... UNITARA[N FUND SOCIETY. e,0errlay, tire Mlembers of thle Unitarian Fund Society held tbetr E.,iglitceetli Anniversary at the Unitarian Chrapel, bolith- pit e, Firrslury, after which they dined together at tile Londlon ' ciwhe-ro their distinguished Parliamentary Advocate, Mr.I NWilliati Smith, was in the Chair. :After tire service in the Chapel, thle Annual Report of the W. d. Fox. It stated ...

... AfPbk~ftM 9tb . - . A. t .. I ?? days since a commtnicai tion wad made to the Magistfated fti 11ieta ?? vidpal who ?? Commait tcdan extensive felony at the house of a GentlemanI named Hill, at North Shields, whiere he had beenda an initate inthe family for some time, and with the stolen nei property was on his passaige to London on hoard the Charlotte, all CatanGustard? helonging to the port ...

... An Inquest was held yesterday afternooll at Green's Coffee- IIthue SerI-sreet, Lincoln's-lnn-fileles, on te beodly of Daniel Iy Cox, a Lieqtenant ip the RoyidlNaiy, aged 25.' I-i5~ Thle deceased wis a: relative of Alderman Coix, who attended r68 thle Inquest l, ie resided in Dorsetshire, and when he 4anie to inl London made thle above tavern his place of residence. He lin sailed in the Superb ...

... JAIPE~b1AL PARLIARELNT OF' GIE1f25 J1JTA1N AND IRELAND. S EurthLt, SR Otid l~f~lted ?? H . 8. t ?? l~il~B4OF 1LORDS4_,1AnH is. ?? . R granted tote Catholionnlsol a oft c fort ii ~, .nd al pari ue. to fount rei etsl s t jiarn, co ling of rte c tioi I DI,.,g~r As lics of ilbovan prain th tC ttjn) In ?? N thougt lpreras propterd P~etiti~fon, Be- ot 1 ), th otiC eg ran td ttenc, Ctfjlhr toche Cso ...

... QUEEN CHAPLOTA'S LYING-IN ftOSIJITAL Yesterday the Anniversary Dinner of th is Char11ity, was hejd t the Old London Tavern -the Duke of' Sussex inl thle Chir.i Thii~ excellent Institution has been the nieaus of distribut~in, much comfort among the lower orders of society, as will lie perc-eived from thle following Introduction, Published by the Acing Committee lbi is with tile most lively ...

... - risiNUH 'AFLtSM * tFROM THP Ero0LE, CiATED WRDNUSDAY, AUG., 24.i .PARIs, AUG. 23.-A letter which we received -from Corfu contains the followingz news- . M. de In Flecchebele arrived from Parga on the 17th instant 0 (July). He entered the Lakarelto lhe 21st, where hb is treated ! with all tairable attentioh. he has even obtainedl the rare - favour of making the SpogE, a Iforrdnlity which ...

... LWtIEBSf'yt op OXAFD.. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHR4INIOCUL August 2, 185. Slit-It was not till within these few last dogs that I aw i letter in your Paper of the isth of Jnly, signed iXmensia. it is declared in large letters to be written on The neglect of the Professors in their Duties at Oxford ;' and as this is, matte! of no small importance, l thinkit right to correct the very ...

... SECONDARIES' OFFPIC.. ATUiRDAY. DAvIS v. Tift SHtEIt'Fs OeF LaNos4,Mr. RuSELL stftd tbe case. The plaintiff, be said, tt A' assignee of a bankrupt of the name of Caplin ; the real defendants wlre Messrs, Barclay, Perkins, and CG. the brewers. The bankrupt, Caplin, had coin- reenced business some yearB singe on a capital of 701, which lie borrowed frowe a relation, since dead. After her death, ...

... The annals of Nottingham lsappilyafford no instance, tatit we are aware of, of such a ?? deliberate attemtpt at assassination as one wilic b occurred en Friday night, the 2lth inst. it being Christaias eve, thie public houses were generaly pretty thronged, amlA a young s an about 28yenrs of aige, of tile namie oif Thomas Alvey, repaired to the s gn of the Air Bal- I on, in Mount East-street, ...

... Aecidental circumstances latedy called our attention to, mne facts connected with the history of tbe Shawl manufacture, a short statement of which our readers may perhaps consider not sl without interest. We need scafcely state that this species of manufacture basrisen almost from nothing within the last 30 years, aud that little more than 20 years nave passed since It was establisbed in this ...

... LONDON: SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1825. That men of the rank and station in society of Mem bers of Parliament, should have such very loose notion, regarding justice, as to vote in Committees on private Bill without hearing the evidence, would hardly be believe( by foreigners, who are almost incessantjj stunned witl eulogies on the high and honourable feelings of Englisi Gentlemen. Yet, of the twenty ...

... n . _ - A select Committee of the[ House of Commons, ar- pointed to inquire into the policy of the late acts re- specting combinations, has published on this subject 5 a voluminous mass of most laborious details, in which I is contained, no doubt, information that is inte- resting and important. IVe cannot help thinking, however, that a great deal of time and labour is use- Icssly wasted in ...