race, Who comes in foreign trashery Of tinkling chain and spur, A walking haberdashene UI feathers lace, and fur, I antiquated phrase, it Horse-md'iinerof modern days.?SirW. Scorr. ? Through the medium of the ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF sGBEAT B.RiTAIN AND IRELrAND. HO°USE OF LORDS;.-MARcH 15. ABOLITION OF NEGRO SLAVERY. The Archbishop of YORK presented a Petition for the gin- fli Ab5,liton f Negro Slavery. Far lS ofENER presented a similar Petition. I ptto qrbe~alo GROSVENOR presented a similar Pettion;O adalis° tYo Pyetitrinons fnrdomCheostlierJ ofn~e praying arelvisio of ta pelicens Srystem and ...
... THE MOR:ING CHRONICLE. d. MONDA4y, MAC , 84 LIt was generally reported Yeeterday, that Lord REDRSDALE, L ord GIFFORD, Sir WILLIAMI GRANT, and Mr. BELL, are to be 'nthe Comamissioners to investigate the abuses in the Court of le Chancery. The appointmentofthe tvo latter individuals would giveumivcrsal satisfaction, providedteheysvooldundertake indus- - Striously to sift a~lmatters complained of ...
... .FremZ the L O NDO)N .GA.ZETTrf ;o uesda~y Sarch i CRtOWN .OE'PJCE, lf~it~Cp 32,l4. MEMtBEIR rIrOTURNrD TO SERVEi INX THIS PRE5UrNT PA5ILIAOIurO3T- COV*ETY OF' LOUTEo*-Jolsn Leslie Foster, of llathescar, in the c ounty of Leuthi, Esq. in the room of the Right Mlonoorable Thomas Hlenry Skefiington (now Viscoulnt Ferrard, a Peer of the United Kinzgdom). -BANRRUP'TCY RNLAlRGED. - - ANTHONY ...
... - THE JMORNING CHRONICLE. . . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ L 0 N D -Of 1 , ,TEIURSD4Y, MARCH 25, 1824. We noticed yesterday the new light which had n broken in on 'The Courier, on tlIe subject of, the result n of the French Elections. Another %Ministerial. Paper, lP The New Times, seems also to think that the French e Opposition is not exactly what it ought ,to be, though e not for the 8ime ...
... SOCIETY FOR THM SUPPORT OP THE WIDOWS AND I - ~ . ORPHANS OF MEDICAL MEN. The Anniversary Dinner of this Society was held -on Satur- wr day, at the Freemasons' Tavern. There were about seventy 'e Gentlemen of the Profession present, who sat down to an ex- A cellent dinner at six o'clock, i- , Sir HENRY HALFORD in the Chair. r- On the cloth being removed, Non nobis Domine was is sung, and ...
... IMPIRIAL PARLIAMENT OF sRIgT )IRITAIN AND 1R.ELAPD. hOUSE OF LORDS.-MARCH 18.. 9r. Shipden~ from the Commissioners of Doierliarboiir,pre- Mr.te thiAeAnnal Account of the Receipts and Expenditure df teted the Harbu NEGRO SLAVERY. Earl SPENCER presented a 'Petition from Amersham, in Bucks, and another fromi-Desborough, Northampton, prayin for the Amelioraitl~n of the Condition of the Slaves in ...