Monday, May 6. Lord King presented a Petition from a Mr. Schroeder, complaining of not being allowed to file a Bill in Chancery, unless it was signed by Counsel. Earl Grey said, before the Holidays he gave notice of a motion for a large reduction in the taxation, which could alo

or rue Irtssu.—ln every part of the country subscriptiors are going on for the laudable purpose of relieving the existing distress in Ireland.—A grand Dress Benefit Ball is to be given at the Opra House, on the 27th instant, at which his Majesty will be present.—A meeting was he

Boxriei.—The matches between young Brown and Bunn, the Bow youth, and Neale, the Streatham y outh and Deaf Davis, came on, on Tuesday, in Essex, oppn• site Woolwich. Neale and Davis fought 46 gallantly contested rounds, when Neale won it , w e i g hin g u p ward s of a stone and

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Mr. Secretary Peel presented a Petition from the Synod of Ayr, praying that the House would ,not entertain the proposition for admitting Catholic Peers to seats in Parliament. The sense of the House would be taken in the first stage of this proceeding, whether it was for.a Commi

This was an issue from the Court of Chancery. Mr. Scarlett, for plaintiff, said the Lord Chancellor desired to know if there were grounds for an action in this case. The Doge ' of Venice, contrary to the intention and wish of a l‘toble Author, ' and the interest of the bookselle

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