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... commotion the evil is never so great as when it the appearance of a religions war. In the House of Lords the Duke of Rutland presented the Cambridge Anti-Reform Petition. The supporters of Ministers usually affect to undervalue these expressi-011% of public ...
... 30th September, 1829, to 12th July, 1830— s. d. Total 4,712 8 41 From which deduct the following : His late Majesty 5OO 0 0 Duke of Nortkumberland —3O 0 0 Benefit Play 91 0 0 Fine on a Drunken Servant u 2 8 Thirty-nine Donations, from sources unknown ...
... expressioa could not be mistaken-1 French ships Suifren , La S 'twas Matilda! once the beautiful and admired, Letters from the Duke and Duchess of Camnow sunk low —low irdecd. A faint hectic Cittered bridge were received in to.vn on Monday fromHanoo'er her ...
... CAMBRIDOE PETITIOX. The Duke of GLOUCESTER said, in pursuance of the notice which he had given on Friday last, he now rose to present to their Lordships a petition signed by 258 members of the Senate of the University of Cambridge now assembled in the ...
... arrangements of the Government were supposed to be completed on Saturday ; but Mr. Rice IS afraid to meet his constituents at Cambridge, where Sir Edward Sugden is sure of being returned, in the event of a vacancy, so that part of the play must necessarily ...
... Captain George Ilyag is made a Lord of the Treasury It was understood that Lord Anglesey's friends would have gone out a ith the Duke of Richmond, but the new appointments hare decided them on adhering to the present thrverninetit. Mr. Arc Udall has arrived ...
... PORTUGAL. The following correspondence is given as tho official termination of the negociation with Dose Miguel. The Duke of Terceira forwarded the following demands to General Lemos, commanding the forces in Evora : Your Excellency shall immediately ...
... severid parishes in his diocese by the Bishop of Carli ale, by Lord Rolle, from six parishes in Devonshire, by the Duke of Wellington, and the Duke of Newcastle, from various places. The Earl of DURHAM resented several petitions from bodies of Protestant Dissenters ...
... Lansdowne, the Duke of Richmond, or Lord Althorp. The general opinion is that the Marquis of Lansdowne will be Premier. The King, up to the time we are writing, has not sent for any one, so that everything remains in a state of uncertainty. The Duke of Richmond ...
... merely half of what the Duke of Wel. lington had done. He hail heard, he could not state it from personal observation, but he was informed, arid there were members of parliament in the room who would concur with him that the Duke of Wellington said that ...
... put in nomination for the office of Chancellor of the: University of ,Cambridge, vacant by the death of his Royal Highness the Diike of Gloucester, and that a &Imitation from Cambridge Is expected forthwith to wait upon his Grace ou the enhjact. Strong ...
... conversation between the Duke of Wellington,Lords Lyndhurst ; Radnor ; and Melbourne, ths Earl of Shaftesbury and the 131. shop of Llandaff, the second reading of the bill relating to the statutes of the University of Ox. ford and Cambridge was postponed till ...