... GRAND DINNER AT.TtIC MANSION HOUSE Oil Saturday tlie Lord May or gave a mlosts llea. d id cntertainnent al the tflansion house, to tp wards of 300 gentry, the Dulo aof Gloucester, the Duke of Newcastle, the l)iehess ot Newcastle: the Dow- aier Duchess iii Richtinid, the Dau!k antd Dulihess of Richmolid, the Mirchioiness ol U'irivallis, the lB arl it is andl t rclinness of Salisbiiry, the Dow- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ][Art PE, IV .lAir, P.?illv[AMENT- HOUSE O°F COJIMONS-TUESDAY, JUNE 24. - . C. : C- 0(7C-nnede, frors oer last. number.) I-Mr. EIWA IT molved That the -tduties levied upon articles the produce of our East-India possessions ought to be reduced t' an equality znith -the rates levied upon. article. the produce of the other, possessions of Great ,;ritain. ]ut after the- Honi. Member- had made his ...

... On Friday, pursuant to advertisement, a meeting took place of the subscribers to the fund for presenting Testi- moniali to Dr. M'CoarsrAc and Dr. KIDLRY,. for their meritorious and successful services in the Cholera Hospital in 1832. RoBErT GRTATSHAvv, Esq. having been called to the chair, shortly addressed the meeting on the grateful purpose lot which they had that day assembled, and spoke, ...

... I . F-OR TVESDAY, .JUIXr 1, 1834. 1,o d;er to hill the c aimour of the Radi t 2Shey asaild fain have it believed, Earl its azeed to season - the lisli of skim hi a lrot ht into the mlmistry itlc tn~;llle pipjr pod. AlMr. Aihercronbv , i ui Ldili.ibii li has ?? beeii ap- j ?? of tile 1liit, with a seat in the tlsi i is aliege1 bv the friends of ad- t ii.triioll Ihas leen (lone in order to give ...

... ENFRANCHISEMENT OF THE JEWTS. To T11E EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIa-The uineeremonious rejection by the Houge of Lords of the Bill for removing the Civil Disabilities of the Jews, is well calculated to excite curiosity with respect to the future proceedings of their Lordships. %V,1 they dispatch with equal rapi(lity to the tomb of the Capulets other measures of a similar tendency that ...

... ELECTION of SOVEREIGN.-On Tuesday last, John Agne . Esq. was elected Sovereign and Chief Magistrate of Belfast, by the Burgesses of this town, and duly sworn into office, in room of Sir Stephen May, who resigned. Mr Agnew, having formerly filled the office, is well acquaint- ed with its duties, and is, therefore, a very proper successor to Sir Stephen May; whose resignation, however, we sin- ...

... 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 ...

... - LONDONDERiRY; THULRStDAY, JUNE 26. In the morning the Synod met at seven o'clock for inter- locutary business, and adjourned as usual at nine. At ten the regular business of the Synod commenced, when, on the motion bf the Rev.; S. Butler of Magilligan, the cordial thatks'of the body'were given to the Rev. Dr. Reid and the Rev. ?? Park for the zealous and efficient manner in which the duties ...

... VnE,2'I Ut5O, I. At Bristol, in Norfolk, there are at this moment 1l two perscns getioraily believed to be * under bad n han(ds,' that is, bewitcled. One is a young manl g named Paul, and the (tttcr a girl named Daglass b Another young wo tman in tiss village, named Bacen, A with whnm Paul %vas formerly acquainted, is sit posed to have hecn the cause sof tibe evil by et I ployfiig some ...