... LONDON. TUESDAY, DEC. 30. DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT. IK Robert Peel and the other Cabinet Ministers proceeded »o Brighton yesterday, and one o'clock his Majnty lield Council the Pavilion, which a Proclamation was signed, dissolving Parliament.—The New Parliament is to meet the of February, for the dispatch business. following Proclamation appears in this evening's Cazettc: BY THE KING. ...

... The nomination took place at the Guildhall Monday. A full report of the proceedings will be found elsewhere nine o'clock yesterday morning the polling commenced at the following places:—At the Guildhall, for St. Helen's and St. Andrew's, and the Extra-parochial district Booth near St. MiehaeCs Church, St. Michael and College l'recincta, St. Peter and St. Alban—Booth in Corn Market, St. ...

... A report of the proceedings on Thursday at the Guildhall, when the numbers were officially declared the Sheriff, will found in our last page. The following additional details may interest our readers: Robinson. Bailey. Dories. Ist day, Jan. 6 1309 835 882 2d day, Jan. 7 316 319 1625 1154 1137 Majority of Mr. Robinson over Mr. Bailey 471 Mr. Bailey over Col. Davies he total number voters is ...

... The Whig and Reform Interest hare succeeded in returning two Member* for Kiit Worcestershire, and one fur the Western Division :— East Worcestershire—The polling took place on Tharsday and Friday, at Droitwich, Stourbridge, Shipatoo, aad Pcrshore. The result of each day was follows:— Cooke*. Holland. St. Paal. First Day 694 Secood D« 26 i 257 DaoiTwiCH 462 433 369 \ Second Day 186 160 159 Fi ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY. JAN. 27. *ITF. have news from Madrid of the 16th, 8t which time new armies were forming, and more energetic measures against the Carlists were in preparation. Kraso, one of the Carlist generals, had made a successful expedition into Old Castile, in which the regiment of Granada was taken surprise and nearly destroyed. hope this miserable warfare is drawing to a conclusion. ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, FEB. 3. TH E French paoers bring some further details of the affairs at Madrid, which confirm the general impression of the imbecility of the Spanish administration.—The .peculators here, however, appear to have great confidence in the stability of the present order of things—Spanish Bonds having advanced to-day to j, and Scrip to 3| pm. Cuirch following important notice ...

... cannot resist the pleasure of offering you a few line* tbe »übject- I tind that the respectable Yeomanryin the neighbourhood, to testify the high respect which they entertain toward* t e r highly-valued landlord and fhend Mr. have Ten grand entertainment the surrounding inhabitants—a »plendid ox is at this moment being roasted —abundance other necessary viands are in readiness to accompany the ...

... Thvmmy, February 12. This day » public dinner was given at the Foley Arms Hotel, Droitwich, J. H. H. Foley, Eaq. the late highly esteemed Representative of that Borough. The party was 147 in number, including Lord Foley and numerous other respectable and influential individuals connected with the Borough and County, many of whose names will be found mentioned the course of the report which ...

... following false and mahcioos paragraph, contained in the Guardian of last Saturday. the to drink the Bishop ore ester a health at Mr. Philipa'a dinner and we understand, many persona drank it in waller, to the great advantage of the landlord. I drank the toast with everjr marh of respect, in common with those around me, and the only remark made, waa privately l 'i!'' the reporter, who sat ...

... LONDON. TUESDAY, MARCH 3. IT appears from the Paris papers, that up to Sunday the French Ministry remained unsettled. The difficulty the King finds in fanning Ministry arises from the bet that J, w,u direct every thing himself, leaving the responsibility with the Ministers ! this time Marshal Soult and General -, have arrived Paris. It is expected that one of them will be Premier. The creation ...

... LONDON'. TUESDAY. MARCH 10. have accounts from Paris to Sunday. Nothing wss then settled about the Ministry, but Masahal Soult will be President. is entrusted with the formation of new Cabinet. We learn from Spain, that the Queen's troops under make progress. The Paris papers of Sunday confirm the taking of Los by the Cariiau. It affirmed that the officers taken have been shot ! When the death ...

... f/otmral. Wednesday Evening, March 18. The Rev. J. B. Allen, M.A. of Brazen-nose College, Oxford, been instituted to the Rectory of Msppowder, Dorset, void by llie death of the Rev. C. Shipley, on the presentation of the Right Hon. Earl of Beauchamp. At a meeting of the Corporation of Bristol, on Wednesdsy, the Rev. T. F. Jennings was presented to the living of the New Church in St. Philip's. ...