... 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 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 ...

... THE MORNING CHR O iVJCL h. LONDON: NIONDI^Y, A'R fRH 9, 1S29. We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday, and the Gazette de France dated Saturday. They are filled chiefly with local concerns, of little general interest. They take considerable interest in the question which now agitates this country. The following are the only extracts possessed of in terest:- [FROMDruit ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 9. Mr. Beck, from the Office of the Commissionere of the National Debt, presentaed Accounts of the Savings' Banks. Lord Stanley and Mr. F. Lewis, and ether Members of the Commons, brought up two Private Bills. CATHOL ICS. Petitions in favour of the Catholics were presented by Lord Littleton, from a place in Staffordsbire ; by tbh Earl of Darnley, from tbe Dissenters of ...

... IARRIVAL OF THE DUKE Ob NORTHUMhBER- I LAND, LORD LIEUTENANT OF IRAND | [AuRIDGED FROM THE DUBLIN STATESMAN OF SATURDAY. a We perform a most gratifying duty in announcing to the w country tbat the Duke of Northumberland hbas commenced his Government of Ireland. His Grace bas this day been formally s invested with office; he has taken up his abode among us; and, to use a warm phrase, whose ...

... MINORITY UPON AIR. PEEL'S RESOLUTION. Anitrobus, ?? C. Archdail, Gen. Arkwrighlt, Rich. Astley, Sir J. D. Baker, Edwvard Banikes, Henry Bankes, Geo. Barclay, Chas. Baslard. E. P. Bastard, John Bailey, C. H. Blfast, ILord Bell, ?? Blackburne, John Blandtoril,DIarqueso Porrodaile. It. Boniverie, lion. B. Bright, Henry Irydges, Sir J. Buck, Lewis Burrell, Sir C, Burrell. Walter Capel, John Cecil, ...

... 'THE MORNING CHRONYRTC. LONDON: TUESD.AY, M4RCH 10, 1829. We received at a late hour this morning the Paris Papers of Saturday, and the Gazette de France dated Monday. The Constitutionnel, under the head 1 News from Bra- zil, states, notwithstanding all the intrigues of England and Austria, the usurpation of Don MIGUEL, recog- nized by all our Absolutists, all our Villelists, and all our ...

... I There was a very numerous Meeting of the Irish Catholics at the Thatebed-house Tavern yesterday afternoon, for the pur- t pose of receiving the Report of the Comimittet appolited on Saturday last to draw up a Petition to Parliatment, which, whilst a it expressed the ?? of the Meeting for the boon that wac to be extended to the Roman Catholics, Tet praved that that part t of the measure of ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... .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, ...

... THE allOl'lING CHRONlICLE. LON D ON: IVEDNESDJLY, AI1RCH 11, 1829. We yesterday received the Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Gazelte de etrance, dated Monday. The Chamber of Deputies were occupied chiefly on Saturday with discussions of Petitions respecting Religious Con- gregations, and Missions in the Interior. The former subject, the Congregations, was disposed of by passing to the Order of ...