... Wit XiberpogrI fatrcurl?. do SALUS POPULI LEX SUPRMA. m FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1835. co ml km moK MINTS TO ELECTORS RESPECTING REGISTRATION. is t - . ?? en o All the Poor Rates and Assessed Taxes must t( *e ...

... 1 I HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, Jur-Y 6. The report or the committee on the Islitigton market he bill was brought up. ig, Lord RIPON presenteji a petition, signed by 6,000 of persons, inhabitants ofytuebee and its neighbourhood, wo Praying parliament to afford them a redress of ith grievances. ith 'The Duke of RictitoND presented a similar petition 1y, frohm Montreal. mS TUESDAY. The Loan Society ...

... pewo bp tDe tonVon PootO. LOJNDON, TuRSDAY, July 14. ii French Journals of Friday anld Saturday, devote a Ilrge share of their columns to discussions respecting ea l. y to assassinate the King. There are Joatecons lia'lready in custody, charged with being teentf' pear ar°essarles in the plot for the commission of 1,iOcilolf regicide. The presumed fabricator of the the Crime Well as thie leader ...

... COAL IMEASURES, TOP OF PARK.STREET, To Mhe Editor of Mke Bristol Merczn3y. gzm,-During the excavations which for some time past have bee going on at the top of Park- street, we hsve been carefully waitchng the development of anninstructive'section.through thered mart and variegated or newer red sandstone (Bunter Sandstein of the Germans) and taking advantage of the section made in sinking a ...

... oN PAST INDIA .I 1'l' A. H{. B -, E ti- iA s- ',, 6 ) i Ssn.-Ii the letter vhich you have-addr of last week, vou hove expressed strorg dohbti of mciit respectilng the existence of slavery iii firish I 0 1l regulated (you say) by contrnry informatioi v lct you . on Ihe subject from a field officer in tPes'ompany's service; atid Ii ewie t it Mr. BUixton has never alluded in the House of 'ommens ...

... 70 t/IC EiDIwo (Yt 1/e AlIEimENR JOURNAL. AU IlIC 1hill. VI, l' LIU I lI- lildi H i--- e ?? mtestery r~in Jrvecipitrrtrrrf, are rtheatotitoloeieof orbitraiteeresoiti- treels, swhile tlirre rrf aI rijilbveit clatnrctete are tiilfirronly rlisrrirlgt:t Le try Calmi ?? n lieu' tliscir'siirii.' Such is the tier, rearitvk of Sir WaiEterS'cot, WIsirr giving thle history if tire or rite suimmrary ...

... FRITH OF FORTH HARBOTIRS. We are to-day enabled to lay before our readers a very comprehensive and able report on the im- provement of the Port of Edinburgh, and of the great communication between Edinburgh and the immediately opposite coast of the Forth, recently framed by a gentleman of the first eminence in his profession, Mr James Walker, President of the Institution of Civil Engineers. n ...

... rgso THE LONDON rAzzTe. WAR OFFICE-July 24. 7th Drageon Guards-Lieutenmt J. H. Gibson to be Captain, by purchase, vice Thewles, who retires-Cor- et C. EF. Thompson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, r vice GisborOn.H, Schoiraitr to be Cornet, by purchase, t 10th LigCht Dragoons-Cornet W. Tomline to he r Lieutsnatit, by purcse. vice Preston,. who retires- ir . W. Willianms to be Cornet, by purobse, ...

... ZMPER!aL LPAILThA=.NT. HOUSE OF LORDS-3uly,; The Earl of LIMERlICK called the attedtion of the. Hoiise-to wbat he canlideored a libsel on his e iiaetert, |whic appeared in the Morni4 ti s ti s and ee atrinrdscopied in'to the Lmrc tr h paragraph rcfleoteJ upon his tauactsr as a landiord', an statated in so mrany woerdsn, that the last ?? wlan did in Delanird from starvition was 'otea nis (Earl ...

... From tue Gazelles of June 23 amd 20. aent nted DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. that James Hlutton, Piccadilly, baker. ,r of John Watton, Upper Bedford-place, Middlesex, surgeon. , the Thomas Tomalin, Luton, Bedfordshire, baker. rnor Joseph Slack, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship-broker. V ence William Sturt, Newick, Sussex, spirit-merchant. p don, BANKRUPTS. tt two Robert Smith, Kent, bricklayer, June 30 ...

... REPLY OF THE FARMERS TO THE CHAN- CELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. THE deloders of the people, who, under the name of Radicals, are now carrying on a revolution in every part of the con- stitution, without reducing one farthing from the taxation; but on the contrary, by the help of the excitement which they cause against institutions which were formed before taxation arose: these radi- cal ...

... I I might give a short hint to an impartial writer, it would be to tell him his fate. If he resiolves to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unbiassed truth, let him proclaim war with mankind a ia mode te paet de Pole-neitherto give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men, they fall upon him writh the iron hands of the law; if he tells their irtues, whenthey have ...