... PORTTIA IT oF JAMES LtADDEN, E.sQ. ol? PEBSLEY. T a Meeting of Gtlentlemen comiecteid writh the City of Aumr- A D)EE:N, held swithin th(! Royal Hotel, Union Street, on Friilay eveniinz, 18th.Tanuarv, 1833: WILLIAM ANNIAND, RSQ. of BELMONT, inl the Chair- It was Rnuatsstel, Itesleed, -1. That, as a testimonial of the opinions which tlre Citizens of Ahberdoeo entertain qf the eminent services ...

... AH the Presidents of the Kingdom, the Governors and the Princes, the Counsellors and the Captains, hove consulted together lo establish a Royal Statute, and to make a firm decree, that whosoever shall ask a petition of any God or man, for $0 days, shall be cast into the den of lions.* -Daniel, vj. 7.” The agitator has been taken prisoner for his testimony for the Word of God, and enlisting of ...

... Mr. TOOKE wished to ask what the intention of the Government with respect the resolution of that House on the of March last, and bis Majesty's most gracious answer thereto, respecting tbe London University? The ATTORNEY GENERAL, in answer, said bad to atste. order of tbe Government, had prepared two Charter*, which hoped would be considered by tbe House in strict compliance with the gracious ...

... Ijr few days, Mr. Ca*atrt Scott will proceed from this collect accents due The Sarthrm WM*. In theundermonUoncd towns. ThePropHctorrespcctfUlNcntreatshi. f^toe^lte the object the Journey, much accounts when presented. Should any nf our Subscribers home, they will greatly oblige the Proprietor TA leaving Instructions, that the ollecting Clerk W not be delved or disappointed in his cedi their ...

... were confined, being convicted at the last Assizes for the County Down, of hating appeared in procession, at Dromore, the A /net year. They would have been sooner liberated, had not their names been confounded with those of other rioters, who had been previous* punished for committing a breach of the peace on the same day :—William Dickson, George Kennedy, Isaac Legget, Hugh Wilson, Hugh ...

... Joes ; ami intimates, that they have been fearfully numerous. Now, we call upon it to prove its assertion. I.et it tell us any Liberal who threatened his ■ • tradespeople,” his workmen, or any of his dependants for the purpose of compelling them to vote • against the dictates of their conscience; and, we pledge ourselves, that shall join our contemporary holding up, public reprobation, such ...

... GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATION -CAPTAIN Wednesday, the investigation before Mr. Hrooke, into j the charges made against Sub-Inspector FiitgeraM, »•> Cap- j u V, L fnoles, was r. sumvd. Mr. Brooke informed »p--tain that he had. that morning, received a h Iter I'lotn Lord Morpeth, expressing his willingness, on the part ( ,f the Irish Government, that the original letter, dated 2oth . f Tehruary. 18 ...

... to bring forward his motion respecting the seizure of the I'ixen. The Hon. Baronet entered much length into the subject—he contended, that the owners of that vessel had entered on the speculation of sending the Vixen to Circassia, upon the assurances of the Foreign Office that there was blockade, by Russia, of the coast; and condemned, in warm terms, the manner in which the commercial ...

... The order of the day for the resumption of the adjourned debate upon Canada, and the first resolution—** That it is the opinion of this House, that it expedient form legislative union of the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, tbe principles of a free and representative Government, in such a mauner as may most conduce to the prosperity and contentment of the people of the united provinces’— ...

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... that he allowed retire into private life, without any discussion calculated to aggravate his feelings of disappointment. But, as the Orange journals, which had been his backers all along, are now holding him up to the world a victim of Government persecution—as a martyr to the conscientious discharge ol his duties—we must say a word or two upon the subject. But, first, as to the assertion of ...

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