... PROTESTANT IRE'FORMIATION. TnxSiv Work is now finished.. It contains sixteen numbers, which. may be had in loose numbers, at four shillings; or, any single num- ber may he had for three Pence; or the whole may be had,. neatly bound in boards, tor four shilling8 and sixpence. It was my intentionj to publitsh a list of all thle Albbe~ys, Priories, I3os)iitals, ie; divided. under the heads of ...

... BouRSE V. SWrET.-A Jilry w4s smniaoned before the Se. co udary yenterz;ty, toassesidaiiages to theplilirtiff for thlse eul- prisoniini'at, arid an assault cummuitted upun him by defenidanat. Mrl'. C PIaLLiPS stated, that tIle pldilltiff, Mr. Baurur, was a respectable ard ispilenit clotihier, wilo possessed two establish. rrentg-the ouine io Coletuan-street, tire other itt No. 48, liegent ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE 01? LORDS.-APRIL 20. The LORD CHANCELLOR brougbt in a Bill, which Was read a first time, to alter and amend the Acts regulating the practice of the Court of Chancery, as to the Investment of Money in the Purchase of Land. Mr. N. Calvert, and others, from the Commons, brought up the Small Debts' Recovery (Irish) Bill the Manor Courts' ...

... AMERICAN.STATESMEN. 1,1e pacific restult of the Preside tial election produced a mi9t calm amomr the elements, which has not yet been t.,lly disturbed; altheugh palitical soothsayers consider it tire ened by the menieing posture of tbe Vce-President, at the bead of a party in the Senate of the United States, coin- ,,I of ill-contented adherents to General Jacklso and Mr. }(r55W fQd in the ...

... RENIANETS ON THE CIRCUIT. TO H 3iHc EEDITOR OF TLHITIORNING ClRONICLE. Siti-I observi' from a rennirk in your Paper, that thel cause of the evil of Itelolialets onl the Circulit is not distinctly under- stood. IThe neeessitv for thenil is sislely oiccasioned by allotting, for the husilleris of the differetit counities too little tiboe at a place. Y-'ur corrresprindeoit, Vitil>, very justly ...

... ' LAST DAYS OF LORD BYRON. TO MP. W. PARRY.! Landon, May 14, 1S5. SIy-I this morning read your historical work, entitled The Last Days of Lord Byron. From the fictions libels it contains, you shoild have called this romance Parry's Slanders. Now for the proof of MsY assertion. The warrior Chiefs who have liberated Greece, you call robbers and the Christian people fighting for tieir ...

... ---- --- -- O - A- CHJ -E -= THEls Al(NT.Ar' CHING fh'.f}1C4L I LONDON; 7'BVWSDAY, APRIL (i, 1926. Our readers can hardly have forgotten a trial for an assault, at the late Surrey Assizes, in which a well-known W\relsh Judge, a Magistrate of Surrey, and Recorder of Dover, &c. &c. was plaintiff; and Mr. CRAw'oRD, an eminent Merchant of the City, and a Magistrate of Sur- rey, was defendant. rhey ...

... FRENCH P. AERS. [l RUM TIV E EIOILI. ()1 OFALSDA', APlil. 'ii Arltin. t.-'rlL King heard 'Mass in tine Cia',l I of tile i leries. Iis M .ijesty alter wards well t t huilit i~l tl,e FIr 1i v i St. Germtain. 'I h'e Knin1e was accolmipanied by tl~e Di).ipiill ia the I)uke ol Luxembourg. One of the Journals asSerts that tbe atval force . Great - tai l, it, tbe ,lagUs, is i icreased. 'I'lis lviirr ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOIJSE OF LORDS.-APRIL 17. BANKING SYSTEM OF SCOTLAND. Petitions against any alteration in thle Banking System of Scotland were presented by the Duke of Athol, from several Parishes in the County otl Perth, by %he Earl of Kingston (in the absence of a Noble Friend, the Marquess of Queensberry) from the Magiistrates and Town Couneil of Dumfries ...

... EAV'I' INDIES. I StIDIABO.UN'C Alo tli 25Nt) IS A'/.Ei- i'4 bII1 disp~tciles haive- l~eenC eo at thle E;I.~t l.ii.~lit not officially ti antlifted :- Ilee oltdlo wt ,t di t'patch frooi M1. -e i', nt'tlh th', ce itclontlles fr,,iII C~t,>ti C.i, Dcm, md, Maijo-r Golly, commaflnding I0 tiz'llttl o:', r~olf i'tI rs ivith Bo uee.' Ii it . p i,' enemy wai tIV ILCI i ieeontoas'a' ,etdr hie retre ...

... THlE MORaN, A ] HII 0 YJCL \ II L()N D1) ON: GllTH'RSDJ ...

... MOST LAAMIENTABLE UCC(tURIENCE AT ENSHAM. I [From the Oxtord Herald.] I re ourc we have this week the patiltul duri of laying befor o b ti readers the de dils of a dreadful murder committed ojn Thomas a Mal Y. aged 19 years, a carpenter, of Ensliam, whore friends o- formerly kept the Red Lion Itn, in that place. rTe Perpetrator tJ of this horrid deed is Ekward Arnatt, a matl if about sinty ...