... We extractthe following from our classic cotemiporary the ;-BTriqhton Gazette.;- ! ?? DOasPniN NOT FABULOMs.-The morning of Wed- ,iesday, the 14th inst., was very misty and portentous, with continued rain; but before twelve at noon the sky began to clear, and the sun emerged to gladden the lovers of pedestrian excursions amidst ouradmired rnralities; yet at five O'clock (I), without ...

... EXTRACT FROM MR. G. FAITHFIJLL'S SPEECH AT THE GLOBE, IN JANUARY LAST. I come next to notice what wal said by Mr. Attree on this occasion ; and never in the whole course of my political career did I read in so few words such political profligacy as is contained in the words of Mr. Attree. Gir. Thomas Attree acknowledged the toast (Prosperity to the Town of Brighton). 'Some ultra- patriots ...

... DIRECTORS AND GUARDIANS' MiEETING, IVORiiUoVsl, WEDNE:SDAXY, FrBRvUARY 11, Iii3S, ItR. P. 111nWlTT IN THlE CHlAIR. Al cheque w-as dr1awny in fav our of the Govertior for Pt. 15s. Pd.; Assistanlt (Jeeseer, 1301. ; Tester, for travellingl expelnces, p1. :i. ?? report of the Viiting Committee recoin- mnended that threepence each should be allowed to tile. 1011l from thle house engaced inl ...

... The Whigs of this town are a strange and unaccount- able set of beings. To-day they are seeking every pretext for the acquirement of a little popularity,-to-morrow they in- sult and set at defiance the very men whom but the day before they fawned upon and flattered. No wonder that their hollow- ness and base intentions are easily seen through. A striking exemplification of their wayward ...

... 1INILMNUGHAMI POLITI CAL COUNCIL. The Conneil met in the P'ublic Office, Birmingham, on Tufesdiay last, wlhie, owing to the expected ilisceissiol Letween Mr. Salt and MIr. O'Coninor, olil the subject of an atniek made by tile former gentleman on the latter, fot his expressed opinions onl the question of physical force,' tile grcatest interest was excited, nil long befo)re the hour of ...

... *- Disguise thyself as thou wilt, still thou are a bitter draught. Slavery is said to be the plague spot of the United States of America. We quite agree that it is so; but from whence came it? Is it to be attributed to the growth of republicanism in that country ? Does it owe its truth to democratic institutions recognizing the rights of man ? No, no. It is the bitter fruit of the tree ...

... A All'5TINGq oPF TllE ro f.E t7 Cieapy, lEsq., wjs voted to ,he chair by acctamp- iini, tani after alit ihrt tifit '~Captgin ~eletIiri ;and t66k~hik Fltail ttiin then sent ' a j-66on to inform P~r. W~gncy, ihat the Inketing was awaiting fait arrival ; in five nrlsiutei ,M. AltAsgpey isrrived and took his seat on thi'lefit oJ. the chitimas dirnid's par- tial applause. At. this timO, saveral ...

... SECOND EDITION.X -4-- COMPOUND TENANTS. The appeat relative t o the Compound Tenanits came on at Lewes this day (Tuesday)j before Mr. Sergeant D'('Yley and a full Bench of Magistrates', when, after a discussion of four hours' duration, the rate was ordered to be amended by in- serting thle lairdlord's name as well as the tinarrc's ; and by reduring the full rate to the comapound rat-e. By ...

... QUATrIC TRIP TO PORT'SMJOUTh. [t! 11! a h (ireji' oiilniieet .] Oil ati-iditv lIst, ablrut 2.O p-i nS ns elili ed a delightful tlip ttO' ?? il, thle 13(tlta' sreanirce, Car)taill COlt C.iUiuti At eight ('ciCi ili the mri ngii thile sei ?? rom ?? Picr head tl tilhe pin ie' lot a gre-nt 1111riht r)e i' tp etaihs Ihali ll behlailndI ?? c till ?? 8 I I ' jsilt atoI ii' l ii Ititile to II, ton ...

... I E XvES. On Tuesday evening a very nurmerous and respeetahie mctoireg of ?? Bundle of Sticks Society was hroirden at the Cr own IIID for tbe purpose of receiving Lire report of thie Ceolturitric appointed at the last meeting 'to exarmitte the provisions of tire Poor ].aw AtnendnrentAct, anid to reprrrt on tire alterations it would Ie desirable to make iu the same. Mr. Jiohn Adatis in tile ...

... 1LETrER II. RECOLLECTIONS OF A RESIDENCE IN NORMANDY. When a person first visits a foreign country every cir- cumstance and object are things of novelty, and, con- sequently, of attention to him; *but if he resides long in the country he becomes familiarized to them, and passes them over unobserved. 'This I found to be the case on my first arrival in France. I shall, therefore, relate in this ...

... KING, LORDS, AND COIMMONS. A great many ?? figures of speech liiave been expended oi the sullject of the aristocracy and various writers have adolpted various metaphors for the betterillumination of its beau- ties and advantages. Somi; co)pare thetgeneral fiameofourcon- sittiltioiitoal)pylanniiL, whichltapeisfromithiebaseupnwar(ds, and Is thetypc of stability. Others delight to dwell on thle ...