The Lancaster Herald, and Town and County Advertiser. — 1832-04-28 (Lancaster, Lancashire, England)

COYMITTSIO TO TIM CASTLIL—Peter Duffey and Philip Malone, charged, with having, at Liverpool, unlawfully aaulted and addicted Joseph Longrigg and others, officers of the Excise, in the due execution of their duty, and with endeavouring to rescue certain persons from their lawful custody.—Jon Joss, charged with having stolen, at Lan. caster, a quantity of coffee and tobacco, the property of John Ormandy.---/ffary Ratdiffr, charged with having maliciously incited, moved, procured, aided, counselled, hired, and commanded one William Heaton feloniously and wilfully to kill and murder John Ratcliffe, at Warrington. ~--Israel Robinson, charged with having stolen from the person of Charles Beswiek, at Heaton Norris, the sum cf four pounds, the property of John Beswick. [The following paragraph ought to have been publishe.' last Saturday, but was mislaid.] On Monday the 16th, the debtors in the Castle, R' evince their joy on the issue of the debate on the sect el ' reading of the Reform Bill, raised a floating banner the air with the figure "9" (the majority of Lords i favour of the Bill) in its centre, and also came to s re.'lotion to illuminate the interior of the building. Accoi-Oingly, as night approached, the windows of the various Rooms were lighted up in the moot brilliant manner, t'a inhabitants of each trying to outvie those of others, splendour. Many of them displayed various devises, stlio as stars, the figure "9," the word " Grey," &c., &c. e whole, aided by the variety of architecture, the loftinew the buildings, the salubrity and stillness of the night, prudueed a dazzling and splendid effect. A flourish from -mellow-toned bugle at an appointed hour surnmoued ti e inmates of this little republic to an open area in the ya .!. whets?, with the assistance of some instrumental mu-"God Brie the King" was sung with heart and vol.. Several patriotic, and other airs, iucluding the Kir;:.• • God bliss him," "Rule Brittania," followed by " '` • with eselancholy," wound up the festivities of the nig,':• the efforts of our patriotic King and his no! .e to • ameliorate the condition of the people, ac' - the rejoicings of at least a few of s . may it be responded to from ene to the other.—(.&c. a Oorreyosidelt  =-.  The Chancellor of Charter will hold his Visitation's-4 he Churchw i ardens n the follpwing order : Tuesday May B—Ormaitirk, • at 9 Morning. fuesday May B—Liverpool, atl Afternoon. Saturday May 12—Cheater, at 11 Morning. Thursday May 17—Nantw1eb, at 9 Morning. Thursday May 17—Middlewich, at 1 Afternoon. Friday May 18--Mmehostisid, at 9 Morning. FridaY May 18--3anckPort. at 1 Afternoon, ssturday May 19—Manchester, at 11 Morning. i•uesday May 22—Boroughbridge, at 10 Morning. Wednesday May 23—Richmond, at 10 Morning. Friday May 25—Whitehaven, at 10 Mbrning. aturday .. May 28-131verston, at 10 Morning. Monday May 28—Kendal, at 10 Morning. Tuesday ..... May 29—Lancaster, at 10 Morning. Wednesday May 30—Preston, at 10 Morning. Thursday May 31—Blackburn, at 10 Morning. Friday June I—Chorley, at 9 Morning. Friday June I—Bolton, at 1 Afternoon. Saturday June 2—Wigan, at 10 Morning. Monday June 4—Frodsham, at 12 Noon. EARL or DelllY.—During- the last few days, a rumour 0: the death of this patriotic nobleman has been very gened in the town and neighbourhood. It gives us nrtich ,asure to state that the report is unfounded, and that his Lordships health is as good as it has been for many years.  Rama Fos Buaws ox