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... LIST Or ?? roa NEXT WEEK. - A/r r 2 Btadford, Chap n-le Flrth, Durham, Lthu- Stourbrldge. WelliugLofl. (SaIop-) prnlvw, S.o.- rhal W ,Iwsol chwpataw,,Chesterfield, Ponty- pol U, CernAlheabbB, Stmrd 31..-Diirbam, Huddersield, Newbridge. Rugby, Waet- lord, Wors, East Grinstead, Gu sborough, Horshamn. Malmsbury, Rordeete Cartle Cary, Le.,mitster. ?? ' April j.-Ryegate, Truro. - Abergrly, ...
... PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCL HOUSE OF LORDS . - 5 CATHOLIC QUESTION. U. TUESDAY, March 3.-The Archbishop of York presented a ,r petition from the clergy of his diocese against the Catholics, and r, said, it would depend upon the securities accospanying the - measure to be proposed by the Ministers whetheir'he should op. n pose it or not. ,1 Upwards of one hundred petitions against the Catholic ...
... ILIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1829. Houme Robberies.-On Sunday night last, the premises of VI ?? Linders. Limehiln. lane, were entered and robbed of £x3 , :- Sg n A ,t- tntit, af utv:hnrin.a narpi - ntnrAu norhr e in money and 8 quantity of wearing ?? night ! week, the house of Mr. Havward, Byrom-street, was broken In into and robbed of about £8 in copper, and other articles.-t Same night ...
... atIt.amtntar-P compnmbium. I tran HOUSE OF. LORDS. S ASSOCIATION SUPESO-BL CTO and UPESIN IL-C HOIC QUTESTION. te TaMURSDAY, .i'arcls 5.-The Royal assent was given by comn- rati mhission to the bill for suppressing illegal and dangerous A&ssoci. obji ations in Ireland. A great nuneber of' petitions for and against toc the Catholic claims werer presented. They were principally of forr the ...
... Iarliamnutatm Qompenvtium. we HousE OF LORDS. *M Sul CATHa OLic 45ESYIO0N.-PET'ITIDVS. Hi ?? ?? Nr~e 19.-There were -ebout twenty-two ag foltiona in Avoqr of Ccncessuoin;'and, abotut thirty five against thi wpresented. Thir Lql Sl~ips werti almost vholly taken tip in list diseu~ltng tbe ?? of these Petitions, and circumstances con- eny nected with them. Toe Duke of Cumrberlandl presnted one ...
... ?? , Tvrao he lk ruir FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1829. DURL BETWEDN THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON AND LORD gre ,..,WINCHELSEA AmPo Am We are not tloitto write a sermon or moral essav on the duelling, after the manner of some of our cotemporaries. age The subject is threadbare; and we believethat all that can beli be said about it, pro and con, has been a hundred times re- of; peated. All the world knows that ...
... MR. PEMBZRTON'S DFBUT AT COVENT-GARDEN. 'This gentleman, of whose unquestionable powers of recitation, G and personation of character, we have borne frequent testimony, p; has it seems, gone through the arduou ordeal, on Monday night B( IS lst in the character of Virginiata.. We have, in our former a( s- notices of this highly-gifted gentleman, confined ourselves to his Li, performances in a ...
... BUSSIA AND TURKEY. aci. k - ?? cnn RUSSIA AND TUALA' Th lgo eiidztioug of ilie 24tb 11it. contains intelligence from Coost~antinople;. according to which, on the 18th o JanuerY, a division of Turkish troops, under the command of thi Ibrahim Pacha, attacked the cantonmen~fts of the Russians at pet Kouslidgiki, at the foot of' the Balkan, drove the Russians from anl 'teriueemft.and set fire to ...
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... Varirtfto- A Radical.-What is a Radical P One that ?? as the root Be of the matter in him. One that knows 'his ills, and goes the e way to remove them. The Whigs of 16P8 were Radicals; nmd so is every man that shuts his mouth to keep out ?? our Sto (lays. things are altered. The Whigs are nobody. They cry pa fir the toy, and can donothing with it when they get it. At all bo events, they only ...
... liertiora. I' ai I b ,I I t' tfIc1 - ?? lthe Pro us Aaria Freerksc, from Embden Si was wrecked on tire Cork Sand ?? in January. 222 t° on Deen comrunicated to the Committee for managing Ion. the 5irrsof I iod'e. that two Trinity-bouse Pilots belonging to 30,1 Al Io h Ureit;o take charge of the above vessel, and put a lat. flsitr'sitait b jllrl wito ran hter.upon the sand, a representation lon ...
... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1829. Burke and Hare.-The Barkomania seems to be still most prevalent, if we may judge from the numerous accounts in the netal papers, o the popular panic arising in many instances N1 from the sham attacks of thoughtless and unprincipled young fou men, who take a criminal delight in playing with the terrors of an( their fellow-creatures, notwithstanding the many ...