... DOMESTIC. INTELLIGENCE. .1 (N 0 ON. n Nie are happy to state that the health of the King hns been 1. much better during the late trying weather than m;ight hare been expectedl. This i9 to be attributed chieflv to his Mlajesty's il great ?? in Iiving ; his lajesty usually goes to bed at f . eleven, and rises at about seven. -CoUrt Jour uo1t. s The Queen conrinuva to unjoy uninterrupted health, ...

... ?? Env earlier. U Tuost!o', . pit 1-?. SeCora.l petitioal; Ivero p1 ?? in favour of reform, by various noble I'tori, awd too by ?? DI i l lcf(of iristol, pri.)illg for thle abolition of .11011 Slaercy. Theiro L tjl'i ifip ?? ata qitebrter-lptst live. II 'odh extis/, .tlArl 1:1. Lortrl Ilo(0 took lii cills 1i a1(1 li> seal. I L 2 ing pre:.'!otud lebot It!0 pelitials ?? various parts of ...

... COUNTY ELVCTIOX ?? Aberdeenshire. On Wednesday last the election of a saeinber of, Parliament for, A ber- deensshire, took place in the New Court House. Tlhc election being 'h contested one, ansi the excitement on thle great question of rfform rues- fling very high. the affair,, of course, create ?? I et sytlen o- clock smnall coteries of individuals appeared here andi~ there inCrse Street; ...

... Itreland, we are happy to say, is loolting coilsidterably better- the gold panic has speedily passed alvay, While the agitation bf it has done MXi O'Connel' much harin. To the question so generally asked-when is ris trial to come or ? we case reply by giving the agitator's own wvords. At an aggregate meeting for the repeal of the Union, Mt O'Comnell said- L 6very culprit hoils out to himself ...

... IRE L .&ND . . ?? to ; ThTie mifortuuate andi nmclancliolvaffair at Nowtonbllaer in IIHc- 'i ell landr, is sonmowhiat cluaretl up) by thoe Dnbliul papercs oJ' Tnursdlav peel n- ainld Friday. By the evijdince before the Caonine., which wIC thidl Ho cdi dktilcd ill thlt ?? Eveninig PoS of Ti'e111-Sy, it ahlpseats Itho thit the tithes, foi which tle cattle ere to be saId, era not dule *tt till ...

... ..ieai &.& --S 5.oe ten,' V'ORRcesd QYJAAota55LY niniva, No. XVi.. London ITreuttel, Wurtz, 60m and Richter, 30,',SDIO ?? e. fore Wt'W Ous~gsw'a have always been' paittal -to the Foreign 'Quarterly, and third' sleeso, reasbn: yet to.. withhfold'obr good word. The present number is roufe ?? x~llenti auet treats of Law~Naturild Philosophy an'd Geology-History gion; (the philesoley ?? ?? nt g og ...

... ?? . -; ; , ?? >t4.. ?? .. .. ?? ?? z ¢ li- - . - . ~..I Heb ilfd* frora ?? ?? aibi~laf'iil ?? lltbegii tbreiiatr~ I jeut. . tiiban i~tii ~,'Vji5l dt ?*idi Iit&Ij r ?? u iife lielbaluitdt go -bt to wgri' thersfil he ciurgedisti a'ii b heidi s tillt lt tushil'b ?? at -hojme one~ear,.nd cheeruphis wifeijfiich hahath tdkaitt;l-wivc74 Uav- ufrfg ei ~ttie' frhiiivfl iliiti if wathktsttil ...

... HANFFSHIRE ELECTION, To the EPITOR of the ABJERDEEN JOURNAL. ton SIR, . C TN the TiosEs of this morning, ML' Mortuso1 announces him- tht I self as being decidedly in f'facter of the ReformiBill, Ho and in the concludiny passage of his note honors :me very reiq gratnitously with his Notice, and assumes that my bias must cae i`eclinse lo the other sidc. . Bu This public announcement of his ...

... Z - nz u I . ST. ANDREW'S DAY. ch GRAND LODGE Or SCOTLAND. According to ancient cnstorn, the Granld Lodge of Scotland gassembied this (Idv (30th Nov.) in Freeiasons Flall, in orlder to elect their offico-hearcrs for the ensuing year), whni the 1ollow. ilig Welle oiintniluisvy chosen His Most Gracious Majesty William IV. Patron of the Anicient Order of St John's Masonrv in Scotland. nre The ...

... ' ' lWellatve, in til' ie, eln~calacut from that Place, ofsi ~ of the ldate ?? last, thle. 12thNombwhhgieand d fisnnsei e fthe. geldi'isl health- of-the tolini hrid-tir ?? tt ledtaleiaetealrur that hias .been. excited bythes officialt rith reot arisl 'id 'to Government.Itapasthtt nt'gn ye ouperbdiiis have it di'tndrln within apbfiod'oftedst o a ~ iehdet'ipredto DL' Dalli -aud ha stated that ...

... joarlialluntary fittelliffeller. ?? Eousie of Lords. Friday, Febssruar 4. A great many petitions seere presented praying for Parliamentnry Re- form, and also relative to the elective franchise. Petitione were also pre- sented for the repeal of the Stamp Duty on Newspapers. Lord Farnham moved for a return of all tobacco imported into Ireland and England for seven years, ending on the 5th of ...

... I - ? t ?? ? I- - . z ?? , ? 1 * ?? ?? S ?? ?? ,,.b N,, , ti, ,.A-4deputation of delegates fronfdifferent parisles'in thes metrot 'i ?? ?? IGrey at about'a quarter afteri11 o'clock ?? night.' 'EIarl Grey; as lie was.teadingftheirnieiioi'ial, exelalmed-L.. Seven'da'ysl Tliat is- irnpossible: itivilbbb iipoissible 6o'iiat re any bill, ?? as' UIIll ?? His Lordsfiip i'ould give no offi- cia I ...