... ffmwp tl e 7-IsX - - - - I HOUSE OF LORts. WEDNESDAY, Mayj 15. -Their Lordsbhips Only met oer a short period, during which they were engaged in receiving petitions, principally for the abolition of ?? S!,uffield presented 200t of these, and stated that the peti- tions against slavery which he had presented were signed by at least a million of ?? private bills were forwarded a stage, and the ...

... . -. - r - -. 0* -WEDNESIDAY, June&5-Some petitions were received * 7i landw bills, forwarded:. a stage, but ntngof importance le occurred-i - i -. e.HOUSE. OF, COMMONS. VIt it .WEDN~rM1iJAT,4e 5.-The.House mat at half-pasti VIl Id o'cock. PetttionBi against the Beer Bill, for the better ob*. -w! Is servance of the Sabbatit, against Slavery, and on varioust. PCs ,f. tgrs5tS C-eed.,M..Sandford. ...

... QUAKEE M.1P., We can state from unquiesd nable authority that Joseph Itease, tbe Quaker member for South Durham, has made up his mind to go into Parliament an nut.and-out ie Quaker,' or not to. it at all. He is of opinion that his d recep'ion or rejection will put to the test the liberality of f the House of Comm6ons, if not of the present age. 0 ,The -Morniqg Herald of Wednesday last ...

... : * aAVTE T UURDAY,-.MARC 21sen~i.-r: S the AGOPAVATUID MArs4sAUsGHTtas .-Edwvard O'Weale, -o 18,4aJ.ees OWlaoi~hn, y5. were i dicted ior kilinj and fo ' slaying Edward M'Phelini'tat Manchester;'on the A5th 0l1 November last. .. : -. .. '- ' i Br.- AatSIiROXtG state~d the case to tile jury, oberving me that it was aa most serious outrage and at the very least amptnted to man.laughter. I I The ...

... - - .I. , ?? 7' . Sir FP.indest bha gden n tb 28thpnstant be d -wiltmaeosre51'8'to bring~tr asbill to alter and amenid tlt. r laws respectiptibe1rt The zank of Win~b couisie1 halbeene'onferred uten p, ioil D *lockP.'tare ,l;R ,andJ.Biecibtme, Eors S 1* ^fr.T;4At~o~itBirmli~gbam), on the~litihof Milteb, will et asele corenmiff to inquire lii'to tpecnqises of tbe * generat ~dibteas existing ...

... SALUS POP7LI LEX SUPREM1. FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1833. A SAYING WHICH OUGHT TO BE READ IN ALL CHURCHES AND CHAPELS, AND PUBLICLY PLA . CARDEI) IN LETTERS OF GQLD. The following admirable answer of that honest, geruine, and consisaent Reformer, Major Cartwright, was inserted in the last Mercury, amongst a great number of -ordinhay newspaper paragraphs. It merits a nuch higher disjinction, as it ...

... tftt 3ubtr~vv'l Arftrr-'r. SALLS POPUZI LEX SUPESMA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1833. - THE KINGS SPEEC.L : Attaiced as we feel to the present Ministers out of gratitude for their past conduct, we shall be slow to abandon the good opinion we have formed ofthem,-unless they should abandon or compromise those principles which have so deservedly given them a place in popular estimation more exalted than ...

... The following letter is from an intelligent and respect .e able gentleman, who has made extensive use of Smith * and Doller's System Copy-books for upwards of twelve e months and who continues to use them. U-st ani ?? continues to use them. LECTURES QN THE ART OF WRITING. TO MR. SMITH, JVRIT)NG..MASTR, LC7GUR8R, AND EXAMJINER OF SYSTEMS, rac. 4c. SeRt,-! heard a pa t of your second lecture. ...

... P&RLIAMNTARY, COMPENDIUM. ( I . _ br. - .- e S. SHOUSE OF LORDS. of [WENESDr, JZne 12.-The Coniolidated Fund- Bill wasread a third tide and passed. 'Several private bills were forwarded a stajge and theit 'Lordhips adjourned. so HiOUS~air COMMON&S t 0 WEDICESXSDAY, Jak&,IL-j-At the mornidpitting several (o petitions against tithes were presented. and-aniongt them one from a poor ianm, udtmed ...

... PMIL'V IN VAZVO. Mr. Joseph Pease, jun. M.P., for the southern division of D Durham, has publiclycontradicted the statement to the effect that the Lord Chaneellor had written to him a letter in which or his Lordship held out no hope of his being allowed to take his sV seat in the House of Commons without taking an oath. - Mr. tt Pease, who, it will be remembered, belongs to the Society of ei ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1833. d Szt ?? person lastireekpicked I our pocket of elgbteen-PenCe. by sending us a manuseript| I II - U~I-- ?? t dsr~ nI -usr pua1- -o ?? order, signed -S. and J. -imobes, Seel.Btreet, to advertise in the Mcrcirus,- that their premises in Seel-street were to be let, suit. able for eetton or merchants goods. If this hoax was In. tended to annoy Messrs. Holmes, It ...

... : - I .1 - - We had igttended to-make some remarks on the frightful and anomnalous*'conidition of Ireland, and the means necesotry to.$prevent the terrible convul sion whicb seems to be approaching, when we found lin;tthe ;Anint Chrontiele of Wednesday a letter so mucht to our taste that we shall at owice appropriate it without further preface. It is as follows:- LCt *'SJR.-Whar is to be ...