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... 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 ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF Gir#ET BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS-MARCH 22. Mr. Irving, from thc Customs, presented the Annual Ac, counts of the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom. The Earl of LIVERPOOL laid on the Table certain Articles agreed to under the Treaty of Ghent. Lord ELLENBOROUGH presented a Petition from certain Attorneys and Solicitors belonging to the Metropnlitan Law ...
... 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, ...
... Ca The 1Ps'oceedings of Parliam~eent continued from Mize accompan~yitg Supplementar1y 'Shieet to T'/e illornitng Clhronicle of this Day. route to the discussion of the imnportant question which the lnon. Member for Westminster (Sir P. Bnrdett) was about to riCforward, be (Lord Nugent) was unwilling to delay the lilasthesS Of thle House, and sho6uld abstain,'therefore, ait present, friei ?? ...
... HO1USE OF LO1{DS.-~FEB. 23.ti A enlmnfl-o, tile Trillity Hlowse presented an Account t' of the Receipts In Appropriiit on Of the Surplus Rtso Filotage.-Adi-Airn ed. HOUS1E OiF COM)MONS.-FEB.23. t It appears tha't daring the exctusionf of strangers from the F Galley ofthe Huse f Cumflionls on Tluesday evening, after u thle division on tbe Second Reading fteS.Ktaiest DocksBillnotie wits taken ...
... HOUSE Or, LORDS-APRIL 15. Lard DYNEVOR presented three Petitions from some places in Wales, the nsme5 of which we could notcatch, against granting further concessions to the- Roman Catholics. Lord KENYON presented a Petition from the freeiolders and others of Hanwell, signed by, 600 persons ; and another Petition, signed by 100 persons, but from what place we could not learn, both against ...
... Ih* late Viscount Newceltmefl, whose death and the failure of whose bank, one of thle oldest in Dublin, were noticed in our Paper of last Suinday, dying without male issue, the title is dV become extinct, He wats thus the first. and last Peer of bhis farmily. Ish mon- ther, Cilarl otte Viscountess Newcomen, on whos~edeath, in 1 1817, he succeeded to tles title, was raised to thle Peeraei 0 ...
... I I IMa. EDITOR.-Anl article asppeared among; the Police Reports of some of the daily papers of Monday last, which is incor- rect in its details, and prej udicial to my character. I trust you will spare a portion ofyouirvalttable paper toa short state- ment of facts, as they actually occurred, the authenticity of which does not rest upon my authority alone, but can be au- thenticated by the ...
... 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 ...
... TWE JJQ0ILYENING C UUIONICLE. LONDON: TUESD,1 1 ?APRJIL 12, 1625, On Thursday last, a Meeting was held at Barnstaple, to address a Petition to the Legislature, against granting further concessions to the Catholics. The Gentleman who secondcd the motion for the adoption of a Petition (J. LAW, Esq.) adverted to the declaration of Mr. O'CONNELL, and said he would have this Petition go up to ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...