... .ltwyJ. The following is the eongregatiortal iddietes from Jireh Chapel, which was presented to His Majesty last'week, and which, we understand, was graciously acknowleliged-e. We almost doubted, having an existence in the nineteenith century, seeing such a pro- duction from a dissenting body, and breathing-such an intolerable spirit of intolerance that it carries us back to the dark ages of ...

... IIIOUSI, OY OF LOHD)&-SATURDAY, APIUL 18. , THlE NEW MINISTIY. Lord M.LBOJOr;NE then rose and said that this day His Majesty had been pleased to appoint him First Lord of the Treasury, and he hlad been AWsrn into that office. It was not -his intentio-n' to expatiate upon the cause which had led to tie dismissal of the late Government, nor upon the difficulties which he had had in forming a ...

... It is important that the independent portion of the in- habitants should go to the Town Hall without delay, and vote for Messrs. good and Mills. The Magistrates have appointed four Tory Overseers; the Rev. Vicar has appointed a Tory Warden; and an attempt is making to obtain the election of two others. Messrs. Good and Mills will do their duty to the public. It is very important, in several ...

... TO TIlE WORKING CLASSES OF BRIGHTON. 'Jy b- Those amongst you who feel a desire for mental improvement. a must have regretted the verv limited resources which Brighton ey offers for effecting that object, particularly in those branches ey of knowledge which serve to raise you above the level of mere ad animal existence. I shall perhaps be blamed for addressing you ill on this subject, by ...

... - *TH&g LATST NE&WS. LONDON,. Te'etClockjTesdiagApril 2S, 1835. The electiohs are ioirij'on favoirably..' It is expected that, in apite of all e' mntrigis 'and m~achittations0 cf the vindictive Tories, Lord J; 11us'ell will ?? south Devon Lord Morpe th will have to encounter great difficulties in York- shire, and Itis success is more doubtful than Lord J. Russellsr. Mr.1 Spring Ilice has been ...

... TIHE POLITICAL HORSE COLLAR. - - . t (From a Corresposndent.) -The countrey people at the fares amusc themselves by orimiig thorough a horse coler. And he that makes the ugliest facc is adjudged a ?? Sports. he ljorse collar created so much confusion and elicited so many unileasant truths at the Shades, that at last tile High Constable, Dlr. Yatei, swho was taking his glass of ale one evening ...

... CHICIHEST1ER. Easter Tuesday, according to annual custom, being the day appointed for the choice of Guardians of the poor for the united parishes of this city The following citizens were chosen :.-Sub-Dearier, Parish: Messrs. Berness Adames, Samuel Binstead, Frederick Hooper, J. D. Caffin, Thomas Clarke, Wil- liam Denoy, Rev. John Fullagar, James Gambling, James Gauntlett, William Harris, Rev. ...

... , ?Vq.mllr WT., Ah!aVwoiiithat love ivem tftb wd. Whehpsasthrq'the 6certsst4; Wli* . eie no.: ! aniwa~to tht7uiors N~~o vtrioreget of bap bogs.e oteb us retturnt, Lid leave lto vdreg fatal sting. Lilke lurcious poisons 'twill Umpe.r Ulis~ transient as tdie Ioamring Wazve;i Then rakle ltn its viciim'.5 hea f Nor leavP him but toope his grave. I've sometimes heard a lovely sound, Ltike stray ...

... A NEW OABjtE'T COUNCIL. 54C5?55DOtNxiOl STatEaT. Lord Joba. (Settjb$. tsiuiolf iqt}his ?? are eorm- ?ilrmeiibl fehlcts; *2bo¢lbyi roe-°4led9e ! LUrd' A btskui6: PJese andh et from these wiindowil is pl3e5moltainrdt. .Hogu ic *Ji~ 'lio I 5E Yutr t rdtpt.1s a t. L6xd. M.1 bg r~'iu toi is facetiou5 Lord 3ohn. '(Tryiall~1baA 4!I.~ . this morting; prets d.- *cbryi~sn a alsA ia~ve 'you 'read: ...

... LOC AL NEWS. i The election of Churchwardens last week was very severely contested. The poll finally closed at six o'clock on Wednesday, when the numbers were as follows- Mr. J. Good ?? 1214 Mr. Ilolford ?? 1301 Mr. radshaw ?? 1186 Mr. MIills ?? ?? -and Mlessrs. Good and Holford were declared duly elected. 'Ihere were certain things connected with this election-which became at last a decided ...

... ISLE OF WIGH1T. NEAwronT.-On Sunday se'nnight, V. NI. Ord, Esq., the late Member for Newport, arrived here, anA was met, on Monday evening, at the Green Dragon Hotel, hy between two and thiee hundlrd of his supporters, who loudly checred him as he entered the room. Ile addressed them at considerable length on the various topics which have lately and are likely soon again to engage the ...

... (FROM A CORRnSPOSDiNT.) We suppose it is known to most of our lealers that there exists on the shores of Veal, a breed of amphibieus human beings whose peculiar profession it is to rush to Ilie assistance of every vessel in distress. hiaving been assured by various classes of people that the Deal boatmen were in a state almost of famine, the Assistant Commissioner felt it his duty to look with ...