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... But, gentlemen, landowners and farmers, be reasonable gentlemend You have had svbat you wished for , you hare prevented, thus far, reform in England; you have re- stored legitimacy in France; and you are now giving a drubbing to the Yankees :,and , will vou not PAY for this ? 'Do you think, that the soldiers and sailors and contractors c and commisarlies and pursers and paymas- ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, Feb. 4. Lord Kixa,, on the part of Lord Holland, postponed the motion of which the latter had given notice for to-night on the subject of our relations with Turkey; Lord Holland was too much indisposed to attend the House-The motion was finally fixed for Monday next, when the Lords were ordered to be summoned. Thursday, February 7. In. a Committee of Privileges on the ...
... MONDAY, FeeRDURAP 25, 1828. T he LUleqy of the Press is the Paladium of all the CiOil, Political, antd Religious Rights of ar Englishman.-JuNIDS. THE explanations, which we so anxiously Poked for last week. have at length taken place in the House of Cons- mons; and although they exonerate beyond the possibility of further impeachment, (at -least as connected with the dowufall of the late ...
... Ete 1POt o~of 1Zthrtsb) aml frjtiap. LONDON, FRIDAY, FFERUARfI15.- 1 The oalise assigned for Lord Cochranesijlreturn to his staive country is, that the Greek caus.so far as re.ar' the contest with tile Turks, no longeei needis his slpp'ort. being at an end both by sea and land. His Lordship con. siders the effect of the battle of ;Nqvarino up)tn all the ibelligerent parties tq haye beeei T,,, ...
... SIUTTBR FD'OM TME CONTINENT. l. ?? I - ' v lo l l ?? Cg 02N! THIA, CCGVN'XT J AND) CU If, A- TA 1d- ti it- R ' ' ~ ftr 1 er 7 K ?? f A N D ?? ?? onl lycitiosra itintintif, tile 29l1I ?Mitnchi at o ' t 'l I n* t th e t' , C o f ot P aris diiijvieli' , ssiih Iti ct jro ' t0 f~ I Odirg thri'e days amo ne.t,i us 113 b Illt 1 M ite * 'c re tttrevcroutes, ffeim Lyann to 1'1111'- I ot. y t. sod ...
... *Irnc taia V Uamnt'.. HOUSE OF LORii.. TuESDAY, FP3. 19.-Thie Lord hancelkir, the, Barl of Shaflesbury and Lord E6l4loroeii'as his MLjesty Cmoamissioners,'gave the Roy1'Aseiiit tid hb Twelve.Million' Exchequer Bills B and the.Approprlati~a 'Bill, . 'Sevetal petitions were present'ed from 'vaions quarters-en, .bebulf 'f ?? Cahslic9of.ir'ela'isd; and the Protestant 'Dissenters of the '6Uite4 ...
... INSPI?161'rolt.ll To the EDITOR of the EXETER. FLYING-POST. Sea, ?? Thle boldest stnrt from public sncers, Afrsid of shamle ketkuo'vi, t otiher fears. The turkey-cock who struts' with affected.iignity before the ad in lig eves nf a pustry-yirl stud drwils by his gobbling the notes ot bis less-garrulous coil paiion4, doubtless teels hiI- selfhighlyexalted by the submissioik auid'ep etful ...
... coneinuedfi-om page 2. 1 HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, FEB. 4.-The Mar-ti qf Co- r3oeqain brought down his MaJesty'sanswerto theaddress of.the house, expressive of his satisfactloni thereat, svhich on the motion Of ?? *r iel'dngtoe was ordered to be entiredlon the journals. LOrd King, on behalf of Lord Holland (contieeed to his house by the o011t) postponed tht motion on the affairs of the East to ...
... FIGHT BETWtEN NED BROWN (c TIaE SPRIG OF.AJYATLE) dND SOL. RAUBEAS. Y A good deal of interest was excited yesterday among tbe e milling fraternity, by a fight. which took place btwese tL e above fatic heroes, in a meadow on the Barnet read. The stakes were small-being but five pounds a-side-but the fame of the i e men rendered the conrest attractive. Brown is well knswn is a star of a minor ...
... PI IS PAPERS. [FRMNI TlE GAZEErIl, DE FRANCE, DATrD SATURDAY, FEB. 9.] t BUCsIAtir.tr, JAN. 8.-Si!,ce the departure of the Ambassa- dors trom Contantirlople, tile tate 4f affairs appears to be as w litile changed there ais in the ntiighbouring States. The Go- C verunteut continues to order military armaments and ineasures calculated to revive the spirit of the nation, Tae Russians are ...
... A DetachmlDt belonging to the 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards marched on Friday morning from Westtainster, for Bristol on rou'e t9 Netvbridge. A Detichment beloiging to the 70th Regiment of Infantry marched on Friday morning from Westmiuster, for Bristol cr Au tDetachmeto belonging to the 73d Regiment of Foot marched on Friday morning from W iestminser, for Bristol, on ronte. t Blittevaut. A ...
... THE MORNTINVG CIIRON'JCLI B. L ON 1) O N: SiTURDAY, FEBRUARY23, 1828. It was expected-that the Marquess of CLANRICARDE, in consequence of what fell from Mr. HuSKISSON on Monday night, would have followed up ini the House of Lords last night his statement of -Monday, the 1Ith, that Mr. HusycissoN had declared, that nothing should induce him to take office with those who had pursued with calumny ...