... ny X ..JOlBNING CIHRONICLE. LONDON: TIHURSDAY, AIARCH 3, 1825. lire trust the Clergy of the Establishment will profit by the excellent advice given to them by Mr. PLUN- KETT, and not oppose themselves any longer to the removal of the restrictions under which the Catholics now labour. It is by no means good policy on the part of the former, as Mr. PLUNKETT observed, to compel the Catholics to ...

... BEIKSHIRE ELEC7 IOX-- -TVWDn!sDAY, MATcH30. The death of thle late L~ord Biraybrooke haviakg called thle lion. Mr. Neville to the Ifouse of Peers, a new writ was is- suedforthe lcciouof ?? f thle Shire to represeet thle county of Berks in PaWieameat; and the ih Sheni, . 1. Mvaitland, Esq., appoinled this dany for the i!lection.We av already slatcd (see CMosig C/jrlt o?,lve of Friday last), ...

... DISPUTES IN THE PARISH OF WELLINGBOROUGH, We lave received a letter from Mr. Erskine Neale, Vicar of Wellingborough, in answer to an article in The Chronicle of the 16th instant, headed The Bishop of Peterborough once more in the field. Mr. Neale is very diffuse, and considering the compliment paid to his oratorical talents by the writer of the article in 7be Chroaicle, the violence of his ...

... [FROBI THE ETOILE, DATED TUESDAY, MARCH 15.] PARIS, MARCH 14.-Prince Metternich arrived at Paris yes- terday evening. It is thought that the debate on the law of she!entes will commence on Thursday; between this time and that day, the Deputies will meet in the Bureaux, to nominate the Commit- tees on the Budget and the Law of Accounts. The journey of the Emperor of Austria to Milan is now be- ...

... I. LEEDS BETtNG ON THE AdR1 tUsW ~rjRIDGED FROM THlE LEEDS' fta~fRY.] * Ott Wedifiesday last, at twelve o'clock, a numineru and highly and respectuible meeting was held at the Court-HoUsise, in this town, to consider the propriety. of presenting a petition to Parliament, prayinig for a revision of the Corn Lawa, BEINJAMIIN Go-rr, Esq. in the Chair. Mr. GOTT optndd the ?? Of th4 meeting. The ...

... Wednesday the Catholic Association met at the great room, Corn Exchlnge, Dublin, NICHoLAS MAISON, Esq. in the Chair. Mr. SUGRUL said he had to cmnnunicate to the Asso- ciation, a letter received from Mr. O'Connell. It was the wish of Mr. O'Connell that the letter should be read as coming from a private individual, and not as from a member of the deputaetionf *Mr. MAURICE O'CONNELL then read ...

... LONVDOX,'S ORTMIV,V ! j./1 Veaterday the Animi trsry Festival of, lt' o~y sheld at the City of Landh. ',11 u:-~cs.Hi. !Royal Hihnssthle DukC c v XP ~LtLI Lo haive presidled'ou thbcain ut in the course of thle day a letter was received from Sir Hihett T'aylor, expressing thle Duke's regret at im- potat ninesS pievenuing him from attending as hie had pur- poe a i hs a bsuice the Lord Mayor took ...

... I MEETING op MARSH AND CO.'S CREDITORS. Yesterday a Meeting of Messrs. Marsh's Creditors was held at the CommissionerasRoomsin Basingball-street, pursuant to the following advertisement - In the Matter of Marsh and Co. BancruptS.-The Creditors who hays proved their debts r e re vested to meet at the Court of Cornmmilontre, in Basinghall-ttreet. on 'lhursday next, the 10th Instant, at Oe ID ...

... ON THEn IMtPOLICY AND IMMORALITY ov rtlE EXIST. ING LAWS RESPECTING MEI)ICAL PRACTICE. TO TIIE ED)ITOR Or THE MORNING CHRONICLE. I Sit-lao this improving age, when the bigotry of past times I is fast wearing away, and giving place to a better anti more en- a lightened order of things, I beg leave to suggest, through the c medium of your widely circulated Paper, the propriety of re- c moving, ...

... Sentence of death was yesterday morning carried into execution at the Old Bailey, on IV. Lintot, aged 23; NV. Walker, 19; and J. Ferguson, 05. Die two former of these unhappy young aleci had been accustomed for sonme time to pursue a course of life which might naturally be expected to leaid to so fatal a termina- tion. Lintast, whose crime was burglary, -as the school-fellovw of Durham, who ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN 4ND IRELAND. HOUSE: OF LORDS-FEB. 28 SCOTCH JUDICATURE. The LORD CHANCELLOR ?? the Committee on thle Sctch Judicature Bill, which stood for this day, till to - inurrow. SPRING GUNS. Lord SUFFIELD said, he had understood it would interfere with other busine ing of nte Bill relatit Io Sd therefore, with lethai rstie parinisston, Scxthe sticond reading of that ...

... [FROM TIIE IMONITEUR OF SATURDAY, FZE. 26.J The Court of Assize continued to-day (the 25th) the exam;. nation of the witnesses in the affair Of PapaVOine The mnotlwr of the two children appeared in Cort; the ?? of the pri- soner, the remembrance of the hsrrible scene which she had to retrace, made such an impression upon her that she shrieked and fainted. She was ?? out of the Court; in half ...