... ?? BRIGHTON PA1itiO'IC ASSOCIAtION.. - About sixty oserrberia iif the Patriotic Aasociatioi attached to the eaatern divisist'r diqed iogefler. at the 'Brighton Armns en Wednesdab last. 'The people, the source of all .egitimate power,-llhe Kingc, and mnay he ~never forget the principles wvhich seated his ?? on'the throne; '-and several oilier appro- priate toasta were d iven after vhich the ...

... PAT ii IOT. . - ?? - - , ?- 1 = , , ?; - , I ? ? C I I , i I ?l I i . I ; I 1? I . ?? I I ? ?? ; ' -'paper which I strongly recoin. '.ett's last Reyister,. ?? 7GJ UST 13, 1839. }.LI L tINTjARY INEWS. f ..iil that one of thle greatest improve- i ir representative systemt, would be C1 'c ?? than one membher-ee'erv di~strict b I1 ?? ws -v L cut down the number of members ri;' Commone would then ...

... BI0 11GCHllTON PATRIOT. T!i e liohtoa Patriut-a paper which I strongly recoin- i~clto all lil rvadlers.' -6'o/bi'tt' last Registe,. FTCESI)AY, APRIL 23, 1S39. TIlIE, S UF IE RAN CE1 MIUNI STRY. Forone whole week, ilay after day, liaa the House of ',:mion.iti resembled thle mountlainl ill labou~r, when at last it 101i 4tuWaril a very little-nt1ouse ; and inl spite of' Lord d etjthis bouin ...

... The Committee of the House of Commons close their report in the following words:- Upon the whole, and speaking of those unions to which their evidence relates, your committee are distinctly of opinion that the operation of the New Poor Law is satistfctory, and that it ought to be maintained. They entertain no doubt of the general wisdom and efficiency of its provisions. They think also that ...

... Low PRaICES Oi WOOL,.-Xn eminent dealer in Lan- cashire, writing to at gentkinan, resident near Salisbury, says that hie has compared his cat.1 )gues, and found that the saine marks and ijualities that went off last year, in June, at 2s. 7d. and 2s. 8d., ihis year soid at Is. 7d. an~d ls. Sd. ;arid sample's talken from thle bales, iii examininig the wool, last year sold at 2s. VA,., weiit off ...

... I ?? ?? c(NIMISSIO-NilIts, N11iFING. As goneral muctll. 1 of tilt' fhove tool yv l'a huhidva t the Town Ha ll, onl Weloe ik ?? Wi~lley its tile etlllr. 'I fie C];.,.Its i e.',..rllg oni thle fillanlevs oif the lonnoinrstate(i thm1, tele t'tal aurvars ot toIwI rates, 11rm thie ytar Nisi, lto thle isresellt PI, .11.i itInII i I ?? cd .1011 Io dI. 'i~lkklc was10. blanc~le ill ?? 11.0111 of ...

... IVORTHlNG. iti iS.- irs. 1lollatti, lit 18, 'Mr. Hlawes, 5, Mr. Weddle, 22,8-tevc ;De v . Irw,9 .Crwl ,M.Iln n,2 it ba ildnitgs ; M iss Morrison, 11, Mr. Fearn, 6, Mr. Soctt, 3, Mljor Short. 14I, Mo n tague- row ;- lit. Ilanton,uii, t, Augusta-p lace ;Mris. Li gges, 1, Parnigoin Sir. Stat-huig, 5S Park -crt aceit ; Lady Ford, lii, l3Cnlfl'nd-roVW ; Mr. Proctor, I, Little-terrace ;Mrs. Bvyratu, ...

... 'T'Hl E CHABLTIST'S. [AbridIged fromt thle TJimces.] Newport, Moninoo01tbehire, May 10. EXAMINATION ANT) COtMMiTTAI, OF VINCEINT (Or TlIM CON- t'.I'I'trON') cliwvAM0)SrW~S~, A ND ) ICtCIIN5-ON, Tilt' L ill- ilnteitlet il tht Vineent, Who hiid CII cen aprehleridlet in I nOli, should iiiodergo sict ?? lit Newpourt [1b15 dat, cur ?? Proceeded thlere in thle steam- patkat firom Biristol, on~ board ...

... UNLAWFUL. M EETINGS. Copy of a letter lately addressed to the Lords-Lieutenants of certain E ctuntiiC:- Mv Lord-I beg to inform ?? thatin caseriots should take place, or if there should be good cause for apprehending that riots ?? take place, ii any part of the county, and the principaltnhabitants of a disturbed district should be desirous of forming ail association for the protection of lift ...

... I Thursday last was the Gth tanniversary of His Majesty's coronationT, and was observed here with the usual demionstra- tions of loyalty. M. Tricoupi, the ministcr from Greece, has taken a house, on the Grand Junction-road, for six weeks. DMr. and Mrs. Rlailton have arrived at No. 1, Brunswilri- square. Sir Jomn Sloan and Sir Thomas and Lady Willians occupy apartments at the Bristol Hotel. Mr ...

... ?? the Brighton Guardian.] REFORM or THr. HIousR oF LORDS-.-The question of n the Reform of the Hlouse of Peers is now agitated in all the Inewspapers of the empire. This is the necessary consequence tt of the arrogant and insulting conduct of the tory peers headed by Lord Lyndlhurst during the last session. At once the con- viction seems to have flashed on every mail in the empire, that the ...

... eemi The Hiouse Qf. Commons, met on Tuesday, but theibusiness lug, disposed of baa not been sniportant. dble On 'Jlursday lord MANDEvLLE brou~littforward a set ofcharges any against thle Earl of Gogford, accusing him of packing, the Magis. .udy tratcs who investi ated into the outrages at Armaghi races. His'- lide- Lordship utterly failed in his, attack, and Mr. Hurat tumned the inds tables ...