... THlE .110.7I?2VLG CHROINICLE. L ON D)O N: S',TURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1826. %Ve have elsewhere given a Report of a Meeting of | the ( ounty of Lanark, held at Hamilton, on Saturday last, for the purpose of taking into consideration the 0 propriety of transmitting to Government a Representation e of the Distuess existing in that part of the Country. We 8 have also given the Report of a Committee, ...

... MIORE RESURiRECION MEN. Another of those depredatiois so revolting to the best feelings of our nature, has occurred ain this nighbourtsiocl the present week. On Friday se isigtit, Martha Oddy, a young lady, fifteen years of age, who died atrer a very short iilhess, was interred ii the chapel y'ard of Armlcy, near thits town. On i'Anday morms. tig, it was discovered that the grave had been ...

... , .,, 1'14.1( orom the LET'ER I i g ,e.. - .. 511 1- III 'R()P01l,1S-4- i. .. At :1h -ll . wp r t' q the. Ml I'll O PO -LIS At a tinie when so I-li le Mie tile Plictiti by bodies to111rTe * ' ', 1 T sre ililv 1l2 tilI. ltio, tglih certainly ot0, ilidividia. II I_ , t ilohc I- t;:lt by tite Comimittee actilng 'l' I '' Iqtlr: 11, t ttle M Ki-rt opotl s ill solici tinV tor .tl liv ...

... AAIERICAN PAPERRS. HILLS. w~~iort DISASTER AT THE 1VH LOCIILS The following is a more particular 0co'1ft of the disastrons OCIn avalanche at tile White Mountains, in New Hampshire, thancli we have befor e seen. It is c cpied from the att NeU er, Rel, OCU~ puiblishied at Haverhill, in New lisirapplhire:- .r NortFit or T WlE OUTINS, -We have been in -rd formed, by a co opniay of Gentlemen from ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AN+D IRE LAND. HOUSE OF LORDS-MAY19. Lord MALMESIAURY presented Petitions from Felking- ham, SleafordaBoston, and other places in Litcolsshire, against the measures for releasiog Bonded Corn, and admitting Foreign Corn into the Kingdom. Mr. Brogden, arid others from the Commons, br'snght up the two Bills for releasing Bondled asd for admitting Forsien Cor., ...

... QUEENAITHE REGATTA. I Yesterday, this riowirig match took plhre, and affordel t Iezol deal of amusemeerit to the lovers of aquatic sports. 'I. following were the conditions of tihe contest .- Threce heats, hb six fire -sAterinen, belonginz to t)irec - hitlie-stairs, a new Wherry, arid other prizl's, viav e rI e Ladies and Gentlemen of the Ward, in the followinr ori'r, vizj . I ST I IAr. ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF TFiE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-I believe it is a feat generally admitted, that the more p:iblic the proceedings of individuals or bodies of meh are, the less probability will there be of their acting from motives of self-interest, and to the injury of those tor whom they are in- trested to act. Conceiving the want of this publicity to be tiepriticipal cause of the abuse of ...

... ThE J0I,%NLVG CHRONICLE. LOND)ON: IVEDNESDIIY, DECEMBER 27, 1826. lVe received last night, by Express, the Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Eltoile of Monday. 'the Quotidienne, on the authority of letters, gives an account of the movement of the Rebels in Portugal; but eren if~we could rely on the authority, the account is too vague to enable us to form an idea of the state and prospects of the ...

... MARSH, STIRACEY, AND FAUNTLEROY. Yesterday a Mee'ting of the Cr ditora of NMersr%. Marsh, Strarcey, anid Fauitrilerut, 'tool place it, l30aasisghti-siree Ir. HollAnd, one of tle Asgees , took liii' chair. Mlis~rv. Kfi~ght ndI-re, thi' otlier Asi~neefq, wer preterit. Mr. odo, the Sa, titior, read tile adtrtiveitvtint ia TYie Cazelte, toid stated, that thte meeting vs as converied for lth, ...

... [MR.FRANKLAND LEWIS AND THE IRISH CATHOLICS. I We alluded lately to the ferment cansed in Ireland by the go circulation of an iucorrect report of tue speech of Mr. o Frankland Lewis, on the subject of the Grant to) the Kildare- ti street Society. The following Extract from a Report of the ri proceedings of the New Catholic Association, ola Saturday, xi will shew that tile Catholics are ...

... THE MIOBRA7KINRG CHRON-VICLE. - We regret to find that the distress in the manufacturing t., districts is now so great that fear is entertained in many nst places respecting the possibility ofpreserving order muchpoo longer. Tb iqsppy of tu ation is approaching C1 rapidly to that state in which they have no interest in j obedience being paid to the laws. According to the Manchester Vbete, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-ArRIL 6. Lord Byron took the oaths and his seat. Dr. Jenner was beard for Lor'l Lisinore, in the Divorce case of Lismore v. Lismore; the further consideration of which was postponed till to-morrow, atithree o'clock. Tile Small Tithe Bill, and several others, were read a third time. GAME LAWS. Tire Earl (if DERBY presented a Petition from the High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the ...