... THE EDITOR TO THE RE7 xi);'! Ahtorriog egetirm. and destetolo to dotpiary'd'o!: parade tt l mt ooor .. the pahiloc I desart to lcve the pvopte - i1 I . I of the Nnornaoor Lracon. hv the I n il:.i!1'.. . -P-, to In cotenots apoot pobolc mttro. otd bo f' ep . its eoluaos. The Editor, of tote obt' vev aioe I.I. 1 olved, that my ostst to entrre nmmdroltalt' o~p 'to tlo.od, oo' r mattens ollothot ...

... L: :0i0TOCAL INThLL~IGENCR E.,00 NKVCASTLrE MTUNICIPAL D IO.Th titoi of thill ttet n'hushrigtehgot opinint~ of tbe t.alenits, principls n notoa fM.D abterlr, 'i-glad 1o firsdt h it his rtesqionotivo is not acktepted ~b~ytie heat thinlaing poet of the populationi of 'ounr, taen (for theEitr .nt iesow tie taunted ihhigasroe) People whO, reaso.,n ii- ou1etflrallyt trl e't'*ttrfrsaetoM.Dotlea' .r ...

... t llrlDANMON'I,.0 ?NTITU ULLIT R% ;:M 0 [Wi~~~ ~ ~~~~ Mi bibt ib'-cr '3 fitc. .', Tbe ...

... NORT'HDURHAMI REFrM WAsOCI.e.ON. On Tuesd ay, thi oit'le ur~~,a nlsiM Sipeararini in tire, Chai..W i epeed.tobring the. proe~eeings of th la vvalpltiin nt vrynr coolpato. Pasilirgbvtetat niart atineotfa ver- bage, we. iasen etAnrt Lrcraa eratc, ewa ova stroll girt tbe'pi~~~~th. e' d o irkrthr i ely o sr aroat amu, nathmet ilidrl.O ~ ~ dAlt j ooatie whi ob eAngie' C'Ao atese mgtelot a5irid~ ...

... NTsrtherIILibiekator. qUVI'r DAY, OCTOBER 21,. }otlfl'¶ IikcO W~ l'x o tbraght produces bat 0,ikh mke thnanud., perhrap millions think`. POLITICS FOR THE PEOPLE ', natttI, Io lit the nWholen world Ityn p nn CA'ii NfOUitTOItINi Liee+a~vt Is Publiehed for the Tl I , I f mintainintttig pure dledintracy in xpe upJI' , We aore aware, thkat thisl dv ~ti si iisoine of our readers. But i.toc ...

... CANADIAN RIGHTiS. It ia with great jiltilifirrtiour thet lye give pubjicity to tire~ fi'llosaill sepert of thvpreoeerdingilof a pusbiilic ovtifl wtioio sintarabed. FotNOseastle upon Tyne, (roosiwerl h the W~ork- ig PZen,,,.,ssouiatioi) Oil Frittaky, the lit October, 1837. ilr. J. Iftreu~t.N wiscasrlleil to the chair. The irhaiertin isirtly satterl the object of tawire dueeig. Ile said'that ...

... I BEAUTIthES Of?' MONTARCR1Y Tltte1 FRENcH CAPOAIGN tAr INST I. Iu the spring of 1812, 2ti'e Freoch forc. erP! th;R corn pign waso6o&O,300 tre, besi-les 1;,f , odad 1.200 c onnon. 2. li the battle o' Bon 701 --f Seltn-vai slaughter on both silles aronuoted o 'O,'iO mresn_. at the shrine of nnad Anmbition. 3. At Ronza, a great number of nrts -rer ,;' . French cavalry, containing oretcti, ...

... F AO RELODN-)SA~H DT~ ~~~ ~~ t.iEAV ONT tugal lhove beaten the ~Whs i tleand the'lemacea'oof the lattefj party Isove IIe Aop~o't'lsit Tdur'ceuntry.- Tub seyclat has ps hfrog ic t~~~r.Al thei protoCels dl' te lace I fI ste'prtet'fpItrlfil pery obauld not sore PrtgocWier raosihlto' TheoPertuguezae'elentIr~Ar'ft tr foec fte .Dnaflrie~vn ln e ea~ sjsos aterCte rnp lAV igieoallrli elher'pnry thhte ...

... E t S . a - E s i~tlsregy injl g~ lie no, andt( lhen pibotlillgou his ~ fll of nteow(itf'ea tosliaunt fir Ohs nso~iohee notes accptNcesli in h,0 'i liti P0~'tiotasitth oeceleresi.- moS'itra £ h tiai-lrti hialssineor ainhalt heesl ''s Al~ rorsotitutonlist: 'Sanh~ii n tertePted the live lettera of Don Carnoe to iii9c/ fihdthirrll.3 be (the Prnocess, do Ble!i a) , putt. lihdte. Whon the ...

... POLITICS FOI TH EPEtPLE.-;,.. . ,&St~ iwtpl gnt InI. li( Iho wvhomo woo.! IC yot ctrn. 1w. -! trnnm;1eon,;oboldy, Loins ili.r. CURRENCY QUESTION' IGo6.sANCr. oF Vrit LoxoroN PTIzMs.-Te blundex wv~hih these gcntliilmen constantly .iake' e quite absurd. 'rakinf up the Sun Nawspaper-of the 13th, we were struci'; tvlil the following question, wrbie manifest at degree of igniorance most uIIhecomDU ...

... Northera L -iItwJ .e Wubi18sh theks fsad wiumg~eadtdr whiahS at ..ulo lk.dW LiberaOtlor of Irelan-,r th .~ei WhIsh i uponthe p Brstilem thpne. .ouglit ire puls heea oin~te. hc tded fro ev hen LJbernal.toer O rln y q';ocrkio)Idas assgatio nofuldb Lonon 0 Con. t let 'fm atain -toest upn thera Bufrigii epe,an 'bal teno doauseto complafin. Hte hto trusted. l bek ous e redrs hel Noithheadn ...

... ETI~~~G~ LOI~~~DO~ 4 1. it opioudtho Committee of the Pltonrft Union of that city,, nuadr si n- 1t5ttnoble charge, of mur~der, wi~thout anytbioan ine !wasolasoaa~ suspicton, next proceeded to collour their ~olt -detentiont. of them, by prosectatinlog'these IIIe bo bosI I~ ao an illegal association. ;There II ne OdiffuL ntyiogtig oacit~~rsc reS the existing lsi England as well ak Seotland ...