... I ELFICTIUN (OF'TMN COUNCILL(?RS,&c. | k . . ?? I. I .~ , I I, III ?? Itts l'tI If;IUI nl, d~d to: ,I C theC ofli Cc ol .1tayit'- a- 3-.1di JIotaI lhirlilpio! I i`, CrU i,1),lsy, iit isWyanO S'parrcow P;sqr;. tsntd Surgeon Griliti lollurts, e- ltmve beets ?? c I Alsleireris. Thle 'Toown (Csunile is e- contp, I lf tite followilng ?? IV ii- 1.~lc ?? Jones, 1.D, .Jttltt lY 3oe'_,Ic Son Ilicliaid ...

... NFCES.FARY EFFECTS OF THE MUNI- (CPAL ELECTIONS ?? v Jilt lil 1't Ait'iViER11i.R TheT ii ?? ot thit- I,~tipit, 'roit ho, lik e 'heir Jiro- tui mri l' lltt')l ?? tit! hattie, oi di-ir'po~tty aPl(.I C . iic , [mony .tlfire~ '1tiQre n'qt'i' tol the ' ?? 0 III 0it', to Po '1 incl that ?? tim ote fle ltinldie It ito-c affecctions~ if t~,all to ti i'1 'l t 0tlta ty eil i h tollkol ti v r itiii th ...

... LA I' IREORM 0OCIETY. Ye-telrdav nI meeting called the Metropolitan Anti-Op- prersonri ied lw _lleformr Society, was held at the freema- son' Iavrm.--- . .EWakley, Esq., d lP., in the chail. .MI. iAKllY, iii stutinc thle general objects of the SOCIeY, berged it to he particularly undierstood as having nothing hatever to do %nith party politic!s. It was solely ir- teaidel to ascli the poolo, ...

... DISASTROUS CONFLA GRATIOZN AI TNEJF YOK. 000 IIIL Il received ?? from the North sarid South A mericain an Cofl'ce-lsouiie a filo of New York paper's to tire 22d ultirro, curs- brought by the loundon line of p~eket.-irip 'loroato, Captain -dGriswold, which arrr'ived at Portsmouth alter a short passage id 0toof 15 days. 'I Irese pripers; contain tire nmost painful details of an rrippaliiog ...

... T'lill:;i. ?? . V1,'AND THJh '1E . 1' . I. E.130 ). ?? t -. lo ?? ivtt inst t thet oirIt- lY Ttit o-:i i-riu r onrieii c of, tilt (, 0 tiipiit 10 of oid -it I cdtortion, evidv civ Ii ( t'0 ?? ' of . I 'I lit is s till thorn li tc l d Ii 0, lol !1C , d fi ft lia latel. Ht Ste~~~ ~ W ~-ii~5 O . till8t initant, contain. iii, A ir. :ii-,i ' i I I IJ nle, ?? ta l i if I: cwlI~' - tly i-. ate clo ...

... I'7RO1POSELD) RESTRICTIONS ON THE PRESS IN GER)MANY, i: 01 ciii: )iiAxI'u, D:ec. 29.-Thc meli ores Cuoptell ?? tbe ti oi *'rterie, The- Young Germany, live beel ri crivold, as we heir frolm all qllirtei, Wtittl ail flppi ob:iim ilol:h:c fully eimrespoi:ds ui-h the character of the (fi'rillan fltioni, and is assuletl% not one of the ?? importint s. ns ot the times. The Diet of the Con- Ii, ...

... TIHE LAND)ED INTEREST. 1i is E)IT hor Tim lh MORNING CHIRONICLI SIR-- ?? hoPobliC are' IiiCli indvitod to you for NorIr Ius tion o' same of' out' recenlt commuonnications on tlie siibji of Agricultural1 Distiesi. I have readi almost every thui which has ?? in prinat of ltitt years uponi this SUhIje but I nuiust colnfess that I have in vain looked for Rttytl I. approichinlg iii a. jioof of ...

... cable -calt. R 1 vs 'I RIGHTS or HOSPITALITY.-Dr. Johnson, in his tour through North Wales, pissed two days at the seat of Colonel IMiddleton, of Gwynagag. While he remained there, the gardener caught a hare tonidst some potatoe plants, and brought it to his master. then engaged in conversation with the Doc. tor. An order was given to carry it to the cook. As soon as J-MJhnson heard this ...

... LOSS O 5TS TUNZals. . - - . - , . _ - The following are the partir'nrars nf the wreck of the Enchantress, Iti ird to Vai Diena!i's landi: - At about ten o'cleck on Pril]Ly night, tire 17th July, tle vessel was prore:elitig op) i)'l tiecsteaux's Cliannel, with a finil svint. (2.lptain RItxburgh had just dccended from the deck to tire cabin, and teaS in tire ac: of rliokrig at his chart, the ...

... I NOMINATTON OF PFRQONS TO RE T-,riCOMMENTFNDEDP| TO FILL THE OFFICE OF JUSTLOES FOR TI-LI BOROUGH OF PORTSMOUTH. II A Mei~ of teNao, Aldermen, andR Common Councilmen of this Bo'rough, was held yester- h e day at the New Town Hall, for the purpose of taking ti: th'le declarations, &-c. of the Councillors, elected las~t d week, in the room of those chosen for Aldermen, as byl lf wela to ...

... ELECTION OF TOWN COtlefrXLLORS UNDER THE. CORPORATIONS X :FOR' BIXLL. BVSI'CAST1B UvrosO The votes of the electors under the, aw municipal corpora- tions reform act having been taken at i several polling places on Saturday last, the result was declai at noon on Monday, at the Guildhall, by John Lionel H Id, Esq., Mayor of the borough. The court was crowd -long before the ap. pointed hour. and ...

... - A public meetine consisting of a few dozen persons, for the purpose of forming a Law Reform and Anti- oppression Society, which had been placarded round the town fol some days back, met last week in the Great Hall of the Freemason's Tavern, London. Mr. Wakeley, M.P., was called to the chair. Mr. Feargus O'Connor addressed the meeting at some length, on the state of the law in Ireland. Mr. ...