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... COlMMISSION OF LUNVACY ON A CR1- MINAL LUNATIC. Yesterday, at ten o'clock, sa CommissiOD of lunacy~ woe opsened at the Horns Tavern, Kennington, before Mr. Corn. miss8ioner Barlow anid sixteen freeholders of the county of* Surrey, of whom Mr. Prickle (chairman of the Surrey bee- 5 stops) was foreman. ]i.Atu .oetPac, The 55t1j,-t ot lnquily wo r Atu Xoet ere formerly a surgeon at Kensington, ...
... LORD STANLBY. Such are the tastes and habits of sur legislative aseem- blies, that a speech is often forced upon the attention of the public, by the applause of the party whence it emanates, F which has neither art, argument, nor eloquence, nor im- S portant statement to recommend it. In this class a high a place was conceded by the press to the late ebullition of the a Lord Chancellor upon ...
... G REE7CE. The tlection of 1PresideDt and V'ice-Preeidonts of the Na- tional Assembly of Greece shows the happy unanimity which prevails in that body. Notaros, a man of no party, revered from age, and from having presided over several as- 6embliCS, is President. The Vice-Presidents are Miavrocor- dato, Coletti, Metaxts, and Londos-all four ministers: the three first considered to be ...
... KENDAL ELECTION-RETURN OF MR. WARBURTON. STATE OF THE POLL-NOVEMBER 8. AT NINE O'CLOCK. Warburton . . , 109 Bentinek .. . . 34 Majority. -75 AT TEIN O'CLOCK. Warburton . 159 Bentinck . 78 Majority . 81 AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. Warburton ,,,,,.. . 171 Bentiuck .. 100 Majority . 71 AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Warburton . . . 180 Bentinok .. . . 113 ...
... OPENING. OF THE FRENCH CIHAMIBERS. The following accotnt of. tlhe opening of the French Chambers, witd the King's Speech, was published by us in all early seconld edition of' yes- terday. Yesterday was the (lay fixed for the opening of' the French Legislature. No less than 20,000 troops were under arls. On these occasions the troops are placed in double lines, at a considerable distance from ...
... Tle return of thle Co)urt to Wintieor Ceasle early this wcalk retuiere it nictrucary to iniortin till hiddere of ordertc to view the private ajeatrrn~tst there, thit they are no isttger Isailalit.d.r The. Quer~n aid Prinree Albert the~ Waills and gentlemen N, of the royal attit., &d tile houpchlold, Iaiteried divine ccr- vi vice yesterday Oilriu in thye Chnfpel Royal, Bul-kiwfighsm PAlace. ...
... The LONDON GAZ9T2'J3 ef FRIDAY, May 19. I - **~~~~~*~~~ 9!J~v *i-1-L11' xmay 1t). r LORD CHAMIIE1LAIN'S.OFFICE, MAy 18. 2 Notice is hereby givent, thlit his Royal hityliness Prince 0 Albert will9 by the deslce of heir Majesty, hold a Lee, h S Levee, at~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~3 St. James's Palace, on behalf of her'Majeuty,on Wednesday c the 21st of June Ileit, at two o'clock. 3, It is ...
... THE MORNING CHRONiCLE. LONDON: MOA'DAY, MAY 122, 1643. |Tlie Governmnent, it must be ndmnitte(d, is iun | most unhappy position. The manner iii mwhich its - _ _ _ l' sayings and doings are perverted by its owni sup- porters showvs the sore al(d exasperated teelings Nwhlich its conduct has produced. Sir ROBI;T PEEL and his collengues, if they have a spark of hollest pride, iimust chife at the ...
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