... . k' , . . .1. o ?- . , t ITM ?? ? ?? - I , Cxr. rtdpvnlit ± ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? -. - ?? ALK tIA WORKlS.-THE QUEENS,.MUSPRi? u noae EDITOR at the LIVtERPOOL If ERCLTRY. abi~ adss,-.I beg leave to be permitted to address the public, ho tbrough the mediuni of your papPer, on certain erroneous C in the ofreetna, TehoeQue~r tmson, of'Gla'sgow;N' So adokpt this course; allow me, thereore, to ...

... The Duke of Kent died in considerable debt to the late Lords Fitzwilliam andi Dundas. Very recently the repre- tatives of these peers have received the amount of tlisir debts accompanied by a valuable piece of plate from the Queen, with a letter expressive of the obligations she felt towards those who had been her father's friends, and the pleasure she and the Duchess of Kent felt, in being en ...

... son ot Mr Sheridan Knowles, have been appointed to clerkships ill the General Register-oftice. Amongst the new works announced by various publishers, as in preparation, is A Npw IrallslatiulI of Sch'eg-el's Lectures on Draatadc Literature, by W. B. Pryce, Esq. ...

... LAST QLARTli.t, MAI 16, ;it Ten in Att?rnoow. Printed and Published by JOHN GRAINRF:, Printer.: of High-street, 14ertltyr Tydvil, in the County of Glamorgan, at the Office, High-street, Merthyr Tytlvil. where Orders, Advert'senn-nts, and Communications for the Editor are requested to he published at Brecon, by .lotlN WILLIAM MORGAN,. Hi«;h-street, inferior, in the Chapelry of St. within the ...

... PLURA lTIES. -n nrr1 (jr .f 1t. I-lon, 11- 1oin of Return to an order of the i-on. the House of Com- A nous, dated March 9, 1838, for an abstract of tile number of clergymen holding livings in plurality, f3 w here one of the livings so lheld does not exceed R £50. per eunnm ; the like, where one of the livings 1 so held does not exceed £100. per annum * the like, T where otse of the livisgs so ...

... A PfER FINI-D FOR BFIVG DRUNK.—After the diposal of ninor fry, a cons able ushered into the board-room a gentleman If rather a foreign appearance, and attired in an undress mili- iry frock, who was presented to the magistrate as the Earl ol Roscommon. His lordship, marching forward with an air of offended dig- lity, and keeping his hat on, addressed the magistrate as fol- 'ows :—Are you aware, ...

... FRIDAY, MAY 11, 183o . + t Letters and papers from Madrid to the 2nd ?? illst incltii'ive, hiive ('('tile to hand. AS a reward folr t hc tfeetiflg, se a deftat of Negri the Sptiiish Cabinet has hlad dile Vulsc. io he~tty cuonitable sittupid ity to liotiour Espiirtero with the Co ml- Eniglantd g an niandcrohip-iit Chieif'ofthie Whole of the Sipanish forces I CUltivate [I- We aie all hut ...

... EXPLANATORY NOTICE RrSPECTING REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS, UNDER THE NEW REGISTRATION ACT. [6 do 7 Gulielini IV., c. 86.] By the New Registration Act the parent of every child born after June 1837, may obtain for it the advantage of a legal registry of its birth, without payment of any fee, provided it be registered by the registrar of the district in which the child was born, within six weeks ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. iMonday, May 7. After the presentation of petitions, Lord MELaBOURssE stated, in answer to a question from Lord Londonderry, that her Majesty's government had taken no share what- ever in the appointment of an ambassador from France to this court at the approaching coronation. On the motion of Lord WISCHILSEA, it was ordered that there be laid upon the table a copy of the ...

... * If the Rev. 'Mr. Gregg and Father Maguire ever meet in single combat it will be contrary to the wish, -and despite, the urgent entreaties of the Protestant clergy, orthodox and schismatic. Various efforts have been made-hitherto without all success---to deter Mr. Gregg from the fulfilment dl of his engagement. Whether the following, from the pen of one of Mr. Maguire's vanquished ?? ponents, ...

... IMPERIAL PARL AMET. HOUSE OF LORDS-TlUUSDAr, MAY 10. The Marquis of DOWNSHIRE presented several peti- tions against the Irish poor law bill. The Earl of ABERDEENgave notice that he should, to- morrow, put a question to the noble viscount at the head of her Majesty's government, respecting a letter that had appeared in the public papers, purporting to be written by the direction of' her ...

... DIR. CH A:-NiURRS' LECTURES. TIIIRD LECTURE. t On Tuesdny, ]r. Chalmere delivered lbis third lec- i ture at the Hanover-square lno'ins. The whole of t I the seats, and tv ery avonimce to tho ldoors of the room w wc're, as on the tormer two lectures, crowded with I auditors. There were present, namidst a great num- b.er of the rohility, memlbers of parliament, and dig- I nitaries of the (Chnrch ...