... TO IlHE GENTlY, CLERGY, FREEEIOLDERS, AND INEIABITANTSOF TiA E COUNTY OF LSSEN. GENTLENM N-The difficulties which have long weighed heavily upon the indusrious and laborious classed, now press with such severity, so extraordinary and so ano- malous is this visitation of universal distress, that I feel convinced you must be looking to your R'epresentatives, to whom your most important interests ...

... We understand that the gentlemen at the head of severa branches of the public service, such as the Victualling and Navy Boards, in which steam-engines are employed for my purpose, have it in contemplation to work them by the me- thod of generating steam invented some time ago by Mr- Surry, of Battersea. Some of these gentlemen visited Mr. Suras premises on Saturday, and after seeing his method ...

... sitllrnFIELD CLUB ANNUAL DINNER. ,,he Membrners and Friends of this Club, after the Shew was 00sdv Al aijoured to the Freemasons' Tavern, where about one brjeii 8'dl fifty sat down to an excellent dhuner, served up la iih 1103 style of that well-known house. tn Lora Viscount ALTRORP it, the Chair. sAfter. thle cloth Wvas wvithdraw'n, his Lordship proposed 1('eing, The Doke of Clarence and ...

... THE MORNINOG CHRONICLrw. LONDON: U'VESDAY, DECAEMfBBR 1, 1829. In the Ninth Number of 7 he Foreign Quarterly Re- view, just published, there is an interesting article, en- titled Notice of M. DUMONT, attributed to Sir J. MACKINTOSH, which contains the following passages: ' The mind of DUMONT moved onward with that of the reformers ofjurisprudence throughout Europe. He does not needlessly ...

... NEW LONDON BRIDGE JPPROACHES. On Thursday a Special Session was held at the Town Hall, before Mr. Serjeant Arabin and a Special Jury, to deter- mine the compensation which should be given to several claimants in consequence of their loss of premises, taken down to form the approaches to the New Bridgc. The first claim investigated Was that of Mr, Davidson for his freehold interest in Nos. 9 ...

... UNIVERSITY IYTELLIGE.NCE. CAMNIBRIDGE. Pat;E SC1Jc'TS.--The Vice-Chanicellor has issied the t, llowhig notice:- Sidney Lodge. Dec. 15, 1829. I. His Royal Highness the Chancellor being pleased to give annually a third gold medal for the encouragement of J:anglish poetry, to such resident Undergraduate as shall colnpose the best ode, or the best poem in heroic verse; the Xice-Chancellor gives ...

... I WINTER HOME CIRCUIT. -lMD.hTVlv, FRIDAlY. [BEvoalty 'MTE. BAnoxN G~ARRoWs. WILLIAM HOILANDS was charged w ith b1urgblrimoly breaking and entering the dwelling, ho--e of Elizabeth Buckley, at East Farleigh, on the 12lth of February last, with intent to steal. Mr. Est'xNAsse conducteil the plto>(,cution. The facts di.sci l in e' idenee were the folownhitg:-rh e principal witntess wias an ...

... TiE CATROLiC ea PRO''ArdNT CHURCHRS.I TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I am deuirosa, through the medium of your paper, if you will do me ao much honour, to give public uttesance to certain Impressians produced upon my tasid during an excursion which I made last summer to the South of Ire- land. My route lay from Cork to K~illarney, Tralee, Lime- rick-where I spent three weeks-from ...

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... TbE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: c MONDA4Y, DECEMBER 7, 1829. t) if We received last night Brussels Papers to the c 5th of December, from which we make the following tl extracts :- a ANCONA, Nov. 10.-After the defeat of the Turks, r near Petra, a Greek corps of 4000 men marched against 8 Athens, and it was hoped that this force would suffice to b clear all Livadia of the Turks. Commercial ...

... BOARD Ot kXCISE.-SATiTDAY. MIXING AND COLOURING RUM. Mr. JOHN HENRY FISHER, a licensed victualler In Tooley-street, Borough, was charged with having in his posses- lion a quantityof colouring, for the purpose of adulteratingbeer. An Excise officer stated that on the 22d of June he found in the defendant's spirit cellar a bottle containing a quart of colotring, such as is made use of In ...

... TrATE o0 THE UBATIER. THE PARKS. The Parks have exhibited for several days past the same gay and animated appearance which they usually pMt- sent during a severe frost. The Canal in St. James's Park, a little pond under the Ranger's house in the Green Park, and, in short, every place w hich furnishe1s a sheet of ice of tolerabic dimensions, is covered with persons enjoy- ing the exercise of ...