... TIlE M10RNING LIII? O\ICL(1 LON DON: 'T'HUR SDSY, MY 2d , IS21; . The candid Speech delivered last night by Lo I LANSDOWN, in the Committee on the Bonded Com, was highly honourable to him. Some Noble Lo :-I have complained of the Landholders having been ncid up to the enmity of the public; but if the example set by his Lordship were generally followed, enmity worud soon give place to very ...

... 17l1; JU0R.NIIVG C1ll.ICLE. LON DON': ,?(1XDJY-; MAYV S, 1826. 1 lie lni'tness of the House of Commons is likely to terminate e-out Saturday week, when a short adjournment will takeL !tee, until the Bills have proceeded throuigh the House of Loirds. We have received the Paris Papers of Fiiday, and the Eoile of 'Saturday. If any credit is to be given to a correspondence froru ' unich, in the ...

... THUL MIOANl G CHRONITCLE. __~ - -- LON DON: IVEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1826. Our readers will see from our Parliamentary Report, what the feelings of the Landowners are with respect to the two measures respecting Bonded and Foreign Corn, proposed by Ministers All distinctions in this country in the present day, may be said to be insignificant compared with the two, of Owners of the boil and the rest ...

... I , Thle twenty first Anniversary Meetiitg of tile Memnbers sind Irictds o f the above Institi LI ;l too]; plAl t' Ystertl 'IY, at tile s Frcerniaso. a' Tavern, clnd was atl'tvdedl by a flnfil'l'ccls titid r i.'shcilocabl1' asqtjihllcc. it was ,,c'tedl tihat, Iis Roylys igii~i enes's ttce D)1551 lot Sut'sex woitldi litti't presidetd. A slcort tinte .cftor twtelve o'cl'llCi an intimvlticin 'as ...

... The county of Westmeath, we are told, will be contested: Colonel Packenhato, it is said, is likely to lose what is fantas- ticadly erouovh called tihe High Protestant interest, for his moy,- duct luriig ttie last Session on the Catholic Qujestion. Colonel Roclifort ffrirshimself on the Purple and Orange interest-and it is, tberefiore, a matter for Mr. Tuite, Mr. M alone, and other dominant ...

... ~~~~~~~~p , - i;p; ' IMPERIAL PARLiA '~i!N - - OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IREL NID). HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, MTAY I2. evral Cutlorne, and others from thle Couisnraon, brolli:riI up atsvrlprivate Bills, CORN LAWS. Twner Mantquetts CAMDEN presented Petitions irom t ii owe ownars occupiers of hand in anid near Maiidstone, twt frow ~Ytrto nthe Corn Laws. I- ~~ABOAITION OF Sl-AVERY. to Lord Viscount ...

... MELANCHOLY CATASrROPHE. Bat two short weeks have passed since it has been our lot to record the loss of three lives by the opsettiog of a boat in our water, and it is now our rrelancholy duty to announce tile loss if four more fromt the same cause. A large bost is kept at the r Powder Magazine at Marchwood, for thc conveyance of the tiliccrs of the establisilmeit to arid ftioi tiis town. This ...

... 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., ...

... 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, ...

... IMAY, 1826. PROPOSED RESOLU TIONS RE LATIVE TO THE STAN E OF ThE NATION. Ni. 1. That tire assertions rmade to this- House by tihe Chan- cllor of the Exchequer, ont 3d March, 18'', that a redetion of 24 766t5201v in the capital of tile Public Debt had been effected by tile opei lioir et tIb, Sittking Fuid, fronm the termiiitioin of lie wvtir u p to the 5tl Ja0u ary, 182.i 3 ard again, o01 the ...

... MiPERIAL PARLIAMENT oi GREAT BRITAIN AND IRIELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY, MAY]8. Tlhc Earl of DERBY presentedl a Petition front the Catholic InvhabitantF of Liverpool, praving for a repeal of the Lkwa in- flicting Disahilities tin the Cathlolics. Mr. J. Smithil, Cap'ain Percy, and others from the COMINo4sy broughlt op several Private Bills. Mr. Crayfer, frnm thre Tireasury, presented at the ...

... ELECTION IN'I ELIt (E,( I. the LricFISrr.R.-%r. Evans' and Mir. (;V, 't, t,, t id nigthis 13-roiigh i tl~e ttormer its 1e Ked cat lsiisiiii iator, t Air. I te' day silltilar siitIit~iltelo s i (:1~li tA litills1 antI c~,rniiieucvs it-s catty Ss ii: ditvt wa I~ALDO'N.-A T'eri tirt eg e it ire, [a4 e. htist xwte'il to 'ti ll onl are spookert of as Tot y Candidtates, i in not dleclaredt rIteIttM ...