... 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 ...

... SitB JAMES SCARLETT has declined to accept a number of retainers which have been presented to him by professianal gentlemen in Yorkshire, since his deter. minalion to resign the office of Attorney-General was an- nounced. The answer is, that it is rot the intention of s Sir James to return to tlhc Northern Circuit. a WVe understand that, by an order from the Board of Excise, a very Strict ...

... Rtull vact'irt all'a TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 182, -; - -- - - - AurrOUGH the proceedings of the ieciS the commencement of the session, have been I presenting of petitions and giving fotices fm. ecceptable ..ira.. , ,, tn e hemn I ' It six feet, presenting of petitions and giving n mtk ted to to carry a are not without considerable in I *(i ltvtis a)e iterest, Tl, apparatus tholies of Ireland ...

... joiner, Spring-Row, was i lately delivered of Itree children at a birth-two boys and a, girl. At first, they were all thoughlt likely to live; but two of them died in a short time, and tise. third at the end of if of a fortnight. The same lady, on two former occasions, pi has had twins. d e HULL, FLORAL ANM HIOtTIcU1TU'RtlAL Sncra'rY.-At the fo e annual general meeting of this society, held on ...

... UcIt any 3tumbtr ttrcury. IArt~Uv L - TUESDAY, FE.BRUARY 5, 1828. jSegdop Of Parliament coimimenced en Tuesday last. i .,,t and increased number, of ourcolumns, -na - - , n~rc ^ VPrv Amnl .' e - P.1 -- *E ---- abled us to comprise a very ample detail of the pro- to in both Houses, uip to Friday evenrig last. To cha t refer our readers for the discussion which en- Cas- moving the Address in ...

... FORE'IGN INTELIGTENCEL. ICi'.-The Session of the Chambers commen s FRnANcr.-The Session of the Chambers commenced on ch Tuesday last. The King, in the commencement of his of speech observes :-My relations with the powers of Ea- - rope continue to be amicable and satisfactory. The affairs of the East alone offer some difficulties ; but the treaty which I have signed with thie King of England ...

... PARLIAMEN'TAIRY INTELLIGEN.CE. HOUSE OF LORTJS-T-.HUPSSDAY, Frn.turtxmx'14- Its t. ~~CORN LAWS. Lontr Cervrt.,'rrN inquireld or the Dunie of Wellington, whether It lens thea ?? of rho Admrirrisocaban to brieg forward tire ~>Corn Bill irefore the Eister recesan 'r he Dcxi; oF Weaarr ss idse t r could oat answoer this rques. t thio, irs tire itgut lair. Geritlorirr wirose busiistie it ?? to ...

... - HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUrSDAV, JA2. 2B. be Tirs being the day fixed for the meetingofbt hoeso a' to- Ilanreupt, the -avercuies leading to tbcnm were from an early hour an croirded by srricoulasprCtators, andi great exertions were made byr T,- masny to obtairn places, far the Purpose of hearing, tine debatft Whrich are were exprcted to occur on thit Important occasIon. The doors of toit the ...

... AMI1SctHl.lANEOUS NEMVS. +ktr + tha -1 male r of .- Ialnmn he the It is stated that a member of Parliament has sent his slhe rte.. usual donation of two chests of congou tea to he divided tie oc- among the wives and daughters of his constituents. This imi lost we supp 'se means any thing but. tea and turn-out. the Pe- Lord Durham has given orders to his agents to supply des lase the poor ...

... ILPBRlqL -SAJ LIALENT. her HOUSE or LORDS-MoNDAY, FEBRUARY-fl* the )TM glun be The Earl of DARNLEY asked- the Duke of Wellington tia whether he proposed to bring forward any measures for aind OL the relief of the population of Ireland, and avowied an a Is opinion that a committee of inquir asto the number and In state of tine Irish people'would be productive of advantage. Poo The flDuke Of ...

... MAARINERS' CHURCH. ridarits On Sunday morning last, the building ~rmrlev in. ndias Ebenezer Chapel, situated on the Junction Dockd- Q r, as it was opened for Divine Service, according to the itaI the 23 the Church of England, for the accommodation ofi l dis- mariners of this port. It has be n recently fitted cp, civil undergone several necessary alterations; and need; r civil the addition of a ...

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