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... 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 ...
... 1]AUSE OF PEERS. 1 - r- - . litl II -z . X AX A WFDNESDAY. JuNE 29 1 The House met at ten o'clock, and having disposed of some appeals and privilege cases, adjourned at half-past two. THURSDAY, JUNE 30.] LAWv RErFoRMs- Lord WVnf Id rose for the purpose of laying on the table two Bills nearly similar to those whichi he had submitted to their lordships it, the last Session; and which after ...
... 10u1teap'# allt 6e101 '0 shous. (Fror1tt rio'.feit.'C. 1- sIUS irsi: 213. * N otlonnanece of his Majesty, ateid Colnar, Jlole 2c , alid Courlter'igned by M. Casindr pirieri president of the Coutcil, Wilhiiter of tire ?? A;P contailns the ?? orders : Article 1. The dioposition of our ordonnance of the 31,t of Mup last, which conlokits the Chamober of Peers asd. tle Chamber of Deputies for the ...
... HOUS OF POF ERS. %srEDNll;SV)A1 JtLYr 13-] The Titites' Com- position and C0orltlitantion Bills were firtrehr postported till Alonday next, it the request of the like of Curn. berland. to ileconimod tt Lord Eldon. The Jfishopof Fersns preseitted a petition from pa- risles in Ireland, settilng forth thle inability to collect tile tithes in that parish, and pravyig tfr a remedy. Lonl I-rsthaMlt ...
... HOUSE OF COM MIONS. MONDAY, JULY 18.] A new writ wasordered for the County of Aleath, in tle room of Sir Marcus So, merville, deceased. AMr. G. Bankes gave notice, that in the Committee on the Reform Bill he should move for the omission of the borough of Great Bedwyn from schedule A.-Mr. llolohoutse called the attention of the House to the little progress as yet made in the Reform Bill, and ...
... HOUSE OF COAI MONS. 1AV .1- Y Al 11 r P or t- SatflJ~lt:I VA'd iit RtJfliO.. MONDAY, JULY 4.1 RaEFORM BllrLL.-tUerd P John Russell moved the order of tihe day for the second Y leading of the Bill for the Reform in Parliament. g WSi h J. Ilsh had on a former occasion expressed ' himself uniequivocallyhostiletolteform. Thesefirstimn. S pressions he had reiterated to his constituents, anti still ...
... HOUSE (OE COMMOINS. WrEDNESDAYJULY 13. ColonelTorrenspre. t seutedapetition from 11r. Uurney, complainingthat t Turnpike Bills had passed the House subjecting steam carriages to extra and disproportionate toll. I AMr. G. Dawsose confirmed this allegation, observing that one Turnpike Bill had passed the House, inspost imo atoll of I Is. on steam carriages, where other ve. e hicles were charged ...
... vootocript+ Xv FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTB. P IS M~ajesty has been graciously pleased to Pr appoint Captain Sir Edward Thomas Troubridge, . o Hart. of the Royal Navy, to be one of his btaiesty's Si is LNaval Aides-dy-Camp, in the Yoom of Captain Sir o Murray Maxwell, Kul. C.B. deceased. t 0ysrvcE oF nscA.e, , June30Corpsof Royal co Digine~w*-First Lieut. Hlenry Briscoe to le Secoid Captain, dir ...
... wonDav' MalDb uElrobxp'0 woo1s. (Fraom tho Dtrtth PItPers.) W -t d\V, Jut'. .t. T F EE fuooiir army haa taken Up VantonTbMcntS ?? thr Prtssiantrrontier. Thecirand Dluke Iichlel ti lat n-torz . SVercitnotfor thefacilityatrirded to athe Russians for drawintg their supplies from Yerussla, they irouli tong have beeu oblited to ?? ?? otliy P o,;~ bt ?? I. thtutnian. mohere tihe war hls beconeco ...
... iltallBooI. MONDAY, JULY 11. 1831. in The Paris Papters of Friday are full of details If 'respecting thle electoral proceedings of the pri~iosts itt tlirre days. The result of these pro;ceedings' - i miteii la more satisfactory than, from the factious spirit, of Ithe French press, we had any reason to ancicipare.. The ith Aldinistry, and ?? lit -ton, have obtainedc a majority in. the ...
... ROYAL NAVAL, SCHOOL. I A meceting of officers of the Royal Navy anti a Marines Was held yesterday at the'rooms of thp 1-lorti- by cultural Society, Itegent-street, for purposecs connected wit with the establishienet of at school for the board and abl e ducstionl of the sonus of naval and marine officers of- tiot and above war-room rank. .. oI Sir H.B)lackwood having taken the chair, proceeded ...
... a - FROM TUEVSDAY'S LONDON GAZfTTE. AR 01 FICE. JUNE 28.1 47th Fool. Captain Philip Dundas to be tIjor. by purchase, viye enkian, wvhretires.-frevet-CaptahsArchi- i V h.dhl rvlne, of the Bengal Engineerm, to be Mttajor ai the E.s Indies only, for distingu.hed serrices {)lFFICE OF OLDNANCE. JuCne 27. flonal fteut. oJ Adtincrv-Captain and Brevet ?? Hamelin Trelawnev; leu b Lieut.-Colonel. sice ...