... Ito III] 0 'i'Iii? REIIEI.LiitN' IN LANALIA. I )i-s? ilttilic'5 we're i'vi'ejveul riti Tiit*siltis- intuit- ig it the ii tirse Guards, frinti 'tie .1 abel I aiharne, ilaic-ti ttiv it it! nit. seitit a 1511 aetittiti at the late peaceetlingu. Clan ii I 'aside. 'JIw' aitevi: ilpita -5. lIen-, liii- tilreridv been atata stated train tinier aries with as Itivieti r tiveetracy. I al. t ?lril:crehl ...

... :~g 110 lignite taid beeti rre il-c ?? thatt rapititi t tat l spartero It wti's jrelttiritig to lilarilr~ ol Vittoria, to b~e prepared pr Rafitillt tile ?? ( lrlisit esped it ei, 1 ~iiC~li it tva e iti s tr~ai ati Ilitl lit iii set holt forl Ci stile. li ut ( 'iirlos hlii ?? revieweid tlii. teriliidalil Ii ttir.tidiiig palriy on1 the Ilhitt. Ic It Ilitoetldlel coesik!s of twvelve battallionls, ...

... SATURDAY, DECE?IBER :?o, 1837. DS1(I I~ I >: The' NEW\PORi'',Dec. 30.1 The W5esloyan Chapel of dock; this town wads duly licensed on the Gth inst. for the ce. tesio; We rtuidersdtanti~d theatat theinleeting of the G rdafle, In - at the Town Hall, on 'Thursdlay, an order was made or Athi M ir. Gieerge Bull and M~r. Robert Bryant, ot Newport, ^s co anrd Dlr. Hillier, of hltvde, licensed ...

... -TII= - OJ` GLTI:ON=CLE: THIE MORNINEG CUlRONKICLE, LONDON: MONDAY,JANUAIRY 1, 1l38. The Times of last Saturday reprobates with admirable and just severity the policy which has uniformly distinguished the party which it now advocates upon all questions of concession even to the most reasonable popular demands. The strictures of our contemporary are parti. cularlv valuable and striking, as it ...

... NAVAN UARTLR SbT§CONft -f From oui CorrespondIt:; December 27, 1837. The sessions commenced here this day, before the as. iustant-barrister, Mr. Plunkett. Nothing of any importance took place, save three applications to register, two only of which were admitted-one Liberal, and one Tory._ The rest of the day was occupied in the civil bill way, issuing decrees in minor cases, &c. SECOND DAY ...

... PAST AND PREUENTC NDUCT OF TI I | ~BANK OF BNGLAND.| Sl said noslalt rectlie Istlis Candidus Imperti; St Don, his utere mnecati.-lHon. To TIlH EDITOR oir THE-MORNING CHRONICLE. Sia-Encouraged by the aboveo motto, which forms the concluding sentenceof Air. Jones Loyd's late pamphlet upon the currency, noticed in your paper of yesterday, I venture once more to offer a few observations upon ...

... -* -1r 1'-loT ?? . foo~~ .iwc1 -gl nt of Dragootn q.Qadsaeutenant :eorge- .Nenitistoua 'Srott to be C ptai by- rcase, vp.amies . ?? ; Casnet :Mainaon.~.ipon- 'to'be 'Liens'canrti .liy' pue~rihoba-se, .vice Scott. Bingbtrr ?? Geiit.h to. be 5^Cor.^net. by purcbase, vice Piporn.l,2 ?? Regiment of Dragoons-Bre I I-olone John Richird .,Xrer~fro~m she baif-pay Unattacbe etenant(jbonel, ...

... amC0t1?V'0 & ?,Ur0?J?M.!'0?JV0t0. JIWiM TUESDAY' I,?NDON GAZETTE. U ever (ol. I' ri1ip ?Vode1rou?e, I t?pav I'n?t?achvr1, tu Ire .MOjrJr 1?rI' rrr' , ne.,, ho exeharrge? ? i ? Jill it' Ire ?I ojer nil'! Lierirenarrl - ? eke!, lv purehane, ?? ?Vo ehoirne, who retiree. Br-i i.e ?? ?? Pnvv'er. of the Re n? Miii- r? CLilege, t' he 3lrjor iii die Arreiy. 0 x:?f:ll lI. 0 ?? e. lIrelol, ?? ?lt oll' ...

... 1?IAHK-LANE, 1?IONflAY? DEC. 26. rd This bej rig C'hrisrtmas -Day, we have nlO remarks tO ('OUrl .mak~e, aad can only: ofter, therefore, for the past week cepti rig A REVIEWi ()F THE CORN TRADF;. pest. re- ?? onda we had a good sapply of samples of Wh leat - en fon our naihbrsuring counties, but the condition was 1 inditlterenkt, the dcsmp state of the weather havhig caused * them1 to come to ...

... ON THE STATE AND PROSPECTS OF TilE CANADIAN INSURGENTS. The following letter, which appeared in The Tires of Saturday, is evidently from some person interested in forwarding the objects of the Papineau party. The aim of the writer is to magnify the resources of the Insurgents, and to misleand the public with regard to the numbers of the French and British in Lower Canada. From the location of ...

... SATUIXDAY. I)ECElIUER 30,1837. |b T[he Rlev. James .Jtrdiue Rogersony, A. A., \ having icvigtied the cuscey of Cl-ristehttrch, after per. formilng the sacred duty of his calling for upwards ?? three years, with extraordinasy zeal arid ability in ?? exeeoaiye parish,-mrany of the inhabitents, in order to| euc her X~rbto and asatoknf Xtheu hig es scribers. An appropriate ?? was engraved on the ...

... VENTILATION OF THE iROUSE OF COMMONS. Several noblemen and gentlemen were present on Saturdaiy evening in the Housc of Conmons to witness certaiR exper- ments made by Dr. Raid with reference to the ventilation and lighting of that house, In consequence of thl comn- plaints made UpDOI this subject during the present session the attention of Dr. elid was called to It, and accordingly that geumti ...