... DREADFUL SUICIDE OF HENRY BOSANQUET, EsQ On Friday meuning the whole of the Chancery Bar was thrown into consternation by the report of the death of Mr. Henry Bosanquet. the ntphew of Mr. Serjeant Rosanquet, who It was stated bad shut himself ?? the head at lir, cham- bere, No. 5, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Ion. It was racer- tained, on inqniry, that bis laundress had gone to bis chambers. as ...

... IRISH IORTY SHILLING FREEHOLD DIS. FRdNCHISEFNRT BILL.| [Nete-The words printed in Italics are proposed to be inserted in the Committee.J Whereas by an Act of Parliament of Ireland, passed In the tbirty-third year of the reign of King Henry the Eighth, inti- tuled, Au Act for the Adjournment of the Parliament, and the place to hold the same, and what Persons shall be chosen Knights and ...

... 7I1E CATHOL.C QUESTION. LIST OF THE MAJORITY FOR TIM MOITION FORl cGUIpN IN'TO, A £03131lTTIl5 TO CONSIDER THES LA0W, 1Ui11.l11i, Ill AOIIITIB. ON HIS IlIAJXSTV'i HOMISAN ?? JIC SVI915CTIr, I A VIEW TO THEIR REMIOVAL.XMARCHI 5. Abereromnil ' Fitzgeraldl, John Palmer, C. F. Non-,3 F~izgernlId, Lord XV. P.lmer, R. Aco', Fitlngibball. Hon. it. Pailmerstonn ViecOllnt A'Frbes. Lord Parnell, Sir H. ...

... IRISH ZLECTIVE FRANCHISE. [FROM TUlE OBElRVErR.| On Saturlay a Meeting of Irish Roman Catholics, and other Gentlemen, was held at the Thatched House Tavern, for the purpose of cosaidering the measure now before Parliament, respecting the rhising of the qualificatien for the Elective Frac chise In Ireland from 40i. to 101. Mr. O'CONNELL comsmenced the business of the day by ?? the Resolutlios ...

... A few days ago an Inquest was held at the Hog in Armour public-bouse, Great Saffron -blil, on tho body of James Steward, a childonly eight years of age, whose death was occasioned by drintking ardent spirit. Tue father of the child was a deaf and dumb wan, and got his living by fortune-telling. He lived at No. 101, Saffron-bill. It ?? stated that the unfortunate child, who was the subject of ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREdT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. pi HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 13. 1, Two Private Bills ware read a second time. s The Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Navy Mutiny Bill, went ts through a Committee, and the Reports were received. r Sir Alexander Grant, and others from the Commons, brought ye up the Army Marine Bill, a Private Baill, and the Naturalization P'C Bill of an individual. be ...

... THE MYSTERIOUS A4FAIR. (SINGULAR AFFIDAVIT IN CHANCERY.) 1N CHANCERY. BETWEEN TNOMAS GARTH, ESQ., PLAINTIFF; AND Sitt HERBERT TAYLOR, KNIGHT COOiMANDER OF THE BATH, SIR JOHN DEAN PAUL, BARONET, ROBERT SNOW, AND) JOHN DFAN PAUL, AND CHARLES MOLLOY WESTUACOTT, GENTS., DEFE'NDANTS, Thomas Garth, of Melton Mowvbray, in tbe County of Leicester, Esquire, a Captain on balf-pay in his Majenty's Army ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND). HOlOUSE 01 LORDS, MACtCH 12. CATHOLICS. Lord AUCKLAND, in tbe absence of a Noble Marquesp, gave not.ie tlarfie wouid to-morrow evelning present r Petition from the Catholics of Ireland. I~efore his Lordship had fintishtd giviing the notice, the Alarquess of Lantdown entered the House, which occasioned a considerable laugh. The M trquess ef ...

... .rot thc LONDON (I.ZET XE of Tuesday, March 10. --I DUBLIN CASTLE, MARCH fi, 1829J. His Gracs the Doke of Nlor? humbrr laud, K.G. who embeirked 5 at Holylsead ona Thurisdtyiy 5 it tbe'5thl of MEITCt, On board the fl E~scape. stellmn-vessel, arrived at Kingstown Harboulr at foist ,o'clock this morning. H s Gr,.co, on his arrival in Dablits this day, was received by t.2e Lcd Mao~r, Aldermen, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or CREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARtCU 11. Sir Alexander Grant, and others front the Commons, b ti out t up the Marine Mutiny Bill, and Exchequer Bills Bill, whicb were read finrt time. The Secretary of the Millbank Penitentiary presented the An- ?? Accounts ofthat Establishment. On the ifotionof the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, an humble Address Wis ordered to be ...

... THE MJORNING CHJROXIC' I.I LONDON: FRID.4YA ARCH 13, 1S29. WVe have received the Paris Papers of 'I ec'J4 the Gazette de Tramce, dated Wednesday. In the Chamber of Deputies, on Mlondy,1 quess de CAMBA, the Reporter of thte (om ,::re charged with the examination of the present L ! ; ing Tobacco, delivered the Report of tie I orr, The project proposed the continuatioa of the FIWP, i to the ...

... ROMAN CAThOLIC RELIEF BILL. [Note.-The words printed in JItlics are proposed lobe inserted In the Committee.] Whereas, by various Acts of Parliament, certain restraints and diashilities are Imposed on the Romuan Catholic subjects of big Majesty, to which other subjects of his Majesty are not liable : and whereas It Is expedient that such restraints and dis- abilitles shall be from henceforth ...