10 MAY 1834, page 10

0. P. Q. Has Sent Us A Letter This Week

as usual ; but it contains no stew facts; and the crowded state of our paper renders it convenient for us to reduce the argument of his two columns to one sentence. He describes......

A Pungent And Stimulating Article On The Subject Of The

Dissenting thin's for equal justice, " for liberty, true and absolute libeety," ap- peared in the Morning Chronicle of yesterday. The shuffling conduct of Ministers Was very......

All The Late Proceedings Of Government, And Especially...

ing act of the detested Pension.list, shows the sagacity and penetra- tion of Major Cartwright. Being reprimanded by a lady, who knew his sentiments of the Tories, for speaking......

The Committee Of The House Of Commons, Who Have Reported

in favour of voting 5000/. to Captain Ross, thus describe the rewards which the other parties engaged in the expedition have received; front which it would seem that none have......

Mr. Tennyson's Motion For Shortening The Duration Of...

on the Order-book for next Thursday. There is scarcely a leading man in the Whig Government who is nut pledged to vote for the repeal of the Septennial Act. There is scarcely a......

Money Market. Money Market.

STOCK EXCIIAII0F. FRIDAY AIM:R:400N. The plan for the reduction of the 4 per Cents. has at last been made public in the following notice, communicate I to the Stock Exchange on......

Postscript.

SATURDAY NICHT. A rumour of the alarming illness, and some said the death, of the Duke of SUSSEX, was in circulation about the time our first edition went to press. It was......