... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... REGISTRitl'ON & PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION. The ordinary committee meeting was held on Wednesday evening last at the Brewers' Arms Jim, Mr. Jackson in the chail . The Secretary anuounced that lie had received a copy of the Birminghamn Journal for the use of the Association. Messrs. Barns, Harris, and Nell were requested to audit the accounts of the committee for the past quarter. Mr. BARNS stated ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Tie BRIGHTON GA7JiAz IrTE never ILis slip all opipvrtrnitv te ; court to tire great rmen of tie county, aud thiic ale no i cl wiroin it bras been turole assiduous tilan tie )like of liicit -, and the Earl of Chichlester, who, in tie estitnalift tol iiit Sin 7 are all that is wise, great, and good. Iut tile tJ.AZrl( L, 3k rest of the worl~l, sometimes gets lito a rihlmlia, aid is Cridt to aviid ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... TO T'il APOSTATE RAI)I('AL EDITOR OF THF BlRIGHTON GUARD.IIAN. Political shuffler ! turn-coat ! renegade I find in Sra, journal of Wednesday lasl,-of which you, coward as r0ae at are the rcal, though not tile ostensible, editor, -a fulsoll eade. giom on Captain l'echell, A1. P., one the representatives oa li borough. Now, political shuffler, what are you driving at Wis know full well that the ...

... LONDON AMECHIANICS'INS'I'ITUTION, JANUARY 6, 1I36. MOVS. MATIVCIL's LEcTOUn ON' THE Fn.NcnI LANOUAOE.- This gentleman delivered another Lecture at the Mechanics' In- stittition, to a crowded audience. He laid it down as a maxim, that the fundamental principles of learning living languages can bo attained to the exclusion of the use of grammar, slhich was only a classification of the language ...

... 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. ...