... In the Mercury of' the 17th ult. we gave an abstract of that precious specimen of legislation, the New Police Bill, accompanied by a few remarks on the extraordinary nature of its ...

... :t - . t SAL US MopuLY 8, SUPRMA. FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1835. SOUTH DEVONSHIRE ELECTION, :The contest for the ¢ jtittion of South Devonshire -terminated on Tueeday evening, in the return of Mt,'Pt. ,tet, by ...

... I 'CIIE FTUNDS. | - rk . 2io 1 - 2I5 213 217* .. 91 ; 92D 944 97}. 91 IVU2 Fill I sa Red . ssl 5 Cf1 ASGE S O 9N 9o* 3,t ACOmlt: 921 tool II9l 10 4 104 lut4 per~tckels . 9tO2 1021 1 171i 19 19o 19u I A 5' 30611 3 30 2601 261 20I 10 19 10; EXC 1hA NGES ON LONDON. terd~m April 24$.-13 2I4 to2 IO.; two monthitl, 12 7 to An' At,0 April, 8.-Ti vmotllhs, 1.; 3-5, Pari April 1i i t 1l moley. ...

... pnotETA'T SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTJON on1 RELWtIHOUS LIBERTY. The twenty-fourth anniversary of this society was-held at the -City of London Tavern, on Saturday last. Lord Broughaen having accep.e4 tJe jtrtnq' to presidc the mneeting, the reat sands of persons lotng'before .hiis Aordaiip's a i4i lt. u entering the room he was greetet&bF bthe most'o6rdial cheering. His lordship then proceeded to ...

... YO UUN G NIEN'S ASSO'CIA'I'ION Full ?? Di t Ol i.NtC AND EiXTE NS ION OiF Tlllit CHURCHii iV SC:OTLA ND. The first publi qiuartrrny mieotirig ot this As i,ut.iaitlo wvrs heiti in Trinity Chuorch, loset tridiry asetritig. Ti theRev. ALRXANoraD ryisu V. ?? iii tire Chair. Th Clletectioni it the maor rinounteitor X-1 Us Gd 'P'leitttepoit wens reat by hi r A. V u:iwriter, arid stated that tire ...

... . . I.EITHi BAGUS. ELECTION,- - TIME -A TnE No,.IZS5ATION. I' te onilation of candirlatog..fo the re.- prcsnt~io~ OFChitdisric tok pace in front, of the Exchange, Laidh. Tire Lord Advocate and his friendlis wero met by a lirricsit of the working classes at tilO foot sif Leith Walk, andi conveyed to the hustirlgo, tvhri 0 they presented son addreess to his' Lordshrip, whc a read by one of their ...

... PROM TrIEL.0DON VAS.3XTTE. *gITEHA. lj., AVRrII, 2S.tpr rtett lv~llT~lT. APt 5 The King hasa becnplenaseld to direct letters patetto he asfe tnde the ?? Uni ted kRngdo' Tons Kitnllg hnsdbeenppitg toe Riret lettonorals e Sir .loh Cor Hobous, Hat. ?? H~onourable behn Sullvaunder the Sieat ChaileS cm'stit rlt . Bart. his MajcSty'5 Coen Labou ers, fs tohlie Affeitst of India. wiTITEITALL, APRIL ...

... c SoUrTH STAEroeoDssHRE.-The following were the numbers it the ter- mination of the hirst day's polling on Tuesday. According to Cot. An- son's committee, Anson, 1,377; Goodricke, 1550; majority in farour of- Goodricke, 173. According to Sir T. Goodricke's cdminmttee Ansohn, ?? Goodricke, 1585; majority in favour of Goodricke, 198. Ofi the second day, Wednesday, according to the statement of ...

... SA4TURDA4Y AIGHP. II ?? Cayley ha-ing finally declined to postpone his motion, which stauisJ for Mkonday, on the subject of the currency, the motion for leave to bring in a bill for the regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales. will necessarly be delayed, but Lord John ?? will certainly persevere in his motion on the first possible day next week. The proceedings before the ...

... POOR LAws.-(Fr,om .the Observer).—The following is the relief to the indigent ordered by the Poor Law Com- missioners to be given in some of the newly constituted unions or parishes. It is understood that these orders are preparatory to the discontinuance of the allowance system by which the independent labourers have been pauperised 1. No relief shall be given in money (except in cases of ...

... DOMESTIC INQUISITION. We pursue our extracts from the Secrita Monita. They are an admirable commentary on the Society's motto:— Au defaut de la force il faut employer la ruse. The latter is the weapon now wielded with some success in this country. CHAPTER 5TH. Article 3rd.—But far greater efforts must be made against those, who attempt setting up Schools for the Education of Youth, in ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE AND GUARDIAN, j Qui non defendit, alio culpante Hie niger est. SIR,-I have read in one of our county papers, which appears to me to rejoice in every occasion of vilifying and degrading the Church and its ministers, a letter signed A Clittrehmrin, (?) containing three assertions, two of which I know, and the third I b, lieve, to be false. The first is, that in ...