... : ~ ~ . I: % IT ,, -- , I - -- -; TO TILE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTHI ERN DIVISION' OF THI ECOJUNTY OF DEVON. - GENTLEMEN ;-ThO acceptance of -an office under the Cron readers it neees- sary thatl -I 'sAoaud again appenl to, the judgiulent' of the indlepetidbta-bd j obllt; spirited hody bywhomnil have hsni ahad 'thee ti'ieS decwed.l i ?? - Siiicrthe'Iagt' elf titrB ile;4ttions; ajrt iiod&shorv ...

... Of 263 (Tellers included) who voted for the Resolution of Lord John Russell. Acheson, Lord Campbell, W F Aglionby, Henry A Carter, J B Ainsworth, Peter Cave, R 0 Alston, Rowland Cavendish, Hon G a Angerstein, John. Cayley,.Edward S Anson, Sir George Chapman, M L Astley, Sir Jacob, Bart Chichester, J P Bagshaw, John Clay, Williaut Baines, Edward Clayton, .Lt Col, Sir W Bainbridge, Edw T ...

... LONDON, APRIL 26, 1835. The American claims have at last been admitted by the French Chamber. The bill, as amended by the committee, proposing a grant of 25,000,000f., was voted by a majority of 289 against 137. According to an amendment proposed by General Valaze, to which Ministers assented, and which was agreed to by the Chamber, the indemnity is not to be paid until after the French ...

... IN all our political efforts and reflections, those tlin9s first demand our attention which exercise the OSt vital influence on society, rather than frittering them away on minor points. There is perhaps ao hqtlestin or greater i portanse morally and politically ita ta t of the R epeal of the Stamp Duties on News- papers, and although much of public attention has. already been drawn to this ...

... LOYAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL ASSO- CIT, i'Io)vOF A0ARY-LA-BONIVE. A certain) lumber of idlividuals have chosen to form themso lcs into a Loyal and Constitutional Assodation icr the boroutgh of Mary-la-bonne, with committee of ,annagrunenat trustees, ho norary secretary, &c. ; and at imcetin- of tile CotNnittee of Management on tho 26th sIarch, the ?? declaration was adopted, as embo- dying the ...

... I If I might give a short hint to an impartial writer, it would be to tell him his fate. If he resolves to venture upon the dangerous precipice o(f telling unbiassed truth, let him proclaim wvar with mankind dlamsode le paseo ?? to give nor to take quarter. lf he tells thecrimesof great men, they fall upon him with the iron hands ofthelaw; if he tells their virtues, vhen they have any, then ...

... NO TAB ILIA. THE APPROACHING CosET.-On the whole, it may be considered as tolerably certain, that the comet will become visible in every part of Europe about the latter end of August or beginning of September next; that is to say, rather more than two months before its arrival at that point where it will be nearest the sun. Its situation also will be favour- able to the splendour of its ...

... THE MORNING CIRONICLA. LONDON- 7 UESDA Y, APRIL 14, 1835. The announcement for which we prepared our readers yesterday, was made by Sir ROBERT PEEL in the House of Commons last night. He stated that he had received a letter from his MAJESTY, desiring him to announce to the House that arrangements were in progress for the forma- tion of a new Ministry, and moved the ad- journment till Thursday, ...

... ITHE MORNJING CHBONTICLE. LONDON: MONDA Y, APRIL 27, 1836. No Reform Ministry certainly has yet acceded 6 to power under circumstances altogether so propi- tious as those which have attended the installa- tion of the new Cabinet. It is true that the majority which they possess in the House of Commons upon the Iiish Church Resolution is not very large, though it may be counted upon as ...

... The private adviees received from the Cape of Good --ue, to the 7th of February, containi additional particu- lars r'.elative to thc operations against the Caifres, as well as sorne interesting details respecting the state of the eolony. Representations have been forwarded to the British Government, eliforcing the immnnediatc necessity ot a border force being establisbod, in order to deter the ...

... A LEf';EIR ADDRESSED TO LORI) 1AI'h- JUIbLUE, PIRST LORD) 0,P' TEi 71!! 1- b UR TV, &Cs. 4f.*. 'Y IORD-lPUbliC ?? rt has assil.ced to vo til i e of lii.t Lord of the 'I'raurv. It is ill thi, -;s I viiture to addri's to voti a f'w hlirtricil romil-i , o a4 comnbi:;- from zals )lt him l ifrrnorl;c,;li ?? 1. !r hiis ?? at rill,': L,-;lt Mlila~llt haslid! Xs~'lk-dllt hl l ful 1! t: cte, a vill, ...

... IMPERIAL PAKLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-'TaURSDAY. Mr. Bernal and others from the Commons, brought up a copy of the Report of the Select Commsitee of ]Sel, appointed to inquire into the best mode of giving efficiency to secondary punishments. The Duke of RICHMOND moved that the Report be printed, and referred to the select committee of their Lordships' House now sitting on the subject. Mr. Bernal ...