... VES'TItxY MIEE'TING. A Vestry lfcetiig wvas held at the Town allal on Friday last, at two 'ctocich, for th e pourpise ol auditinig and passing the third quarters' aceounts of the li ilh ('oinstable. Mr. GOOD havi Ig been ca lied to tihe cha ir, l'be j ?? Y CiAinic rcid over tile items of the account, which amounlted to 1l 1i. Xs. 2d. The ?? CONSTAB.LE sail tat all the vouchers and re- ceipis ...

... I)CI'.O11 'esifllY 2f t1e countriz, desirous of ratnkg in this paz;pel , 7nJaY eauire a r eynla, delivery hi,/ yininy thjeir orders to Ql: of ouer ants ,r by sending a letler to our office. .Al Wicer; are reljursted to be addresesed to the Editor. Il e cannot be ansireralble inr aly oupinions expreysesl by Cor- respondents, but esery otat;0t muill ?? paid to comnllunica- tions sent f.r ...

... BI0 11GCHllTON PATRIOT. T!i e liohtoa Patriut-a paper which I strongly recoin- i~clto all lil rvadlers.' -6'o/bi'tt' last Registe,. FTCESI)AY, APRIL 23, 1S39. TIlIE, S UF IE RAN CE1 MIUNI STRY. Forone whole week, ilay after day, liaa the House of ',:mion.iti resembled thle mountlainl ill labou~r, when at last it 101i 4tuWaril a very little-nt1ouse ; and inl spite of' Lord d etjthis bouin ...

... PAWTICULARS OF T E MN1OVEM ?? EIN111.71t GE ivArND MliDo.,1-M.'tt ?? AhmIur util '.'liLh It. the ?? ?? MIJi-I ohinnt Un'ivvc'r'at Swfrage Akec ci cirtio I I henI ds ?? i I)I IIi o 6i'oss *irark et, b V trrcr'h~h' -I IIt, iii elect a Dvlegirt to thle N atiooq~l Conrvintioni IMr Jrh' Diii. cant, Chairmiani of thi'( A~sncialitior ?? Abouit I ?? pe'- Hoar Imight be- presenit. T.heire were three ...

... A meetin of the subscribers and friends of this society was held at the OId Ship, on Monday week,-the Rev. H. WI. Wag- ner in the chair. The Rev. Mr. FENNELL read the report of the Committee, which stated that they had nothing new to report, except as to the matter of the Loan Fond. The report announced a decrease of 329 depositors for the past year, which was attributed to two causes-the ...

... Dperuve no Qn'.saeaisn.-Of the sixteen qnakers' meetings In the en iluty of Sllffolik eight of the hounes are closed for wast of congre. gations, acld of tlhlse ?? the numlber of friends attending are constantly Hailliraisllillg-Bsvry Herald. A shock of an earthquake was felt at Coblentz on the l1lth instant hut was so short it) its duration, ?? the direction in which it proeeed' ed could not ...

... PAI41117NTARY, INTrI.UIGRNlCF I housE of' COMMONS.-AMONDAY. In thle Conmmons tiotites were given by Colonel'Pie o IThursday, titat hle would present a Petition on the subject of tihe Carlow election. In2 reply to a of estion by Sir Oswald Mosley, whether it was intended to introduce any measure for the estalihishment of a tri- bunial for the trial of children I-or minor uffences. Lord J. It ...

... PRQ INCIAL. INT.EL GEi-N,.E.I ' . I~ttlS., , ?? The annual jaunnt of the knights of the thirptbie, Yrodk ;L'wes. to C~hailey, took pinco on Mondav se'dinight, for Wli'hCi piarptseX they engaged M~r. Ticehurat to take thet in a dbt'4h 'iind ?? but two of these geatlemen being' desirous oft'isplayii`'0teir capabilities of horsemanuship, hlired each a horse of Mg;'tc- vens. As they were eoming ...

... NOT A B I LI A. LU ?? ultimate end of all government is the good of the peol nilnow, the greatest L0oo0 ot' a people is their liberty-liberty is to the collective body what healtih is to every ?? botle. Without health non plieasre can be tasted by Loan1; without liberty no happiness can be enjoyed by society.- Llbine/bi'ol e. DEIOCRACIEs--In a democracy, witeto the right nf making laws resides ...

... I, . Tniz PooR LAw BILL.-On ?? last tire following. were Relected to act as Gu ardians of the Poor for the Tunrbridge Union: -Mr. Cox. Turbridge; fvr. H.'Delves, Speldbhurst, Mr Satby, Asihuret; li. Sevier, Tudely; Nr. Carnel~l, adlow-, Mr.Chrivit-' ,mas, Perimbury; Mlr. H; Crundwit][1,Southbroo' Mr. \ewtpgoI, H16ismonden; M~r. Fagg, Capel; 1'dr,'Hooker, Brenchley. It does not appear to be ...

... SSE CONT - -H I SUssE'X COUNTY HOSPITAL, lth November, 1836. in-patients admitted . ?? 7 In.patients discharged ?? ?? . 12 Remain in the House . ?? 87 D DOCTOR IN HIGH DUDGEON.-On Wednesday Iaorning last, a man in the employ of the Water Company had ,pened one of the plugs at the top of St. James's-street for the purpose of cleansing the pipe. At the moment the water began to fly, Dr. - ...

... eRF~. Sin,-At a meeting of the commrittee hclsl at the Ilrewera' Arms, Chur el-street, appointed to receiv~e Subscriptions on bechalf of eighteen poor cotton spinners in Glasg~ow, who composed the cooi. inittee of tire Tradles' Usion, who wcere secized hy thle authorities (if Glasgow. torn fromi their wives anul children, strilsped nakhed, thrust into a cold damip, cell ?? thle pris'on, ...