... M IT PLEASE ?? GRACN-UpOl 'reading your Grace's a mDO Rokin aowe i~tgh, in ttutb, it was ano aniswer-it did yenu ,ot touch ao liinll point in answer to the strong and convincing them p~ssof lh. Duke# of Wellington's speech on opening flth late otigi dobste Du the Catholic Relief bill In the House of Lordr. Upon le reasiis it, bowever, I was provoked to take pen in band, and to a vi iniata it ; ...

... DRE4DFUL FIRES iND LOSs 014 LUi, A few minutes after si-ven O'clock yesiterdalr nioir,, Alarming fire broke outi &t the hutiris of Air. Alrvc maker and carpenter, N o. 10, llolten-streel Wbard i Solio, which at, tirst threatened destrutn ntifs.. The fire origiontedl triderthfolwg ae ti cuinstances :-An ltdcirly woinran wh cip kitchen, Load iust, risen frinm her Ieladder te~ was 11tin li point ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRON[CLE. I SIR-In consequence of a statement appearing in your Paper a few days age, rolative to the removal of Eleanor Mahoney, a poor woman residing in this parish, I am directed by the Pa- rochial Committeemen of Chelsea, to communicate to you that at their Meeting, held on the 15th mast., at which the Hon. and Rev. Dr. Wellesley presided, they investigated ...

... 7'1iJA J;ORAr2i NG CHRONICLE. I LONDON: WEDNESDIY, JUNE 17, 1829, We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Gazette de France, dated Monday. The Count de PORTALIS, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, has, by an unfortunate blunder, made himself the object of severe remarks. A Captain GALOTTI engaged in a tumult in Salerno in the month of June last year, the parties using the names of ...

... ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY THREE FOREIGN LADIES, | | ONE OF WHOM WAS DROWNI. [FROM A CORRESPONDENT.] I At Lambeth-street yesterday afternoon, shortly before the D business of the day was over, and just as the sitting Magistrates, M Messrs. Hardwick and Wyatt, were about to )cave the bench, us Simpson, the constable, and Purdy, the watch-house keeper cc' of All Saints, Poplar, entered the office, ...

... THES MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1829. The question of a Dissolution of Parliament at the close of the Session has certainly been seriously discussed ' in secretioribus Consiliis, but it was decided in the negative long before the least rumour on the subject reached the Suburbs. The Clare Agitation is not likely to change the determination on this subject. The Government ...

... 1MPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREJT BRITAIN AND IRELJND. HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNZ 19. mg The Lord Chancellor, the Bsri of Shaftembury, And tbe Barl of Roesiyo, as his Majestys Consmisalionet, g1et the Rloyal do Anent to the Sugar Duties Bill, the Customs' Amendmeat Bill, de the Laed Revenue (Ireland) Bill, the Ecclesiastical CoOTS Officea Bill, the Metropolis Justice of the Peace Bill, the Dlvi- Won of ...

... MIPERIAL PARLIAMENT oF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 16. 'lbe Report on Tborndike'e Divorce Bill was brought op with Piks Amendment. There being nio other business before their Lordships, they iimmediately adjourned. J'rorn Mie LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesda~y, June 16. [Thip Gazettle gontaittl an Order in Council declaring thea port (if Pictos, in Notva Scotiat, a irto warehousing ...

... TEE -MORNING CHRONIc. LONDON: TUESDAY, jUIVE 16, 1829. -/ We received last night the Hamburg/i Reporter to the 12th Jane, from which we make the following extracts:_ FRtOM0 THE VISTULA, MAY 28.-It is supposed that their 1M-a PERIAL MAJESTiES oltan to return te St. Patersburgh at the beginning of July. While the EMPRESS remains at Berlin in the bosom of her family, the EMPERO. will probablygoto ...

... THE H4NOVERIAN LADIES. EFROM A CORRESPONDENT.1 The sympathy excited by the misfortunes of the Milses Both, 'n account of which appeared in tbis Paper, waa yesterday ex- emnplitied most creditably. Several communications were made to tbe Magistrates at Lambeth-street in the course of the day, among wbich was oue from Miss Stockdale, a book- eseler in Piccadilly, suggesting remedies for their ...

... IRELAND DUBLIN-SATURDAY, Auxs 13. Every account from Clare Is read with the most IaonsOU In@ terest, the more Particnlarly as there is If tile doubt, notwtsvt- standing thle previous assurances to the 4ontrary, that Mr. Vasey Fitzgerald will contest the election. Reports have been received from Ennistyalon of the proceed- ilags at the Sessions Registries on Wednesday and Thursday, at half-past ...

... It will be recollected that a few menths ago the Secretary for the Home Department wrote an order to the Court of Alder- men, desiring that the gaol of Newgate sheuld be so enlarged as to render it practicable to make tbeclassficatlon of prisoners, the want of which has been attended with sueh alarming conse- qnunaces, an unalterable rule. Hie order was submitted to thb Gaol Committee, and the ...