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... F 1 '1T ' E N 11A It kN1. 4 '.IiN x I FRINKNhEDMOJND, }{SP(R l. IJ The match between the alrtlve mfu, ?? has b the tapios, was s*fted yesterday tiu tte rtd f3 c neglectedi mil1.ang arena, Nomuana Ltnil, in Her tl,, hj . names of the ?? are fanitli it- the t ?? ' izii gilltc art. J iiies as a rnsfli t a tild lee a,1 'I .. fist'C ftnle ; andi Redmond alhttli ither if ! a e *sttm aid scientific ...
... ED I N 1U R G 1. -- ?? wwmw CATtTOLIC PErTITroNS.-Tho Petitions from this city in favour of tl.e nseasures of G ovcmnment for n settlement ot the Catholic question, vere forwarded by Monday morning's mail to the Earl of lHaddington, Lord Melville, and ,ir James 1I1ackintoshl. They were open for signature for only six days, ani within that period they were signed by above 70it0 or the ...
... GRAND BALI. TO THE OFftCERS OF THE 25TH REGIMENT. The Gand alte Fd ?? which has engaged Pref, thle attentioen of the fashionable circles for some weeks past, took place in thle Counsty Rooms on Thursday last, and wans conducted in a style of' oplendour of whtch'welhave had few examples in this part of hle country; and which perhaps hats not often beery surpassed in thle Salon' of the ...
... IMPEIRIAL PARLIAMETN'1 HOUSE OF LRS Thlrsredsry, Malrrc Ii 1). The Duke of Cumnbersand said lie hia, the honour tb pre- sent to their lordaships the general petition Of thle Proitstants of Ireland, the prayer of' which was, that their lord'~4ips J Vwould nlot gs'snt any further concession's to the Roman Ocillho lies. 'He believed chat no petition used ever been proenseed tp 0either house of ...
... P¢rom the LONDON GAZETTE o1 Tuesday, March 31. - I DiCLARATirON9 OF INSOLVENCY. MARl if 301, iS24.-JOHN ltOLL.INiON, of Starnfijeid and Gre:, WheinethamnaSmitfeloilieri trhita heis ininisolvent cilrcumstances, (irl is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors. MAIRcn 31, IS29.-RlCHtAD ROItNSON, o Woilverhampton, Stao . fordshirs.,hair k lrogoer and perfurner, that ie i, In insolvent ...
... The conduct of this youtb, only sixteen years of age. who forfeited his life to the offended laws of his country on Friday last, was extraordinary for his years, as regards the seif-pos- session in which lie remained, and the firmness with which be ap- peared to meet his fate, which be contemplated sometimes with a cheerfulness bordering on hardihood ; at other times he wes found hI tears, but ...
... I THE hORNING CHRONICLt,'h. I LONDON: WEDNVESD4Y, iPRIL 1, 1829. The Catholic Relief Bill was read a first time last night in the House of Lords. The Duke of WVEL- LINGTON moved that it be read a second time on Thursday next. Lord ELDON, who is floating on the full tide of popularity, and who dreads nothing so much as the termination of this to him envi- able state of things, naturally wishes ...
... Seurtday, Smudtay -tnd Tuesday's Postv. LOhNPOW, MOX{DAY, MARCHr 30. By the French papers.of Thursday, we learn that the Russian Field Marshal Count Wittgenstein; has resigned the command of the army on account of his advanced age, and ill state of health, and Count Deibitach has been appointed to tbe chief direction of the Imperial forces, 'lhere has been a variety of arrivals from framburgh, ...
... FOREIGN INTE LLJGENCE. The French Papers contain intelligence of a late date from I Cvnstantirople. The Sultan had returned from his maritime cscursion, on board a steam boat, to the Capital- and the reparations for the tenewal of the campaign were continued uith unabated activity, and on a most extensive scale. At the same time frequent conferences took place between the D~ragoman of the ...
... 3bIMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. .LONDON. Wle understand it has been sinilied to Sir Charles We- .hetell, the Attorney.General, that his .lejesty has no further occasion for his services. ' The Duke of Wellngton, on his return from the House of L.oids-on Thursday. was surrounded by a mob of six or seven turdied persons, who assailed him with the coarsest and grows sest epithets, and every sort of ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT oB GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS. MARCH 31. Seneral Pf ivate Bills were forwarded one stage. CATHOLICS. The Esil of ABINGDON presented PetitionsfrolmSpilsbut7 smnd other places in Oxfordshire, against granting further Corn, 9ession. to the Cathelics. CATHOLIC RELIEF BILL. Undej the expectation that this Bill would be brought up from the Commons, the House of ...
... [The foflowir letters comprise the leading features of the Correspondence between the Duke of Wellington and Lord. WinchIlsea.4 ?? I___ FRO1 TIME DUKE OF WELLINGTON TO LORD WINCHILSEA. London, Aftrchi G1, 1829. n e ' My Lord-I have just now perused in the Standard g newspaper of this day a letter addressed to Henry Nelson Coleridge, Esq. ?? Park, Alarch 14, 1829. signed a Winchilsee. and ...