... iC = T 1 G -INL- I bT f iM -^ X dl LOCO-Mo T.VE ENGINES'. - - I SOmMimasu induclt doctique. A few years ago, when we hazarded an opinion, that by steam conveyance we might travel at twenty miles per hour, we were taunted as dreamers and enthusiasts; but the late experiments at Liverpool have fired the imagina tions of so many persons, that we rather oddly find our- selves in the rear of ...

... AlDDRES'S OF DR. DOYLEt. To Tus FAITHFUL IN CHRlST)ISUB.or TB t DE&NERY P or MARYBIOKOUGH, QUIVEN'S COUNTY. JAMES DOYLE, D. D, Bishop, &c. &c., wishes fi health and benedictioo. i BELOVED BRBTHREbr-I did not suppose, when I visited your several parishes, in August last, that I should a have occasion to address lou within so short a space of y time as has since elgp Id.l 1 expected that the ...

... The Calcutta Papers, last received, contain the following Per- y Blau Official Account of tle late massacre of the Russian Am- 'd bateidor at Teheran it Extract of a letter addressed to his Royal Highness Prince - Abba Mdeer2a, by his Royal Highness Allee Shabh n My orders leaving me no alternative, I take the liberty to . represent that the Russian Envoy, from the day of his arrival ilk the ...

... OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD Ii !WEMBER TURNED IN FOAMER. A CAUTION4.-Oi TAti.td&y aset we heard a case in our City Court which we blileve is uk.precedented in its annals, &, tate it for all in all, we are certain -e shall not loob upotu tbe likc again. It was an iafotmatin laid by a Nembar of tbe UnL varsity against a tradesman of the city, for giving a receipt on LUDIamped paper for tbe sum ...

... COUNTYoF WATERPORD. IFROM THlE WATERFORD CHRONICLE OF Nov. 7.j AFFAIR OF HONOUIt. CHRONICLE OFFICE, FouR o'CLOCK, P.M. In consequence of the late Address of Lord George BerSaford totbe Electors of the County of Waterford, at communication was sent to the Noble Lord by Air. WInSHto Barron-the result of which was a hostile meeting between the parties, which took place this morning (Saturday, the ...

... rFRON THlE MESSAC.ER DELS CHlANIlicE OF SUNDAY, 2o EBITION]1 MALTA, Sumer 27.-Th. military preparations Which the Go- viarment has been making wi thin the last few dayo, proe that England will use every effort to obtain au alteration In some of the fundamental conditions of thes Treaty of Peaice, signed on She 14th, at Adrianople, by the Turkish and Rusaian Plecnipo- tentaiesua. It, by ...

... DLUBLIN, Ocr. 31. An invel'ig-lom cis very extraordinary charee'r 'ook place this day in the Exaiminatian Hill of 17te Univeraty of DUllio, before w , of the Visitors, Vte Lord Primate Veresford, and the Most Rev. Dr. Megee, Archbishop of Dbilin. The Pre- TO't, a large numberof t'-a Senior and Junior Follows, sad up- wards of 60 Students, were in tl. HHll. The cuce appointed for hearing was Cn ...

... TUE MORNING CHIRONICLA,. LONDON: be THURSDJY, NOVEMBER 19, 1829. it- ou The Louke of WELLINGTON had a long interview be with the KING on Tuesday; the audience lasted for IC nearly three hours, and a variety of business was transact- bi ed. We mention this fact the more particularly, in order d- to give an opportunity for noticing a rumour circulated o with an industry that would be ...

... LORD YLVORS D.C Yesterday was the day on which all good cuiizems pray for a clear sky and no fog, that due respect may be done to the earliest honours of their new Lord Mayor; and yesterday their prayers were granted, for, with the exception of a little mist on the water, the day was as fine as any ninth of November can reasonably be ex- pected to be. Long before the hour appointed for the new ...

... [FROM TUB CORK CONSTITUTION OF TUZIDAY.] U GRAND MILITARY SPECTACLE. d1 On Friday last, Lieutenant General Sir John Byng, attended d by his Aide de Camp, Lord G. Hill, arrived at Major General Sir G. Blngham', on a tour of inspection in this district. Ot A Saturday Sir John, accompanied by Sir G. Binghain, and the 9 different Stif Ohiicers, proceeded to ioapect the troops stationed ct at ...

... sr. MAx-RTIS IESTRY MuTING. Yetewrdy taoriwg a Vestry 1Meetig Wu appointed to be bold at the Vestry-oozm attached to 9t ?? Church, to coasidee mattes relative to th Alma-houses, sad other paw chial business. This Vestry ad beenaasousced ou the Sunday preedisg, and es the parishioaers were resolved to assert their right to be praent they proceeded to the Vestry-room, and were admitted. Thi ...

... CoURT OF CO{MON, COUNCIL yterday a Cortof Common Couicil wu held for the dis- patch of goperal public businels. A etiion wue preaented from certain Bsadiles of the Wards of yrringdon Within, Farrlngdon Without, and Alderagate, aettirg forth that they wreifrequjontly called tot ?? tostmrionuries to serve on Inquests, on the occasions ao tie deubof perolrs In Bartbolomew's Hospital. They ...