... I E Tiisies ?? suppose its readers to be * v deficient in Memory, or utterly itso tie cheracter and principles of the r t' wIpatiroilize, i lien it ventures, -ravelv at.. * . t, ir jgE a.. in ditie3 and untruths like those * cl in the following extract from its ite d ?? ,oxblication j. V' 0\ ?? \Vl Iip i .io lll( t i n oil r o -a vi ews s f t I i lid k'j ?? i~t \ Iti.t1it'(l ?? knows tihe \ ...

... The following circular has just been issued from the Home Office, with the view, it is concluded, of obtaining information for anmeasure to be brought forward in the Up- proaching session:- T he favour of an answer is requested to thA following queries, which answer you will please to fil I in, in the columns on the other side, according as the tithe is taken ill kind, or compounded for on ...

... S TA TSTI( 'A L SCIi. ?? OF LOND)O()NV. On Monday evening, this Society elid their fourth mnecting for the session, at their rooms. Lieut.-Col. Sykes, ?? in the chair. The business was opetiei by the Secretary reading ihe proceedings of thie lait assembly, which Xcrc ianroved and confirmed. A paper, entitled (Obsorvations on a Corn. tnunication of Sir Francis Paigrave (with the samne annexed). ...

... THE HOUSELESS JRISH. 7'0 TIll EIDlTOR or TItE MORNING CHRONICLE. Are tlwr. no nicans bv which the dreadful condition of tbe * rea( hrl d wasts in the! county of Carlow cans be relieved 1 The bene% olence of our countrymen has been loudly called frt ci in bealf of the I'rotestant clergy of Ireland, and it is highly proper thkat bishops aild churchmen should iteep oiri anid ihelp to a-suage the ...

... A F From hie AogSlwrg Gubattse) & second article, entitled Russia and Europe, which appeared lately in an extraordirrary supplement f the dagsbstrg Cazette, seems to have for Its object to explain the existing relatiosship between Europe and Russia, And to attest the coisoliag certainty that bii this respect the western nations have nothin to lenr for their Independence as long as the presrt ...

... Cull his namo JeSIS.-MITTn. i. 21. Bishop Pearson seems to have set the etymo- logy of this name in the clearest light, in his large discourse on it, (Pearson on the creed, p. G9-71) in Which he en1deavours to prove that J All, one of the names of God, enters into the composition of the IHebrew name JA/noshua to which Arviss an- swers. (Compare Ileb. iv. viii; where by the -way, I think, it ...

... BIRMIINGHIAM POLITICAL UNION. -Ar. Thomnas Atitwood and his hindnstroscaesi HY liirmirigltam are ait their revolutioflary work agaiin.- [to. Feeling that some effort wa4 necessary to counteract, LIS,i ifpsible, the recent striking disp]layS Of Cooservative Me ?? in IBirrijinhani and elsewhere throughout thle counttry, this gentleman and his assistants, Messrs. St. .1 tultz, Edoniods, an1d CO. ...

... I =MOX~aTIOW OW COUNCILLOMO.S. SUNDERLAND. The following gentlemen were elected couricillors for this borough, on Siaurday last:- MIenwearwouth Ward. James Allison Cooper Abba Thomas Speddirg Miattiiehw Robson,jun. George Wilkin Hall Gemrge Hudsona West Ward. Empruon Musuhamp Andrew WlVite Darvabas Sharp Philip Lalng Hellry Scott. South wick Johli Gordoil BMak Bridge IVard. John Coull Carr ...

... C I t'b W iz TAn- TU3DA' Mnalmo ^A2RXU 8is~.. January 1.-Chbarles Gray, Southamnp -.bii~diugs, tiultorn, Midlilesex, victualler. Charles Theo. ~rs Kirby, Craswurd-st'eli, Portman.square, Middlesex, lace. tan5 'ai~d Iosier, Edwa I Baugh, Sloane-street, Chelsea, I~~dtdlesext draper. B, Jrjmias Gregory, Allen-street, Gus- 7e~llstree-fdiddls~sevri1u v)wder --George. Harris, Coven- yi, 'cots ...

... . -WEEKLY -pITOME.- FOREIGN. iGeneral EvaUs ailly troop.re b to beregularly d~l~edtht esral~dper'atIcn so a g'ye Cbeen par- fOrmed, the active-Vervice they.were immediately engaged fil on t heir arrival previiiting it.7 Officers, nocornmissioned officers, and privtes'bre all tabe put to s-iusd-ddll, and the. hDO ul-of the British ,name is,4ot to be Perilled by the want, of discipline of these ...

... LORD SA.N D-ON9'S; SPEIECh ' | 4t the Liverpool Tradesrmne's Couservlive 4acialion. Liverpool, Jan. 20. Lord Sandon, the able representative of the commercial and general interests of this great borough, having a few days ago arrived on a visit to his Cconstituents, the Tradesmen's Con- servative Association, which during its short -formatioa has already enrolled amongst its members the ...

... WEEKLY EP'l'OME. Thle grent object of interest from Spain, during lnat week, was thle vote of confidence to M. Mlendizabal ; thle debates in thle Estamento of Procuradores on the subject have been of high interest. Thle general question Was agreed to on Thursday, Dec. 31st, by 156 votes against I. The lirst and second votes were, on the Ist Jan., 1836, voted unanimously; but the third article ...