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... WESLEYAN REEORILMOVBMENT. A public tea meeting, in aid of the funds for the erection of a New Wesleyan Reform chapel, in Milk-street, took place at the Broadmeiid-lROOms, on Tuiesday evening. There wes a large attendance, the room being filled in every nart. After, tea a pulcmeigwee held, at which Mr. J. Wf. tlall presfded. A h~ymn having been aung, and prayer offered, , The .CHAIRMtAN in ...
... THE IRISHf BRIGADE. Iay The quarrel between the different sections of the i, Irish Brigade waxes' fast and furious; and as when Ic certain persons fall out, honest men get their own, ywe may hope that the result will be for the advantage .tY of the good name of Protestant truth; and for the dis- [i, comfiture of those who are contending fora system of i ld religious equality, the first ...
... Inot KlISO''S OweC 250 RrOiMnrli or ?? MILITIA, for -Commissions signed by the L~ord-Lieutenant of the County alle of Stafford.-TIC HiOD. ?? Stuart Ryder, cm Mal moult' called Viscount Sandon, to be.Capt.;, Charles Qidhaema :c CEsq., to bc Capt.; William Thomas Locker, Esq., toabe UP. o: nd Capit. ; Robert liargreaves, Esq., to be Capt.,' Charles Ga. des ,er, nett, Esq., to be Capt.; Edward ...
... FrEEI MASONRY. Masonic Meetings for Next Week. Monday, January 17th.-Lodges Nos. 1,21,66, 218. Chapter No. 12. 'Tueeday-Lodges Nos. 54, 87, 188, 200, 229, 255. Chapter No. 49. Wednesday.-General Committee of Grand Chapter at three. Grand Stewards' Lodge. Lodges Nos. 164,2 02, 203, 225, and 257. Thursday.-House Committee of Female School at twelve. Lodges Nos. 7,23,57,63,76,78,209. Chapter No. ...
... -1TAL!. ' I igi atb aeb Ah hoi 78! th, on no tlh in is ar gi 'er he. Ssrkinian Chamber of Deputies voted the estiniatee of the navy on the 10th. The discussion, turned prnceipally on the..proposition of a member that the cruises should not be confined, as hitherto, to the Mediterranean and Adriatie,;but l extend to more distant seas. The Minister of War opposed the propoqs ri ' If a ...
... THZ WEATHER) MW ITS INFLUENCE O? I THE (JOUNTRY. -The' longe contisinance of rany wveather, andvtbo floods w;bich have occurred in variouas parts of the country, have excited a pretty general feeling of uneasiaess in the -publice mind in relation to the efleotwfhieh may be produced upon our next harvest, and the disturbing influences which specalation-iei foreign eornF arsing out of ...
... I1?ZJ?NTh' t . ?? ;. i . ' , . , 1.l1 .-T i ! f !Q,. t ' . 1 1 TIi ,'CBARLOW ELE~OgAI . ' i' ?? ti election of &' finbei' to ?? set for the honstpgh of Carlow, Ihfv~entiby Mr. JebreSadfeir'ti o qptnce, ot ,tbe ?? ,ul Lrd: of -t Tresuy ommtenced 'in ,tbe -court-house .of tlbatlt town .thie. .moerninag? Dvsriog the' .mprnig 'hs towsn, with the .exoepteion bt thit~po~rtion of it in. tlie ...
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... The Madrid Gazette of the 14th of December last publishes the followiig Royal Decree (Translation.) ROYALDECREE. In conformity with the proposition of the Ministro de Hacienda, and the advice of the other Ministers, I decree the following:- Art 1. Merchandize coming from Gibraltar, Portugal, Algeria, and ports situated between the rivers Gironde inclu- sive and the Bidasoa, and from the ...
... LIFE ASSURANCE-MODES OF VALUA- TION. To nii EDITOR or Tax MORNING CHRONICLE. SrI.-I have to express my concurrence in the observation of J. A. H. (in his letter to you of the 10th inst.), that we are quite agreed as to the necessity of ensuring the main- tenance of a sufficient reserve, but differ only as to the means of effecting it. J. A. H. now observes that, as respects the bonus, he ...
... aOR ICLR WVINDSOR, JAN. 18. f,*uawing had the honour of dining with her Majesty Tile e Duchess of Kent, the Prince of Loiningen, te, Adelaide of Hohenlohe, the Lady in Waiting to stt Pr'le of Kient, and the Baroness de Speth. tilcler diesty'5 private band attended in the erening, and ?? the following selection ~ierilrr ,, L, Part du Diable' ?? Auber. vertIourO, and March, .Midsum- ?? . Otta ...
... CO UR T OF BANKR UP TCY-YESTERDAY. [REfiors S1/. Coeoaaisis7er EvtAs.] IN RE C. S. VOULES. The bankrupt was a solicitor of Windsor. This was the certificate meeting. 'Mr. Lawrance supported, Mr. Depree opposed for certain creditors, Mr. Linkilater, far the as- signees, did not oppose. The bankrupt, examined, said Ire had been sued by Mr. Duck arid couseslted to ?? him £200, of which sum £1D0 ...