... F fle tiberpool Jtitrturp. SAL.US POP&Lr L/X'SSUPRRMA. FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1835. %UBLIC MEETING THIS DAY ON THE SUBJECT OF CORPORATIQN REFORM. Most of our readers are aware, we presume, that there -will ...

... hlorrjlt ctrilio9nT. Tlh e Clii itibet' of Pei't's pasei'oiI th Aimerican Inolitloit It Bti l, whi'ch hiat Ilittisot tip frtont rti' Oltittibor of D.'ptltivs, Oil 'Friday to ieive offence ti Atitwriva. 'ithe Jlhwicoteir h s the follow'iniz notice reltite, to the eti- lisltillt ofwt, l-nto ieve ill Spainl ?? It bvi'itg il- th intetlitio oIf' tlo', E oto a llzlo ?? Frti't1viiitt: v'lloto tile so ...

... DE Z i u n o ri. TOWVN COUNCIL PlttCIZEtDINGS. flit ?? C AIRxi -hil reference to tissljeacoisiitonwas read from the Lordl Provost, stat ing lisat lie sail railed at tise ?? Oliso, to knose ?? rise CGovetirsocelt lateiditi(l to give effect to thle Ivseislos at'he Tlowo Coouicil, scume tie seas to ?? bl hi r ties Waied, that tire psresenit G overnmeanit, son thislr accessiosn to office, trait ?? ...

... o. In ~r ^ -Cu 1 -.1 _6_ It _g 1 ?? . AA- -a A meetiilg of electors of the district of Mayhole tarnk place in the Towin Hall, Mavbole, on Wednesday the 24th corret,' for the purpose of forming a Reform Assn-. eistion for tlife district. Bailie John Stillie swas called ti, tile chlair. Eiias 'Catheirt, .E&q of Ar hendrain, in proposiig the esoliti'tions; observed, that before Lord Grey's bilt ...

... The Journal of Mrs. Butler (formerly AlMss Fanny Kem. cl ble) has been published. We give the following curious anecdote referring to a scene at the Baltimore Theatre :- n 'cAt half-past five took coffee, and off to the theatre. The play was Romeo and Juliet; the house was extremely ar full: they are a delightful audience. My Romeo had gotten of on a pair of breeches, that looked as if he had ...

... .EFRQ .M o.Tf MONDAY. 'TIMES. DAf OF iMRt. COBbEt The pe of this gat ^otica~wite has been sod arested'by the hd of death. His last. Registeri jblished on Saturday, the. l!. iustaat, betrayed zo signs of feebieness in either mind-or body; It was charatterxae by. all that freslunes axnd vigour of thought and fancy which hvaye made that unrivalled publication maintain a3 :urMlaggitn interest with ...

... CURIOUS, that while our snorting, groping, grasping, conceited, jack-ass- like, managers of Royal woods never have been able to perceive that it was their duty to pay attention to what I said about locust-trees: curious, that while I have actually caused a million or more of these trees to be planted in England; and in going through the. country see beautiful plantations of them : curious, ...

... TO TH.E EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Gentlemen, Manchester, May 19,1835. Much has been said about your distress, yet still no one can point out what will relieve you. At this time flour and other grain are about the same price they were at the commencement of the war. I used to pay the load of twelve score of seconds, 24s, or at utmost 26s after the war commenced it kept advancing until I ...

... The election for Hull terminated on Saturday in the re- turn of ColoneV Thompson (the Editor of the Westminster Rcvieio) by a majority of five over Mr. St. John Mild may, the Conservative candidate. The numbers were—-Thomp- son, 1428; Mildmay, 1423.—Carlow election ended on Friday, when Messrs. Vigors and Raphael were returned in the Reform interest. The close of the poll was as fol- lows ...

... The Times, in speaking of Mr Cobbett'tf powers of writing, mentions among others his slaskitig and slaughtering invective. VOLUNTARY AFFIDANI[TS.- A casefor ihe Lan- yers.-With respect to the Bill lately passed on thi. subject, although it passed on the 12th OF JUNE, 1835, and the 12tb section says that it is to commence on the 1st day of June next ensuing, -yet the II)th see tion is as ...

... A complete and cheap edition of the Works of Reran-or is about to he pubJislied at Paris.-A mag- nificent dinner service of 50 covers is preparing for tiie Due D'Orleans, which is to cost ^4,000. Among the revolting number of suicides committed by the French, we have to notice that of their celebrated nrtist, Robert—he put an end to his existence at Florence. -A secret eon espondence, it is ...

... IMPERIAt PARtlAMEN1T.. .110CUSJIU OF1 C0MIM0'1, FiUfl,AY.. JUNE 5. , 'Ahr BAaNs~al tepor'ted that tecmnte appointed 5,ry teiten~erits of sthe Cork petition, cotmplianing of en -iutnd, eldctjioll, hie4 decidled tilat Fvargtts O'Connior was not rholy eh'ctid to Serve irk this presentr parliasnent rbitt that 'Richard 1.4ngfeld, the livtitiotier, was duly -elected, -In reply to a question from Sir ...