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... PORTUGAL.—The Chronica of the 18th ult. ^ates that the garrison of Ourem, from 500 to 600 had surrendered to the Queen's forces. A thSpalcb from the Duke of Terceira states that on 0 e 16th May he had attacked Don Miguel's army the heights of Aceiceira, a league and a half om Thomar, and after an obstinate contest, had 'ipletgjy routeci them, with the loss of 1,050 ^ners, 30 officers, eight ...
... Intelligence recei ved express by the Standard states that the Miguelite and Pedroite troops have united and declared for a Republican Government that numbers of unoffending in- habitants have been murdered; that Dorn Miguel had not embarked on board an English man of war, but was expected to sail for Genoa and that some of his forces, in conjunction with some Carlists, had marched into ...
... THE REPAIRED CABINET. The Cabinet arrangements, if such they can be called, were yesterday either formally or practically completed-that is to say, there has been a shifting of seats-a transfer of persons from one department to another—a domestic movement in the interior of the Administration but, as for accession of power, character or value of any kind from without, there appears not a ...
... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. London, Thursday Evening. Portugal.-—The following amnesty, dated May 27, has been Published by Don Pedro 'Article I. A general amnesty for all political offences committed K Ce the 31st of July, 1826, is granted to all persons who may submit, or offer to submit, to the government of Her Most Faithful Majesty Within 48 hours after the promulgation of this decree in the ...
... aoricultur all SCOTCa FRtlMING -6jr J., 111 ~ax'II'II i,| al- has at this pre e'irt title ?? ariaS SI of ii til, Val', tat inll an ?? field licrl ,It It n1 wnheat, of the iluist luxuriant tah pl l;i aut p~eararv~e. SAocl a Ibrezil] (, uI Iviati we! , ; c secn itt this purt of Setwialdl z bre ite ra atlmost all un a sinall scale, itl iu uItlf' ag other parts of the ciuelrV, Sir Jhi is; (ls ...
... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. JUNE 9.-Supplies have been, since this day se'nnight, ot English wheat, malt, beans, and flour, as also English, Irish, and Scotch oats, collectively, moderately good of English, Irish, and Scotch barley: Scotch wheat, English and Scotch peas, Scotch and Irish flour, foreign oats and seeds, from all quarters,limited. In this day's market, which was well attended both by ...
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... FRIDAY, JUNE 13.—On the motion that the house should re- solve itself into committee on the Poor Laws Amendment Bill, Mr. Cobbett moved for a return of the expenses, including salaries, allowances, printing, charges, &c., incurred by the Poor Law Commission.—The Chancellor of the Exchequer having assented to their production, the motion was agreed to.—The consideration of clause 46, and of Mr. ...
... ST. MARY'S CHURCH-YARD.—A most respectable and numerous meeting, yesterday, assembled at the Vestry- room, for the purpose of considering the best means to be adopted for the effectual preservation of the sanctuary of the dead from a continuance of those nuisances and scenes of indecency which have so long been complained of, and, indeed, which have so long been a reflection on the morals and ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE MONMOUTH -ST. MARY'S CHUHCH \A t: D.- The desecration of this consecrated ground is NOW in a fair way of being effectually prevented. In our p;>pF,»T of the 14th we gave an account of a meeting 01 tile inhabitants which had been convened for the purpose of considering the means most advisable to adopt for accomplishing so desirable au object have now THE pleasure or statiticy ...
... THE CRUIZE OF THE MIDGE. (From Blackwood's llfagazinc.) The Cruize of the Midge, among many other scenes incident to a long sea voyage, which are drawn with an exquisite fidelity to nature, gives the following interview with a company of Moravian Missionaries, on board a vessel with which the Midge fell in:- A venerable-looking old man, dressed in a large grey frieze night-gown, with a black ...
... PLEA FOR INSOLVENCY.—A tinman, named Stewart, being brought before the Insolvent Commissioners, on Wednesday, attributed all his misfortunes to the passing of the reform bill; the intended illumination, for which he had made a variety of appropriate devices, being dispensed with. Among the persons who have given notice of applying for their discharge under the insolvent act, is the celebrated ...