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Mr. E. DAVENPORT, after alluding to the distressed state of the country, and the consequent increase of crime: and contending that almost all our evils resulted from the convulsions in the currency, which had taken place within the last forty years, concluded by moving for a sel

GREECE. • The Hydra' Gaz.elle contains the following answer by Lord Cochrane, to an address -from the Hydriots, presented to him by a deputation : . •• To the Deputies of Greece assembled at Hermione. •• Poros, the 9th (20th) March, 1627. " Gentlemen,—l had the honour of receivi

. . This being the first day of Trinity. Term, • the Gentlemen who • have: ,been appointed. his Majesty's .Counsel learned in the law, took their ; seats within the Bar. They are Mr. TreslOve, Ir. Rose, and Mr. *Bickersteth,' of the -Chancery : Bays; • and Mr, John Williarns, Mr

'Mr..IILTME, in presenting a petition Colonel Bradley said, that he should very shortly state to th 4 House the substance of tho petitioner's grievances. A dispute having taken place between Colonel Bradley and Major Arthur, the former was put under an arrest, and:was confined u

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In a Committee of Ways and Means. Mr. lIERRIES moved that the sum of to be raised by Exchequer Bills, 1:e granted to his Majesty to defray the expenses of the expedition to Portugal, which was agreed to. TURNER'S DIVORCE BILL. The Bill for annulling the alleged marriage of E. Gi

Press is the Palladium of all your Civil, Political, and Religious Rights."—JuNtus. SUNDAY, JUNE 10. - -nem— DISFRANCHISMIktiT OF tENRYN. Lord John Russell on Friday night gave notice, that he would on Tuesday next move for leave to bring in a bill to enable the borough of Manch

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