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... |PEiRIAL PARLIAMENT jX1.4T B6RITA4N AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 30. yand othera from the Comntalons, brought up isleo Ilglat 11bich were read a first time. ?? Bilk were for warded one stage. CATHOLICS. ~Esrl of HARDWICKE presented a Petition from Wis- A; larotir of the Cstholirtl Tha Noble Earl said that he j pproved of the prayer. From siu years' reidence in as coupld say the measure ...
... DIBDIV'S MONUMENT. About six years ago Dr. Kitebiner, and a few friends of the late Charles Dibdin, formed themselves Into a Committee for the purpose of raising a Subscription to defray the expence of erecting a Monument to his memory. Mr. Sievier, the sculp- tt ter, submitted a design, which wsZ approved of, and an order S was given him to proceed. In 1824, a grand festival was given at the ...
... DREADFUL FIRES-THREE LIFES LOST. A most alarming fire broke out on Friday morning, about three o'clock, at CAntberwell, which, we are sorry to say, not only destroyed a large quantity of property, but led to thle loss of three lives. The fire comnmenced at the hn'sr above slated, in the dwvelling- house of Mr. Worger, a boot find shoemaker, facing the Green ; and such was the speed with which ...
... [PFOM THE GAZETTE DE FiRANCE, DATED MARCH 29.] SMY RNA, FEB. 2I.-(ExtraCt of A Private Letter-)-The news which we have from Constantinople is old, but if the wind fa vours the vessel which is to bring yon thialtter, it will reach you before the mail. The following are the moat lntarE p~articulars known here. ?? rmflst Mr. Janbert ?? to seet hein Effend fro tin to tuna, but theme Interview$ are ...
... LONDON: q a 7 URSDAY, XIIRCH 31, 1829. t The Catholic Relief Bill has at length made its way It through the House of Commons. An Amendment was b moved to the Motion for the Third Reading, that the E Bill be read a third time this day six months; and the a discussion lasted till a late hour this morning, when a di. 0 vision took place. The numbers were- C For the Amendment . ?? 142 a Against it ...
... THE MIORNING CHRONICLz.'. LONDON: AlONDAY, N.4RH 30, 1829. We received last night the Prussian State Gazettc to the 2Sd of March, containing news from the Theatre of War between the Russians and Turks. The Russians claim the advantage in several recent reconnoissances and affairs of posts. NEWS FROM THE THEATRE OF WAR. BERLIN, MARCH 22-General Count DIEHITSCH, Cont- ?? of the army, gives a ...
... NVATIONAL TiIBbTE TO MR. O'CONNELL. [yRoM THB DUBLIN MORNING REGISTER.] One of the most respectable Meetings ever held in Dublin assembled on Wednesday,in the toam of the late Catholic As- sociation, for the purpose of carrying into effect adequate mea- surec to pay to Mr. O'Connell a tribute worthy of the nation and the rata, for his long, great, atud successful exertions in the caust of ...
... THE LATE DUEL IN H[Gh LIFE. [FRaOM THR ONSERVER Or YRSTZRIAY.] FURTHER PARTICIULARS, So secret were the negociations preparatory to this duel, that none of the most intimate friends of either party were privy to what was passing. Sir Henry Ffardinge, as the friend of the Duke, mqde hiu appointments with the Earl of Falmouth who waS the friend of tbt Earl of Wincbilsta, at the House of Loris, ...