... I - We have great satisfaction in quoting the fol- lowing passage from the Bxaminher-the ablest of the London journals, and the least to be suspected of desire to flatter any man in office, or likely to be in office- corroborative of the views we took last week of Lord Durbam's speech: The opinion.we had conceived of the sound principles and high purploses of Lord Durham is confirmed by his ...

... I -? , tewpollZiolu. I P4YJIWNTS OF 0DRn1rps ox 7' '11 COUN'Ty TO@ THE ?? Rt 'tX1 T tU TQ'ttoNCg The County Treasurer having f ais l am inorismed) chiamitd the systemo of paying the orders mrado upan hiut by tille . gistTateS at tice Plrston Sessions, ?? right that sucl change should be publicly kIiown, itt order tint itamy be ascer. taillad wieother tile alte: tion has becn made teith tbie ...

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... gT' ttwt ibroflerrury. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPBSEIA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1833. LORD DURHAAM AND THE CONSERVATIVE PRESS. .g In the Conservative papers which we read professionally, te and generally with great delight, we have seen no unfounded Id imputations against Lord Durham. We have seen nothing r. Which he has denied; nothing but what his advocate in the ad 2horing Chomnicle (now also a ...

... 8 el! r In common, we believe, with every man of proper vr e feeling, who has rcad the last number of Fraser's na Y Magazine, we have been disgusted with the unmanly na e and uncandid attack which the editor of this party th( r publication has made upon ?? Martineau, a iady wi distinguished for talents and respectability. In an ill- d editorial paragraph to he found in another part nne of the ...

... IICITARD ROBERT JON'£S. _ - A .L . : _ . .- : - . ?? This remarkable linguist, whose biography is now un- derstood to have proceeded from the pen of the late emi- nent author of the lite of Torenzo de AMedict, has, at length, completed his elaborate Polyglot Dictionary, in two vols., on a novel plan, varying from the usual one of alphabetic arrangernerit. In the course of his work he has taken ...

... leThere is said to be a towyn in the West of England the of =ayorofwhich catn neither write hor reart. His Worship, in hoeer, it Is addied, canl wielit a kntke, and fork with the best er. penmetn in, the universe. ri- AN OLD STORY ExpLAINED)m-A conceitcd fellow being Ir. risked by Mr. Sartorionee the celebrated aninmal paintvr, hits V opinion of a picture the; ott thle easel, proceeded, after ...

... LEYPAYERS' MEETWTG.-COTSTARLES' I ACCOUNTS.I IN pursuance of public notice a meeting of thle lev. payers of' the township of Mmosrestor woos hield onl Wved- oseodav, at tho Town 1-lll, King-street, for the purpose of loving before the inhabitants the accounts of thle late Co~nehbles for the Inot three months. ROBEoRT BARBOUtR, Eoq. One of the Churclowardons, sets called to the chair, and ...

... Lea ad ENGLISU IooL.-This article advanced 26. per lb. at an Yeovil fair on Monday week; Is. 9d. per lb. was freely ng given; and a farmer from Netherbury refused that price He for five years' clip. byAt Toaunton the quartern loaf is selling for 51d., and the ,es bread is equal to any in the kingdom. In the sanme town ild excellent dry bacon is retailed at 5d. per lb., and excellent ef ciderat ...

... PAYMENT OF CHUnRCH4 RATES REFUSED. ILICENSE OF CRIME IN THE CHURCh. THE resistance to this odious impost is spread- ing to the most obscure parts of the country. At Bungav, in Suffolk, the dissenters have resolved to be no longer burtheued with the expenses of the church, and one, Mr. Morris, who had previously notified his intention to pay no longer, has suffered the churchwardens to disLrstj ...

... ! - l -- -- I Ition Poll PORTUGAL. iation lie have received letters from Lisbon to the 9th. Col. masef Napier, in a letter to the Minister of Marine, gives the mney. following account of a disaster to Pedro's troops on the ) rou 4 it appears that tile queen's forces took possession of cent, Alcacer do Sal on the 25th of October, the enemy flying Ise of from the place.. Col. Florencio advanced ...

... I EIGHT HJOUR'S LABOUR A DAY. [Frow illf'. Owen's spmeaC at Leeds.] ed The only writer who had taken a correct view of tile ni. present condition of the productive classes of Europe aind ghAmerica wassthe talented writer in the Illing Cirrniolise, ;utunder the signature of 0 P Q, who had opened the sub- el ject in two letters on Wednesday and Thursday last. In the former, he explained the ...