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... I pAloot'arriot+ FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. SrcT. oftims'PAL~R Aer, Apiloaw Stel ?? AriSg twt. t mis Iay ue hsbenpleas edt ofe h ororo M hth'joind tsptnacil P1ar ,Eshqlt KN.gto C eommnder of the]ryalet' Hainoverian , CnowNrteirly WAitri to4he Mjerrtty. urdt serv.i this irsnt PArlACiet-Ap-ih qj'1 Thnestwing waso thisnday Sicird toh Iacohnfe the honour e of ltiihton Jaomes Wittisughsby Gosrdon, ...
... Hr flvo,, CM1MONS. rRT'A vA.-arP- SAETURDAY,AVG. 6.] Somq conversation took s place consequence of a question out by the Marquis I of C1iandos, and repeahed in somewhat different terms t by Ltd &ormnt, as to whether the march of the J French troops to Belgium was with the sanctioni of the I Brtisht Government P Lord Pcamerston said there I copld be no previous agreement respecting an event I ...
... HOUSE OF P11ERS. WEDNESDAY, S~rir. 21.] The Spring Guns tc Bill was read a third time and pamiscd.-'lhe Ways ol and Mleans Bill was read a second ?? Gawme cc Bill after some coniversation betweern the Dnke of to Richmeiond and other Noble Lords, upon the subject of 1i puttingoffthediscussion, wasordered to be printed, andlre-committed on IFriday.-Atljourned. at T'lURSDAY, SEP1'. 22.1 Tbe Royal ...
... , ..x SU A 0 ', SATURDAYV, Nov. I9.-' --: HALDON and LOWNDESti Booksellers and Stationers, AT THE OFFICE OF THIS- JOURNAL, 6 Will have for Sale, on Tuesday next, Nov. 22, TH1E OXFORD AND ALL OTH -11 Ala ^n.taeks aand Pocket7 Books, For the Year 1832, a 'in plain and elegant Bindings, and in the greatest variety. C :' At 'a Meeting, holden in the Audit Room of the 2 gwn Hall, Oxford, on Tuesday ...
... SATrURDAV, DEC. 24. BRASENT-NOSiE CO(LLEGE. l' A FELLOWVSHIP1 is vacant, founded for Priests,I Gradluates of the University of Oxford, not exceedling( eight years fronm thc day of their matriculation, with prefercnce, for this turn, in favour of natives of the county of Lincoln, duly qualifiedl by their learning and morals. (Candidates are requiredi to announce thcmsclves to the Principal ...
... To the EDITOR of the OXFORD JOURNAL. nd Ss,-I attended the highly respectable meeting, held on tP- Wednesday the 29th of June, in Exeter Hall, for forming the of above Society. I attended with rather a sceptical mind, re- Lb- garding the object of the Society, so far as I understood it as ids Utopian; but I came away corrected and convinced that we ies have in this institution a mighty engine ...
... The latest accounts received from Brussels state that the National Congress was convoked for next week; and that Colonel Borremiians, who, it Will be recollected, has been convicted of creating a disturbance in Brus- sels, had been sentenced to five years' imprisonment and degradation. Fresh disturbances are said to have broken out at Lisbon. A letter from Antwerp, dated April 28, which we ...
... POSTSCRIIPT. LOND)ON, JAN. 21 The Russian forces, by the last accounts, amount to So,000 men, of which there are no less than 26,000 caalry. I'heir plan is said to be to cross the Vistula, oud attack Warsaw from the west, thus avoiding the suburb of Praga, which is strongly fortified; and upon wviich the Poles place considerable relianece. The l](ules are stillburning to take the offensive in ...
... It is stated ill an article from the Hague, 7th inst. that the cholera has entirely ceased at Riga, Liban, Mlitan, andl Archangel, and it is said that a new diplo- matic paper has been received by the Dutch Govern- mneat from the Conference, but the nature of it is not mentioned. A Council of Miznisters, however, had been held, and a communication on the subject Was to be made to the States ...
... CAPITULATION oF WARSAW. tl Berlin, Sept. 12._NWe, have received heere the isaportant news of the taking of Warsaw. Under the date of ycsterday.a our Gazette gives an Extraordinary Suipplem ent, of the fol- `~ lowing -tenor, of this report, which was receive by express' the preceding night: According to authentic intelligence that has been re- 8 ceived here, 'Warsaw capitulated onthe 7th of. ...
... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZRETTE WI55TENALL, JuLv 21. D E King has been pleased to direct letters .atent to he ^^asst lunder the Great Sea] of the King. dm of Great Biritain and Ireland, granting to the Rt, ΒΆ Hon. George Earl of Munster the otice or place of L~ieutenalt of his Mlajestv-s Tower of London, in the ?? William Loftus, ?? King has also been pleased to appoint Frederick Charles Arthur ...
... we- -rv FRIDAY'S LOZ2DON GAZBTTE. A T the Court at St. James's, the 27th day of I , Aprii, 131, present the King's :uost excolellt 51ajesty in Council. This day the ntight lien. Sir swenry A parnell. llarlt. was, by commiandl of his Mtapsty, swetn of his Majesty's Moat }lonourable Prisvy cotncil, and took his place at the Doardl accordingly. Coomnisszeaions signed hp tie Lord ?? of the caaney ...