... PREPARATIONS FOR THE CELEBRATION OF Tl-HE AP'PROACHING CORONATION. In every town and village in the country are preparations' the most active and extensive, being made to render the day of Her Majesty's Coronation a happy holiday for the great por- tion of the people; and in so far, ve anticipate it with delihht. In Brighton, the chief amusements and attraction will be the Pleasure Fair, to be ...

... e Prir'hto~l Patriot-a paper which I strongly recom- Lnendl to all mity ?? last llepistee. TUESDAY, APRIPL 25, 1837. THE CRISIS IS COMNIENG. Upwards of forty thousand Americans assembled in the Park, at INeCY York, on 6th Mlarch, and passed resolutions relative to the Banks and Currency. 'We sulljoin the following- 'raj snhstitutiom oi bhank-notes in place of specie, has raised the noinijal ...

... I artobton watriot 6. 11, I The Brightron Patriot-a paper which I strongly recommend to all my readers.- Cobbet I's last Register. TUESDAY EVEAING, MAY 3, 1836. M. Von Raurner is a learned Prussian, now on a visit in England. I-le has recently written some letters to his kins- folk upon this country, and it is useful sometimes to refer to works of this kind to know what foreiguers think of ...

... DIRECT()ORS ANI) GUARD)IANS' M EE'I'rNG, \NOcluousi', A\El)NESDAY, SE'irTE.BER 19, 1838. RIt. J. 11. SrONE IN TUll CllATI:. At the close of tie relief the followving checks nero drawn. Iln favour of the Governor, for 61.; of the Assistant Overseer, 10(1/. ditto to travellig exaperwes, ?? 4.s.; Tester, frm travel- lhing expenlce , 21. Ils, Id. i; mtitractors' bills ip touMidsuinatler, 18.,, ...

... I1MPQ1PITANSCOV THE 11U1Sl UIVNIC1PAL QUEMON. I (Fromo Correspondent.) The Morning Post and some other paperer exult., because, thougb the Lords have emasculated, or are about to do, the Irish Municipal Reform Bill, after the fashion in which they nutilated the EfiglishBill last year. 'We bear nothing says the'Post, -of revolutionary menaces or virulent reprscises. Min with clearer ...

... Some additional intelligence has been received from Canada and the United States, Lord( Durhamn was on a tour through the provinces of Lower and Upper Canada; everywhere well received. Several addresses, expressive of attachment and respect, had been presented to him. He expected to maie some stay at Niagara Falls, where there was to be a grand review. Thirty-four prisoners had been sent from ...

... We perceive that our active Ilig Constable, and Controller General of the allied forces of the Tories, Whigs, and Mfovigrels, has already put himself in hostile array against the beer-house keepers. It seems that if a person keep a grocer's shop, or any otherkind of shop, and sell beer also, he comes under all the pains and penalties matte arid provhidedagainst persons selling the ...

... N 0 T A B I L I A1. ( nort l. isit ?? O Non whichl is good rrseuve polislei.i ant corisolidatedi into hbib t enirsista ilr tile, arrimihk vi 5 lis of thle hear,, aird in s rae ity'( no man nerq. A person cii goors huiltiriur is ?? is ith hilirself; lie, is pleased with others; ?? diC~ e inainity, heneviolenice, ca rdoiinr anitri these ?? t risdintO his dihe1,sitjons arid Conduct, 511(51 ...

... NOTAB I LIA. SitiiatiOiialiis SUCCeSS in jife, not hisi chri ?? or condulct. The city inereban t rnever loses, hii iespectaibility till lie becomes a hankr'upt. After that, we bear noinns m e of it or hinii. Thle ?? Of tile peace, ni11d thle ?? of thle parii iI, the bird and tines squaire, aire allowed, by i iissensriail ?? e, to be very rre-iectable people, though lii iine ever thiinks' of' ...

... frrO.1 A COIRtt1SPONDSDENT.] As laymen, Reformers have no wishlto interfere with the doc- trines of tire Church ; they admit with Mr. Roseliagen, that a lay assembly is not well adapted for that purpose. If, therefore, any alterations are contemplated in that respect, either as regards creed or doctrine, or discipline, or forms, let ?? clergy attend to it; but as the Church produced herself no ...

... MEliNG OFTH EIlE LEWES RIEORRERS. A sangtil, convnvcd by the frie'nds of' T. lBrawnl, Esq., one ,if tile lilheret candidates for the reprepenltatioti of this borough,~ a- eld ?? t1he ~tar Ilan, Oil Satu~rdaly evening. The spacious *,l 11401idriii oin inl which the ItacetirIg waUS held al'as ibrowdedt a' V.rcs, an~d it wlis vory eiterahll obser~ve~d that it wssedo a1lt so ?? a muslter' of ...

... TO THE INDUSTRIOUS CLASSES OF ENGLAND GENERALLY, To THOSE OF BRIGHTON PAR. TICULARLY. ,By labouir let each freenman live, Or brave the death which tyrants givc. l (Concluded from our last.) Now these Directors and Guardians, who are appointed by I these old'women, by the Local Act are empowered to compound iwith the landlords for the rates of all houses of less than a 201. rental ; that is to ...