... I-, ?, ; ., Z)9 ?? , , , ?? ?? ;I A d mairal coila el' g rot! 1. '1I I h)is Capitacre of II 1 19 L '5 [I 1' f . , Bishop of ){illt - 1 l - ~u l I 7 rister of a ntidland c ell' I I ?? he appointed ia 'I J1IlehI s'p it -7 g t t o a n fr ill C hi i a ~p o v , tI .1, eit have rciiolrccd nol to ,-II1 ?? ti s to ;j tradurs tut the Co i 1: w ill lI om ! Irc n inir it) t' licisoeioi i that ilic e ...

... NORTH WALEq. ?? are Mr. Jtlsirp Vauqhan. Welshpool, Saturday July 12. Dolgelley, Wednesday, July 16. Carnarcon, SaturdaV, Julv 19. Bmatmaris. Weduesd ?? 23. . uthin. Saturday, July 26. Alvd. Thursday, July 31. SOUTH WALES. Befarc Mr. Baron Parhe. t Cardif, Monday, July 7. Crmnarthen and Borough, Saturday, July 12. illavrfordwest and Town, Saturday, July 19. Cardigun, 'rltirsday, July 24. ...

... LONDON AND PROVINCIAT. . 1 - I I SPOtorTINso 0N THE RAtLWAY.-A few dais ago as one of the firqt class traiti of carriages on the Li verp .ol and Manchester Ra1ilway was proceeding, at a rap id rate, near Rainhill, a hiaire sprang lip, ati d after a chaqe oif three miles, was overtaken by the train, which passed over and killed it on the slto This is the third hare which has been phiked up n ...

... - I LURCH MEETING. te-tiug Was held of the ol England, without re- purpose of address- Lcgislature to main- Is at present estab. Me Guildliall of the ol of twenty-two ercn given by ad- and by Placarids in island, it Was uatu_ to be a public meet- wevekr, Mverc at first were afterwards open- ,ded to ecicess. Soon port entered the hall, 40ND proposed, that. 'mesbury, the goVelnor ie Deputy ...

... EXPRESS FROAM PARIS. MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, TuESDAY MORNING SIX O'CLOCK. We lhave received from olur Correspondent the followring Extracts from the Journals received by him from the Pyrenean frontiers, containing ac- counts of the battles between the Christinos and Carlists, near Pampeleuna, on the 18th and 19th inst; PARIS, JUNE .v29th, 1834. 1 have only time to give you the following ...

... NEf COLONY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA. A public meeting of the promoters and friends of the projected colony in South Australia was held yesterday, pursuant to public advertisement, in the large room at Exeter Hall. The meeting was highly respectable and numerous, there being not less than two thousand five hun- dred people present. Many elcgantly-dressed ladies graced the platform and the front seats ...

... ftlilt Of flic Nublic gournio. i ~ ~ ?? I ; IIINT TO TUE KING-IlrSTORITCL COMPARTRON. i The manncr in shioi the Whigs wish to ride rough shlod, aceordiug to their ancient principlc, . lver the Monarvh, calls to our minid the luas of t Charles II. TIli: endeavors uf ?? Whigs to first, . lia'flh andi bully their King, aiid failing ili tilat, r. ?? tsiaaolrn bh sbec~tq, is a D. fetc fpl Crii I O ...

... ROYAL ACADEMlCAL INSTITUTION. i On Thursday last, the usual distribution of the priies given by the Board of Masters to the pupils of the dif- ferent schools who bad distinguished themselves by their general good conduct avid attention to their studies during the session, and also of the medals given by the Board of I Managers for the encouragement of general proficiency in the respective ...

... caluses. ClONFESSTONlS OF A TRADESc UNIONIS'T. I . I ?? a 1anz anI' eoss tO r CONFES6IUtiN. VI ,VA _ c - Tile Lbords Mercury contains is long adialyacss to the oellrati se of Yorkslii fso m'ith ,Jeic Tester, a leaatders that tbemorable I railford trike of 1825 , o ?? if tlop loved great Skill antd ability, and ills le tin r idic lao yed remotc mjlil amclll6tie etaitisi the unbounded ?? of his ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY. Lord ROLLEpresontedpetitions from St. Mary Ottery, and other places in Devonshire, signed by between 8,000 and 9,000 persons, praying for protection to the Church. The D ukeofWELLINGTON presentedsimnilarpetitions from several places in the counties of Southampton and Leicester. The Earl of CAWDOR presented similar petitions from. the county of Brocknock. BREACH OF ...

... LONDON: TU.ESDAY, JULY 1, 1834. Iln The Chrnonicle of Thursday last, we inserted a notice to correspondents in the following termsn -C We have received a letter from a distin- guished foreigner, in the character of a ' Friend to Justice,' asserting that, in a leading article of Tuesday, we had brought unfounded charges against General ToRRIJos. That letter shall be inserted to-morrow, with ...

... As an instance of the care taken by those who oppose the enfranchisement of the Jews to make themselves ac- quainted with the facts which they undcrtake to discuss, we publish the subjoined statement made by one of those opponents, together with the accompanying contradic- tion of it, contained in aletter which M. Dupin, the Pre- sident of the late Chamber of Deputies, and one of the most ...