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THE MORNING CHRONICLE
... ''lJ ?? AJRA'rlvL (CHRONICLE L ONDON: SATURID,.ly, JUIVE 18, 1826. In the Il-ise: of Loults last niclht the hearing of fite ci ltth non Ut tihe Stallbrd Disfrantlisellient Bill wag re- Sull ted. At the ?? o)f [.ol -d MI EOtF;NE til D)uke of Rhitch1 tmundi ?? hit tt!ttjO1 tesp~etintg the Post-otliec ls. , Idub~li'mwnt fill 1Mo1 (I j, 'I'he Ertt ?? S1tAFT IEs.rm brotte1tt up the report of the ...
MR. THOMAS CAMPBELL
... AIR. THOAIAS CAMPBELL. The following letter appears in the columns of the F.1 i- t burgh Chronicle. It gives some interesting particulars of the younger days of one the most desrviedly populaT poets of the (Jay, and is undetstood to be from the pen of Mr. Robert Gil. tfillan, a gentleman who has himself acquired some celebrity as a poet- TO rUE VDItTO OF THIE EDINBUtiRGII CIIRONICLE. Si-In ...
AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS
... A meeting was held on Friday last of tie- Central Agricultural Association, the Duke of Newcastle in the chair, at which about as mm:h common sense characterised the speeches as dd0 those delivered at the Agricultural Meeting iheA at ?? in November, 1835, the ahbilrd. ities of which Mr. Hume so unmercifully exprsjj in his speech, on the motion of the Marjues. of Chandos, on the 27th April last ...
THE MORNING CHRONICLE
... T HE MAORANING CHRONICLE. I.ON DO N: II'l)h'ESl)A Y, .I UAE 29, If83. Inthe flotsi. of lJim., ?? night meal tnijttews itl Stpport of tile Stafford Disfiancliiiemncnt Bill *t:u es- atmined. 1.1o(1 ElLt :NROIWt(lIC l 'tIilttl tltat-ile COMtoittee aip. pmtiled lo drw tllp repizonl for ili..e wtign nill the (om- Imons' attlleinlleits utoldd he tittable to ?? theil r. - port until to-nmri-tow ...
MILL-HILL GRAMMAR SCHOOL
... TI'he anniversary of this excellent and now prosperous in. stitution vito celebrated yesterday morning, when, after n lengthened cxamination of the pupils, and the adjudication of the usual prizes, the students reparated for that joyous anid oft-luoked.forward.ten nterval-thle ?Midsummer holiday, Al- though the nature and object of this establishment is pretty gentrally knoan, it may not be ...
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE
... PRI VATE CORPESPONDENCE. ft RONIOU 0011,ON CORRfiiSaONiEN'r.1 ~,e trit resting~ ?? ales in thp Frjenh C'hanmber din- t-, .:rugr-le between too very opposite principles and I int', ono oif% hvi-it i- new to thle pi'opl e of Fraiice, otlet ?? ant' vootedil and almtost identified NN tilt *tILIl i-haractt r. I' v Ae iornet, I mean that anii-mili- l I. tiljt I ?? y of ?? .olId: er -, prele-oinna ...
IRISH CORPORATION BILL
... To Trls EDITOR OF'i MORSNING CH RONIC Lf Si -llam desired by sme tihou-niids of tie people of ('irL, to thailk 501 terv siilclrclY for tlhe s ciiceable at- tention il hu have bestowed kupou Lord L ndhillnst' s Bill, a s Upalic'bleir to thit city, atid tar ?? thc biu 'hl Inaile of the sinlister itt! uluilc nridct' n hich those claus's ot i itwhich ?? so ninay orporate ffim r>, af(r th t oli,' ...
PRUSSIAN MUNICIPALITIES
... PRUSSIA N MUNICIPALI TIES. To THE EDITOR or THE MORNING CIHRiONI('LF. S a - I tthe eioqlluent appeal mnde by Lord John IRuissell tiliS evening to the House of C'onmmtons, lie alluded to thle nirnicipalitis emiltablished in Prusia in tlie year 180,'Z, ail. forcibly contl a;ted the treedon oft thiese institutioris ill a counity whic e often spoo;k of Rs silfleling tialer despotic gevemileiit, ...
CITY OF LONDONDERRY MEETING
... On Tbhursdav a icetiing of the citizens called by his orslliip the Masvor, in pliinee of a requisition rni't . ulilerollik l and respeetabls signed, ss ie' thl in thit( Court- it houe, ' for the purpose of praying the ?? of Coin- enons that no nwasure of Corporate Reform for Irelandl may be permitted to pass their Ilonouarabic Ihouse, which dm 11 not pl ace tile leople ef this co aitr y istion ...
SOUTH ESSEX ELECTION
... CIuLlMSE(JRDI, Ivis 2. This bein; the day appointed bl thte Higi Sheriff for the nomindtion of a ?? to serie in the pre-ent Parliament, in the place ot the late \\ . Hall Dare, Eiq., deceased, at an early hour the town ot (helmsford *va- a scene of bustle, ij consequence of the partisanr of Mi. Palmer, in the Conser. vative inerlest, and those of Mr. Branfill, in the Iliberal, isaking ...
SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION
... ir SATURtDAY, JUNF. 25. le The nemination of a candidate to serve in the room of the lute Mr. Sheldon took place this day at the County-hall. 'Ihe e show of hands was in favour of Sir Gray Skipwitht whose d partisans entertain tile most sanguine hopei of being enabled )to procure him a majority on the poll. A statement was made e bythe Mayor of Warwick, Mr. Collins, which has caused i5 much ...