... 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 ...

... THE MlORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, MAY 14, 189. The Standard thinks that a departure from the usual mode of publication should take place in the case of the speech of Sir ROBERT PFF.L at the dinner in Merchant Tailors' Hall. This Sove- reign Speech might, it is said, be dispersed by hundreds of thousands for a sum not much ex- ceeding one hundred pounds. Printers, book- sellers, &c., ...

... THE AMORNING ClIHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, MAY 30, I835. We stated yesterday that dispatches had ar- rived at the Foreign-office from Madrid, convev- ing an intimation on the part of the Spanish Go- vernment that the REGENT is anxious to have the counsel of her allies, with respect to the expe- diency of some decisive measures being taken, in pursuance of the Quadruple Treaty, for assisting ...

... LONDON: FRIDA Y, MAY 15, 1835. ''lhe debate of last night in the House of Com- mons on the charges brought by Lord MANDR- VILLE against the Earl of GOSFORD, Lord Lieuten- ant of the county of Armagh, is pregnant with instruction to those who wish to know the real character of the party in Ireland with which the late Ministry were so closely united. Lord GOSFORD had committed, in the eyes of ...

... B1RUSSELS, MAY 1. [FRot OUR OWN COassESPOND14T.] Some sensation has been oreated here by the distribu. tlotbof several printed placards, which were found posted Galast the walls of the buildings in the populous quarters ofthe city, near the Sublon and Rue Haute, principally Inhabited by the lower classes. The following is a copy of one of these papers :- Down with all crowned tyrants, who are ...

... ST. MARTINS-IN-THE-FIELDS. A meeting of the rate-payers and parishioners of the gt parish of St.-Martin's.in-thce-Fields, took place yesterday t morningin the vestry-room, for the purpose of nominating el twenty-four guardians of the poor for the ensuing year, v according to the provisions of the Poor-law Amendment Bill. Mr. John Tidd Pratt took the chair, and the order for electing the board ...

... IN common language it is reporting, meaning the work of giving to persons not present at a transaction, an account of the proceedings relative to that trans- action; and, the giving to the people re- ports of what passes in the two Houses of Parliament, is justly deemed the most useful branch of all the occupations of the daily press. I have to state to my readers very signal proofs of the ...

... I 'Uh SH IR I )LECTION, WVEST RIDID C.I ?? . t osao O wut Ow coutREiroNDui:r.] WA K K FIELD, ThuastDay, MAY 14. L This day the declaration tobk place. At an early bour timc space round about the hultni.gswas filled with the nm- merous attendants on the Blue and the Yellow sides. E The SHERIFF announced, with the usial formalities, that the election had fallen on George William FrCderick s ...

... Th LONDON GAZETR. FridaY, MOY 29. At the Coest at St. James's, the 27th day Of MAY, 1835. present tbe Klnss' Must Excellent Majest in Council. Thisl day the Right ~D. ir tichrd usse Viian Arti, and the Right Hao. George S.* Tri were, by his Malesty's C05o 1d WI l fhs aet' MOat'Ioncurable Privy Council, and took their respective Places At thes R-Ad 8cordlsngly. - I BOARD OF GREEN CLOTH, MAY 6 ...

... TO THE RICHT HONOUAABLE LORD I MELBO URNE. - LETTERJ. M-i LORD-There is. a voice of gladness and exultatibo gone forth from one extremity of the land to the other;. millions are rejoicing in yotr~ restoration. to ?? and' office. They are rejoicing in your personal triumph over tile petty intriguers who so unceremonlously eje~ctetl you. jni N'ovember ; but especially tbey area rejoicing to 'the ...

... . - MADRID, MAT9.1 After a very animated debato, which has lasted four days, and during which very eloquent speeches have been heard, the Procuradores have decided that the Church property sold in 1821, 22, and 23, shall be restored to the purchasers. As to the share which the Ministers have taken in the debate, it is all but unanimously agreed that it has been discreditable to their abilities ...