... THE M1ONING CHRO'ICLE. LON D ON: FPIDAY, AUGUS7'11, 1826. If publicity be essential to the pure aoministratton ot | justice, the lower the Court, the more is it necessary to ke possess that security. Hence, of all the Courts in this mC country, those which require to be most narrowly watch. the ed, are the Petty Sessions. The case which has ex- mc cited so strong a sensation throughout the ...

... TRIP ROUND THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND, IN THE I UNITED KINGDOM, STEAM-sHIp. [ABRIDGED F'ROM A LETTER IN THE EDINBURGHI COURANT.] Greenocic presented a scetne of great bustle and Activity. Ini A adilitirin to the stir occasione.d by thre arrival alf several large West India shirjs, the number of persons who hail flocked fromr S. variouspalrts of tire country to see thle Unitedl Kirngioin, and thle ...

... MAIDSTONE, AUGUST 9. CROWN SIDE.-Before lr. JuSmice HOLROvI. TIE KING V. STRINGER AND ANOTHER-rhis was an indict- inerit for an assault and false imprisonment. The case, in it- self, was not of general importasnce, but it gave rise to a dis- cusSion uponD r. Peel's late Act for facilitatiug proceedings in criminal cases (7 Geo. IV. c, 64, s. 20), deserving of some pub- lic notice. That Act ...

... fMPXRIAL PARLIAMENT I HOUSE OF LORDS.-Nov. 17. The Marque-ses of Qieensberry, Tboniornd, and Exeter, and Earls Verulam agid Cornwallis, took the oaths and their s ats. AIjournted. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Spescler tok the c(hair as soon as a sufficient number of Mrml1hers bad aiseliiblvd to form a Ilomse; an4 the oatbis were adminigtmred ti Members who hadl not beeu sworn, until four ,'clock, ...

... [FROMs FTHE rdANCiHESTFR GAZETTE.] On Wednesday, this town, and particularly the neighbour- hood of the New Cross, was thrown Into a painful state. of ex- citation by at report, that a family living in a caellar in ThonaP- son-street, Newton-lane, had died from Fibsolute want. This report, for the intstt part, originated in hand-bills, that were eried about the streets by the usual balfpenny ...

... As regards the money raised by rolls on the hundreds, the amount for maintensace of prisoners at Preston House of Cor- recti. s, paid by the five hundreds of Lonsdale, Amounderness, Blackburn, Leyland, and West Derby, is 3,4171, 8s. 3d.; for the New Court, 4,5561. IIs.; for the prison at Kirkdale, from the same hundreds, for maintenance, 7,9751. Os. Ild.; on loan, to pay off bonds and interest ...

... THlE RIOTS IN BErIINAL-G(R1EENN. TihC protopt manner in which th;Ie Right IHonourable Secre tary of State attendedl lo the application of tile parochial au- o tboritie, of Bethnil-green has afforded great gratification to h the parishioners, and we are happy to state, that by tbe formni. dhabli appearance of the detachment of Horse Patrol that were r parading the thoroughfares in the parish, ...

... HOUSE.1 OF' LORDS-DEc. ;.- The Marquess of IHERTFORD totik the oaths and hisa Beat. CORN LAWS. Lord KING said, lie had a Petition to preseut to their ILord ships against thtat ,treat anid gricerris arid scandalous 11nsono~ly the Corti Laws. rThe moonopolists had, lie btelieveud, beten led to deceive themselves, tlwiligh they would not be able to deceive othiers, when they said their object was ...

... ,( sXLIN(. HNIG H(11 LIFE. I~ ~ . I it a Copy, of af LithographicStatemnent, which IT iIIOIIg p he friends ofANr. Walroznd *] STrt 3TEIENTI CONCERNING THE Mu i ~ pA IR AT R'ICHMOND). il d it he char~ze rontgi I against. tite, in Coll. j ijts nl! Cl I-V tahitiir thle trouble to collie to et.i.It has titet a'ttiiitcd a mitre Iseni- I all coutpellkd to isalte the following A. jicqlti~it oiteIt ...

... C ( raIoM Tiar: JOUkiNAL DES DEBATS or SUNDAV.]J LEBEBRS 051F (PRntINCIPALtiY or Rbuss), OCT. 4.-Several Comununes of the l'rincipalityof Reuss, Lebenstein, owedsorne s arrears of their contribution to the Caisse i'esseursance, and ob- sdnittely refused to pay them. It was therefore thought neces- shry to execute them militarily. The proceeding conmienced e yesterday, with the Commune of Havia ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT G F GRE:ATJ BARITAIN' AND IRL.:rAND.l HOUSE OF LOIIDS-IDgc. 8. Thle Ea Il of WizichcLzae and( Lord Rtbblesilule took the oaths -and theli seats. The Earl of LAUD)ERDALF moved], thept there bie laid before t1,eir Lordships an Accounlt of all tile F~oreign Giain DImported for home consumiptioni, disi ingiiisbiiig the speries and quantity of each sort, tinder thle authority ...

... CONY k SUSSEX. EIGHTH DAY.-FRIDAy, JUNsE23 The polling for the lavourlte Candidates was very brisk to-day. At thecloacof th b0l e numbers were:- At te clse o thePI' on the day's P'oll. on the gross Pelt. 2 yi. urrell.. ~ 21 .b0 SirGodfreyl Wiebster Mr r BORL eundtak othe, Electors for the support h he had received, and hoped they would cniu hi Xti~S Mtr. H. CUSTNIs returned ...