EGYPT

... ALEXANDRIA, MARCIi 21. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPOND1INT.] Since last month we have had to complain of a number of brawls and outrages, perpetrated chiefly by renegade and profligate Europeans, of whom, I am sorry to say, too many are to be found among the population of this city. Of these, two resulted in assassination, and many others were sufficiently serious to provoke con- siderable alarm. The ...

Published: Tuesday 02 April 1850
Newspaper: Morning Chronicle
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 2401 | Page: Page 2 | Tags: News 

GERMANY AND THE NORTHERN STATES

... ERMANY NORTHERN AND THE STATE S. AUSTRIA. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] VIHENA, APRIL 5.-The latest accounts from Athens, rved Trieste, which report the state of things there up to the 26th ult., are of a vague and con- flicting character. All that we can gather is that the differences are far from settled, and the per- tinacity of the King in refusing to come to terms, together with the firm ...

Published: Thursday 11 April 1850
Newspaper: Morning Chronicle
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 3428 | Page: Page 3 | Tags: News 

STATE OF THE PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS AT EASTER

... jiST~ 01' THiE PARLIAMENTARY ?? BUSINBSS A r2 ASTER. [FltOM TliF BPBETATOR.E 1. THE LORDS. MINISTERIAL ILL$S AND TIIB STAUi ARRIVEiD AT. llistrar's Office Bankru rutty ?? Read a third time and sent to Commons Fgeele1iasticull Comil irstoners ?? Ditto Itailsv Abaidoui uit ?? Dittor PCsns tat Pri5orls ?? ?? .. .Read a socoud time Tru~tec Act 1850 . . Ditto hailway Audit.To Select Committee ...

Published: Monday 01 April 1850
Newspaper: Morning Chronicle
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 2097 | Page: Page 7 | Tags: News 

TO THE FUSTAIN JACKETS, THE BLISTERED HANDS, AND UNSHORN CHINS

... :FU lH rSTMN AddC -- ?? ' p lif. s- Wii heFjes'~I~O4. gate honain ?? will be .Oii rei;and CO Sto your -:priaciptl@e3) ,3 ?? shad ~slagged behinid the..provmee3, but niow . «en of 'Londoar~ upanddo .And *~fho~g tondonism, ~sls~ a ~s is - ~'anceU, yret neverthelesa tthe~4 - ifdlthat a i's more likely ioiat& an aupres V pio on the birds that e' ?? nests, tb5 the dist1nt min oashire ad x, trk ...

LETTERS TO THE WORKING CLASSES

... _O ?? 1VXRE~NQLTi. - i go ygB *EUQ CLASSES~, , I .. s I It E ~~ a tho~ght, produ~ceb Th it vwhb make5 thonsad. perhaps millions TEB TAXES ON KXOWLEDGE. PARLIAMENTARY REFORI M. PitOTREP PROLETABIAN~i 0 ,.rely.does the Commons' House of s.Mont condescend to discuss questions, objec the well-being of the having o vcominl people. On Tuesday t 60-caie ow r . honourable gentlemen . ?? pight, ...

The Metropolis

... ?? imetrolooltos .1 Ua&use or- LoxDoce DtrRlNOJ ?? . a me,, consderbledeceas isobserved in the* mortality of havei tosierbe wekedee lste Stra.The total deaths re- ate th gistered in the metropolitan districts, which in thle SH previous week rise to 1, 124, were last 'week only 893, Tuea whereas the average derived from deaths in ten cor- Toiead responding weesks Of 1840-9, and raised in ...

Imperial Parliament

... kmrpfial varliamatt. iad MONDAY, APBIL 15. at HOUSE OF LORDS.-On the motion of Earl S GBEY, the Exchequer-hills Bill and the Brick Duties tub Bill passed through committee. a HOUSE OF COMMONS.-INaaCxoxTDaJss.-Mr. as lIumE presented a petition from the inhabitants of )ut Stirling, complaining of the indecent dress of the 0e3m Highland soldiers. (A laugh.) The petitioners re- o presented that in ...

The Metropolis

... gl j ct,,epalo. HECALTH oir LoN-DON DURING T111 WsEx.-It j'a grtfing to observe that the return for the week 810 eniglast saturday. exhibits' a further ?? inth te mortgality. During the' two peiu ek h h deaths registered in the metropolitan districts Were, Put in successiohi, 1,124, 893; they have now declined to dep 866. In the corresponding weeks of ten previous years (1840 9) the average ...

MOST INTERESTING SCENE AT THE SLATE QUARRIES

... [MOST INTERESTING SCENE AT TIJE SLArE ' .QUARRIES. re To -tie Edior of liae North Wales Chronicls, se ry Su,,-If you did notfsee, and haye not heaird'of the of extrabrdinary scene 'which took place at St. Ann's, in the Penrhyn Slate'Quarrips, on Friday last, I will tell you allaboutit. -- y OONE WHO DID SEE AND HEARl IT. or April 27. of L(e have heard of the scene, and regret we were not as ...

Published: Tuesday 30 April 1850
Newspaper: North Wales Chronicle
County: Caernarfonshire, Wales
Type: Article | Words: 2284 | Page: Page 2, 3 | Tags: News 

GENERAL SUMMARY

... GEN'8AL SEMEARY. a Accounts from the Cape of Good Hope report :lion'.hunting achievementsaby Brevet Mnjor Blen-l e kinsoppp and Captain Bates, of the 45th Regiment, ts' at a frontier station. Five lions and a leopard, all a. full grown beasts, were killed in two, mornings' shootings. .y A splendid new sepamer, 2,2o feet long, and'. with is two engines of 7 feet. strcre. is about to be con- a. ...

Published: Tuesday 30 April 1850
Newspaper: North Wales Chronicle
County: Caernarfonshire, Wales
Type: Article | Words: 1873 | Page: Page 4 | Tags: News 

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

... IMPERIAL PAEtLIAMENT, HOUSE OF LORDS oXrONDAY, APiL'i 2'2 LoTd BLANTYI1'E toolt the oaths ntnd his seat as one of the representative peers uif Seoitl'lld. ol tire motion of the M51arquis of REEl)ESD)ALE, the Smoke Prohibitiomi Bill passed through corn- mittee 'lTre Duke of RICITIMIOND, moved for the np- pointment of a select commiteffe t6 inquire into the operation of asr act to prohibit tihe ...

Published: Tuesday 30 April 1850
Newspaper: North Wales Chronicle
County: Caernarfonshire, Wales
Type: Article | Words: 2616 | Page: Page 1 | Tags: News 

AGRICULTURE

... A GRIC UL T-UE . *VALUAD2fr, INFORMATION FOR FA5RMERS, isTA (rf56115the Agfricultualu Gazette.) ASTHi INOT-WANT NOT. It is an old maxim to of but. thoughl ancient, it wits never more useful theli ietor att thu presn dy Inteetithes of competition hist and frugality in ll nildepartirlitets of indtlitry, it is tie 2t's ;spirit ,f all fimprovemiti en L 511( in iagricuolture, Mannhi- I 0 s. ...

Published: Tuesday 09 April 1850
Newspaper: North Wales Chronicle
County: Caernarfonshire, Wales
Type: Article | Words: 2126 | Page: Page 4 | Tags: News