... BRIGUTON LYING-IN INSTITUTION AND) DISPENN- SAR(Y FOR THlE DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CIILDEREN, 1!1, IIIGII-STREET. REPOR'T FOR M1AY. Women registercd for delivery ?? 27 --I)cliered ?? 21 e aii . ?? ?? .. .. .. .. .. ?? .. ?? .. .. .. .. 4 8 Total dclivererd since establishmeint in 1831 ?? ]0-1 Women admitted to the Dispiensary ?? . IS ('hildrell ?? 24 Women and Children remaining on boo ks ?? 64 ...

... On Friday evening, in the House of Commons Mr. Fielden presented a petition from the inhabitants of the borough of Tiverton, agreed to at a public meeting, respecting the working of the Poor Law Amen~dment Act, and prayingfor great alterations. The hon. member stated the allegations to be, that the new law had now been two years in operation in Tiverton, without laving produced many of the ...

... SUSSEK COUNTY HiOSPITAL, Janiarv 10, 18,8. In -P'ati nltfs adnllitl ?? ?? In -l'ativnts dlischallarg . . . , , 11 Remain ill the I ?? (iieblding tfour aceidents admitted d in ig ie wI. . . . . .Jf ITle huisi ness at ?? local ?? ch of Ma ristrates It rinml tfle palst veelk l:1 been0 of a ?? I, Ce1gre di'st'lipitioill; a IiV Vi Ir II It va 110 hi ?? tipte s I I ?? e II ft Ie 0 hL i, I II l Mr. ...

... 'THE ADDRESS OFTHE-INDUSTRIOUS CLASSE$ OF ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES, IN CONVENTION AS&EMBLED, 'TO THE IRSU PEOPLE; I [Adopted unsarsimosrssy by thle Committee for' presentation to the Convsention.] BRAVE AND OPPRESSED 1RisHM,5N,-Probably you may have heard that thle people of this country have delegated some of their stanch friends to form a united body, styled 1The National Cirnvention, ...

... IIOUSE OF LOVIDS-TUESDAY. Tlhe Duke of WELLINCGTION laid on tlrc table the Report of the Committee of the IIrivy Council on tire subject of thiecause of tire fire vvhirlr ral destoyed the two llouises ot Patlialment ; and proposed thL appointmeit o(f a Committce to cntmimuticatO witt a Committee of tilc Douse of Commons as to the bcst means of providing tor their permanent accommodation. [Lot ...

... We beg to call the attention of the tradesmen of Brighton to the subjoined article. A Joint Stock Bank is thought, by many, desirable here:- We have read the evidence given before the secret Com. mittee of the House of Commons upon Joint Stock Banks, and which is just published. It enables us at once to see that Messrs. Phillott, Lowder, Agitation, and Co, have a reason to condemn the ...

... TO JOSEPH HUME, ;QZ MI.P. .I: . : - ef..- , SIR,-I did n6t receive your nrote'.eicldsing Mr. Booth's pamphlet; titllthe 31st of Iast month, it having lain at the-post office, about four miles distant, from the 16th (the date) till that time. -- *- ?? I have, since receiving it, ?? maturely con- sidered the subject, as well as the panijlha;t,-and find from the remarks therein, and from ...

... LETTERS TO THE. EDITOR. THE THEATRE.-No. 2. Ssn-In rany letter last week I promised to speak of Mir. John Lee, and in now doing so, if any thing should be said not pleasing to that gentleman, I do hope her will take it guietly, and not go off, as he is wont, in a tremendous passion; for nothing shall be inserted by me to give pain if the truth can be told without it. Mr. John. Lee possesses a ...

... (From a Correspondent.) The countroy people at the fares amuse themselves by grinning thorough a horse coler. And he that makes the ogliest fce s adjusiged a ?? Sports. It may be readily imagined that the horse-collar, after the recent exhibitions, did not remain long at thle Go-zetteoiflice', It did not: .a policeman was directed to take it away, and he'took is, as a matter of course, to the ...

... APPOINTIENTr O OOVERSEERS. On Friday last the Magistrates met at the Town Hall for the purpose of appointing Overseers for the parishes of Brig ttn, 'restonl, ove. and Portslade. At eleven o'clock there were pre- ...

... IE-IE\ OF THE RECENT ELECTION OF CHURCil. i _~~ADES Tire necessary antd ?? tendency of an arbitrary Go. ietis so to regulate everything, iriternari and external, as to ,CO le the personal interests of those who govemnt.--Tauley- pro'j Viienoil h Commrrercial Reieatiors of Errgirr ri.yu loer ?? over thle miserable Whigs and the yo Ihuked and laughed in your sleeves when you ~ss~re~ gneilc ad ...

... Sir A. Dalrymnple met some of his would-be sup- porters, if they had votes, at the Golden Fleece on Wednesday evening; and after expressing his confidence thathe should be the first Conservative representative for Brighton, he said that the next election would probably decide this great question, whether the country was still to be governed, as we had been heretofore, by the paternal rule of ...