THE LEICESTER CHRONICLE
... Leicester, Sept. 20, 1834. Our reader* will be highly gratified by perusal the speeches of Earl Grev, Lord Brougham the Earl of Durham, &c. delivered at the public dinners giv ...
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BOROUGH COURT, July 26
... (tttfure Mr. Justice Taunton.) WOOL-STEALING. JOHN JELLY, aged and THOMAS BURDETT, 21, were indicted for stealing lbs. of wool, belouging to Mr. Collison, of Church-gate, wools ...
AUDI ALTERAM PARTEM
... To the Editor of the Leicester Chronicle. Sir, —I rely no less on your regard for justice, than on your kind feelings towards stranger, almost wholly unknowing and unknown here ...
AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS
... (A Drer, sung mt the Hool Fair Alas! cried a Farmer, dolorously, - (A stout and good looking wight he.) Down, down, we're all goiiv£ lu a hurry ; Our toil and our sweat/' he mo ...
Mr. Halford voted with the minority against Mr. Council's motion for the appointment of committee of inquiry ..
... conduct of Baron South. His Majesty's Ministers (with the exceptu>® s James Graham) supported the motion; and Messrs. Dawson and Ellis were also in the msjmtjr. Mr. Dawsoo roted with the minority for uitj 'notion relative to pensions; and Mr. HSlford and Mr. Evans with the majority against the motion. Traffic i* Men's Souk.—The of Wedcontains an advertisement offering for sale the t ...
STATE OF TRADE
... Lei:i>*.—The cloth market* daring the pa*t week have been very brisk, but price* have not advanced ; and the fact of prices remaining steady in the face of the extensive demand for goo ...
THE LEICESTER CHRONICLE
... Ijßicrstkr. July 5, 1834. The Parliamentary proceedings in both houses since our last publication have been rather interesting. In the Lord*, one of a series of vituperative a ...
PETTY SESSIONS
... r P( OFFICE, SkTmn.tr. »v 10. . Tli ...
THE LEICESTER CHRONICLE
... E's . INSTRUCTION BOOK the VIOLIN will save the Master I for the . .ime It is just Published, and may GEORGE & MANBYS, 85, Fleet-street, ¦fo'' 06 Author. Holy well-street, Oxford ; and ¦cf th \ ⢠...
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE
... It is a well-»*eertained fac+, that Pal'ash, Grampound, Callington, Camelt'ord, andJkgist the other disfranchised boroughs in Cornwall, have over since been rising in prosp ...
St. MARGARET'S PARISH. To Tun Editor or the Leicester ChrO.xtcle. Sib, —The Select Vestry are about to re-value ..
... parish ; not to gratify the pporailing for innovation, which raises almos ...
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE
... The Duke (if Tereeira is proceeding verv successfully with the force under his command. His head-quarters, when these accounts came away, were at Villa Real, with his right ...