... [1501 TE DULINMORIINOREGISTER]J Yestrda he I~n clle th Prtestant, Meeting vwti attmpedtobehed i te ied ?? houste, it, Marlorouhstftt. The ituaionwas particularly w*il choenforit as iretlyoppsit tht building celebrated iii Irih hsttyan knw in he annl of cruet adtortor'x by the came of Betlefurd's Riding-loSt,. The ypretlence for holding the meeting in the open pir was, that the Rotund ...

... THE M10RITVING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUEdIDAY, FEBRUfRY 3, 1829. We received last night Lisbon Papers to the 25th January. A change of Ministry at Lisbon is talked of. The following are extracts:- LISBON, JAN. 10.-Thie official part of the Getzette contains a notice to the effect, that hi. MAJESTY having been ijaformed of the active exertions which some persons are making to buy up horses and ...

... ELECTION 01 X N .LDERM.AN. Yesterday it Ward mote was hlad at the Schoolhouse, in Bi- le shopsgAte, for the purpose of electing an Alderman, In tb. room t- of Sir R C. Glynn, appointed to Ltte sinecure if Blridge Ward. ?? crowd was overwhelming, and the friends of both candi- dates made tremendous exertions. The Rigist Roen. the Lord ?? ippeared, anod was loudly cheered by the Electors. He ...

... THE LdTE FIIE IN PHcENIX-STREET. COMMITTAL OF MR. JACOBS (THE LANDLORD) ON SUSPICION OF ARSON. Yesterday the Inquest on Mary Davis was resumed.-Mr. Jacobs (the landlord of the house) continued his evidence. He said that combustible materials were in the house, which were used in his business; the room adjoining the deceased's apart- ment was filled with moulds and pipes, but nothing of an in- ...

... CJRLISLE ELECTION.-RIOTING. CARL.16L., SATURDAY EVEIG'io. H4ALF-FAST FIVE. I wit in~~et ase o svethepot.pollingtcemanencedcat ?? o'clock thisl mfomfiR -and continue-d pretty quietly, but With great briskness, till four O'clock Thre Crimios~f Were A- head till noon, wbeu the BIIUCS rallied strongly, and took the lead. At four o'clock the MayOr annloanced the state of the poll- For Henry ...

... iMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF COMLMONS, FEB. I1. Mr. Johnson presente4 Papers relative to the Si.nlps of Ire- ?? to lie on the table. Sir It. INGLIS presented a Petitian from Ecciesthorpo, against the Catholic Cliims.-Ordered to be pritited. Sir H. PAiRNELL presented a l'etition from the R1m0fn Ca tholics of AghILvo, in the Q eerr's County, in favour ot the Itomarn ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEB. 6. Their Lordships adjourned over till Monday on last night, which 44staped the notice of our Reporters, and consequently their Lordships did not meet this day. HOUSE OF COMMONS. BEER AND SPIRITS. Mr. Alderman WOOD moved for a series of Returns at to the Export and Home Consumption of Beer & Spirite.-Ordered THE CATHOLIC ...

... LONDON: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY19, 1829. We alluded yesterday to the conversion of the Duke of CUMBERLAND. It is confidently circulated, and ge- nerally believed. It appears now to be the prevailing opinion, that Mr. PEEL will succeed in his re-election. We have mere than once, after the conclusion of a debate on the Catholic Question-when struck with the utter inability of the opponents of ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Mbanbebster-square, Feb. 18, 1829. Sia-This day's Aorning Herefd excites my indigat ttont. As a1 Freeman of the City at York, and As a Freeholder of the County, I reprobate the aitempt of that Paper to give an un- christlaulike and narrew-msinded opposition to the appeal of the Churce of York for the repair of its Cathedral, the most magni- ficent proof ...

... MARY-LA. RONNE PARfSH. Yesterday there was a Meeting of the Committee appointed ny the parishioners, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the sub.Committee on the mubject of the Select Vestry. The Meeting took place at Clark's Auction-rooms, in Holleas-tireet. Mr, Crawford was tnsaulmouftly called to the Chair. The CHAIRMAN then opened the business by stating, that the obje'ct of the ...

... The following are extracts from German Pampers which ar- rived yesterday:- BRANDENDUROt, Fan. 6.-While the three great Powers are acting rwith the greatest zeal and unanimity in the pacification of Greece, they are said to differ very much in their views with respect to the vacification of Turkey ; and, as a fourth great Power has lately taken up the cause of the Turks, it is very likely that ...

... yesterday, a considerable portion of the time of the Magtis- traits of Unloss-Hall was occupied in ant investigation relative to the masiseonduct of a man nanaed Myers, and tise wife,towards a number of poor and destitute female children, who have been placed under their protection to learn a sedentary trade called tambour work, by the United Parishes of St Gile and Blooms- bury, and Lamheth. ...