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... TIlE .O11INING CHIjONICLE. I LONDON: AIO(NDAY, JUNE 26, 1826. It must be owned, in justice to the LORD CIIANcEL- LOR, that his Lordship never lets slip any opportunity of setting offhimself and the Court over which he presides to the utniost possible advantage. It seems Mr. GlRDLL- STONE, jun. had, on Friday, complained of the delay, and the expences of the suit, amounting to 10,0001., in the ...
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... I [ ~COUNTY OF SUSSEX. v ~~CHICHESTER. SEVENTH DAY. r'TueltJsDAY.-At the clole of the poll, the numbers were- -For urel 179 . Gross.. Poll 1278 r. Cartels ..192 I12 Webster . 83794 I-On the latter numbers being annaun-ced, aVo~ic~e in. -the crowd ,e exclaimed. Thleyare all plurupers-there are 400tmore coming from Hastings.1 'Mr. BURRELL said, he had thanked tire electors so often, ...
... IifYI MIORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: 7HURSDAY, JUNE X2, 1826. The Somersetsbire Election outdoes Preston, Sir THOMAS LETHBRIDGE'S hair must have stood on end. The Badronet frowned terriblytron Mr. HUNT ; but his wrath fortunately only vented itself in words and looks. Our readers will see, from our Report of the Sussex Election Contest, that the liberal lFreeholders of that county have followed ...
... I The following letter is stated to have been written on the eye of Lord Coebrane's departure for Greece:- COP'Y OF A LETVEX FROM LORD COCHRANE To 1ISI HIGHNESS MOHAMMED ALE, PACHA OF EGYPT. Your employing foreigners in your military and naval Ser- vice, the privilege which you claim and exercise of building and equipping ships of war ill neutral states, and of purchasing stearnmvessels, and ...
... I COUNTY OF WEST MORLAND ELECTION. ,b THIRD DAY.-ArPLEBY, JUNE 24.co The polling went ,Oa pretty briskly in the course of the day, tak btthe Blues cOn~plidued that the Yellows had filled the spacevr near the polling booths so early as ten o'clock, in order to keep We off tile other voters. This report was, however, cosatradicted, SO and a a couiitercharge of a similar nature made. ln order to ...
... IRISH BATIST SOCIETY. I The Annual Meeting of the Baptist Society for promioting the proP4a9rtion of thle Gospel in Ireland washel yetr an fli' Ing at the City of Loiidon Tavern, an a ey0mrit the And respectably it.tended. 4after a hynhdbensn y hev Ar- sembly, and an excellent prayer deivre btte tue. r Uptoll, thle Rev. Mr. Ivitney, the Sertryt dh fromtu tion, 'stated that Mr. Bittterworth W5 ...
... TURN-UP BE:TWE)EN WVARD AND SAMPSON. Thesefistic heroes, who have twice met in the prize ring, to the entire advantage of Jem Ward, recently set out on a sparring tour, agreeing to divide the fruits arisiag froa. the displayof their joint talents. On their arrival at Norwich, however, some milsanderstanding arose on the divisiotl of the spoil. Not being able to adjust their differences al ' a ...
... I. 1have *ribd at the ,ne town in pro- . d-hebengrossed ,ndidate, has not been reason assigned for his ab- ,lye of his safety. He does not ,antly situated in tile eastern part of if the sea ports and towns the populace At Brighton, Hastings, Rye, &C. the Paid to continue strong in opposition to him oster has got so many votes without any apparent *., expenee, or organizatioln, that it is su?- ...
... IFIGHT BETWEEN REUBEN MARTEN AND) I JANUARY, FOR FIFTY POUNDS A SIl)DE. This fight took place yesterday at Blindlow-heath, Sessex, tweuty-six miles frem London The distance, combined w'itl the oppressive heat of the day, prevented many ot the tbvell patrons ofthe ringfrom beingipresent; litstill there wis a tiie- rable master of the friends of the combatants. 'ihe inbrets of Marten as a ...
... COUNTY OFPYORK. *This election took place on Wednesday last a-t thla Castle- a yard, at York. Both parties had anticipated a contested elec- titan until Monday evening, wben the Commi~ittee which had been formed at Wakefield to secure the return of Mr. Betbell, Y' asntounced to the Committee of thle other Candidaites that they had that day resolved, at at Meeting of Delega~es from Had f ...
... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE I COUNTY OF SUSSEX. SIXTH D)AVY1W~b1TSiA`Y. To-dg~y, chichete Cattle, Market was Iheld ; tie far- in flocked sin ro all thre Adjoinhing country, andl Ia large bdy oflotkersi frrn' flttO i'ste interest of Sir Godfrey' Websbter, having entered thle town, int procession, there WHS 4 tfliich more. atjitaation thain on any preceluing day. ho~ Light Blliies, also, Mr. ...