... IMPERIAL PARLIAME',NT. HOUSE OF CONINIONS-SATURI)AY. Tbe House having adjourned till this day nt one 0 clock, The Speaker, clothed in his robes of state, took the Clhtir at that hour. There were inot more ib in ?? M1einbers present at the tine of hi, euteritig the House, bht tbe lium- ter soon afterwards increased to about sixty. The Chancellor of the Exch~equer, Lord ,lohl lilassell, Sir 0. ...

... i llajubapo aulo 0.1trovallo jpo 0-10. (From the F'eoch Papers.) PRnts, Flean. 3. .i -y~liE government has u(lolpted a step whic l mntq r ead to an inimrovemint in the miseiable situation of unticilifo)rtutiiate mlinisters of Charles X., if it be not a ?? to thcir restoration to liberty. On Eriday three Ilaleicl menl OF distinction, Al. iil. Andral, I'errs s, anr ltostan, w-ere despatched to ...

... THE IRISH EDUCATION SYSTENM. O',Co.ELa,'SPERCH ON TIHE SUBJECT AT A PUBLIC BrtEaKFAST IN BIitMtNGilA7M. WMr O'Cianfiel rage anid begged to commonicate a few ftacts to the meeting with respect to the ?? Of etdu- Iction, in Ireland. In) the first place, be hod much ploa- sore in asisuring the meetings, that the plan of Govern- ment educationl conducted by the Protestant, Lord Arch- bishop and ...

... SIR JOHN GIBBONS, MR, HUME, -c. J ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? Sir J. Gibbois presents his compliments to the editor of TThe illorning Chionicle, and tihouih ie regretsstroubling hiu, yet mnit hope that he will pe sliit the insertion ot the fello w- ins coirespondence in his paper, in edidition to that sent yester.,liy. Stais ell-place, Staiaes, Feb. 5. (Copy.) .t rvtanston -square, Feb. 3. SiSa-1 have ...

... I1T E . I . X THlURSDAY-, Fris. 41-After thle Members, with II the Spiak-er, had( returned hiornl thle 11oose of' Peers, to Ii f Which they had been 81ummon01ed to hecar the speech from11 i thle Thronc, the Speaker resumed] thle Chair at 10 minutes before four 'o'Clock,-wlien new writs were ordered for thle follow1ing ilaces :-For the boroughi of Malton, InI Ithe room ot -Sir C. Pepys, who ...

... PORTSMOUTH-SATURDAY. ' The folloowing is an extract of a letter from an officer of the British Legion in Spain, dated Oriete, Jan. 16 - W We are ?? driving the enemy before us fronm village Y to village with little or no loss. This is the sixth village we have occupied since we left A'ittoria, which was on tile 3d Y inst. The enemy annoy ns very much nt night; they come down in nuaibecr, and ...

... altebanlian fl tergu. EDINBURGIH. MONDA Y, FEBRU AR Y 8. Sir RoBERT PEEL proposed an Amendment on the Address. For the Address . .. 286 For the Amendment 245 Majority for Ministers -41 We have great news for Scotland to-day-in the shape of a really excellent King's Speech, and of a most decided majority in the House of Commons, supporting an Address which echoed the sentiments of that Speech. ...

... To eho EDITOR Of they I1AIovlPSIRy TE.LEGnAPH!. Si ?? rcquastingi your attention tL thle fatt that in ?? hinportilitt cautse 0f vflritfwt v. 51;iti' the application malde ftor El lie trial by tileo Eagle 1 isutralice CotiE ?? h1as been rc- f Aso, I inn lid tCtI to ?? VoU Vith the fo;lowing observa- ition oln thile subject T he dtciiili will, it is to ibt ?? tetd to check the habit I s t el t ...

... To the RIGHT HON. THE CHANCELLOR I(9pTIIE EX\(,HEQIt ?? I (COPY.) ]Jalqolutnrrart Castle, Dec. 11 I1835. AlYr). itil Slit,-There never perhilps was a tinme when there Was muore discutssion respectuie the intetrests of thle growers of corn then thle present, nail that it slhould be so is lot wonder- full I% hle the: averyj: .cpie of xi hecat is 36ts. nail the protecting dlutv y ughinst fe ion ...

... Againist the Amendment (Tellers included) 2813 For the Amendment (Tellers included) 245, Majority . . -41 MINORITY. Agnew, Sir A. Feilden, Win. Neeld, Joseph Alford, Lord Finch, George Neeld, John Alsager, Richard F'lsiiog, John Nicholl, J. Arbuthnot, Hn. H. Follett, SiarW. W. Norreys, Lord Areihdall, M. Forbes, Win. O'Neill, General Ashley, Lord Forrester,G.C.W.Oseulstoa, Lord Ashley, Hon. H. ...

... AMlERICAN PAPERS. 'The picket ship Ilibernia, from New York, which arrived at Liverpool on Saturday, has liroeght us a file of New York papers to the 16!h ultirmo. 'The Bill for the relief of' tre sulierees by the late fire lit New York passed tile house of Assemilly unanintomsly on the 9th. This hill authorises a loan of six millions of dollars by the Corporition of' New York oal mortgages, ...

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